Pictures Needed... Anyone Running 245/35/19 on 19x9.5 or 19x10?
Trying to play with fitment and offsets with my bro's car (FadedBlackSocks).
However, before going too aggressive and/or buying the wrong tire size(s), I'd like to know if anyone here is running a 245/35/19 on 19x9.5 or 19x10 wheels in the rear.
If so, can you please post a pictures?
I understand that's a bunch of pictures online via Google images. But I'm specifically trying to see what it looks like on a W209.
I've gone very aggressive on my previous W208, but haven't fully experimented with my bro on his W209.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by babyboigsxr; Aug 2, 2016 at 02:57 PM.




OEM is wider 255/35/18
On my previous CLK 63 I ran 265/30/19 on 19 9.5 and it was clear except if the car is lowered, the inner rear wings have to be rubbed
There is more information here https://mbworld.org/forums/clk55-amg...ml#post6729705
OEM is wider 255/35/18
On my previous CLK 63 I ran 265/30/19 on 19 9.5 and it was clear except if the car is lowered, the inner rear wings have to be rubbed
There is more information here https://mbworld.org/forums/clk55-amg...ml#post6729705
Here's his stance now...
But with his current tires, the wheels can't be pushed out any further cause the straight sidewall rubs a specific part of the fender/bumper (where it connects) when going up driveways.


We playing around to see if we can achieve a similar stance with my rear while retaining a comfortable drive.
The angle of the picture below doesn't do any justice. The stretch is hard to see...

Once I see pictures... I'll know exactly what to do.
It's how I made a 10.5 fit on my W208. LoL. Lip size was nearly 4.5 inches. No fender work either. Just the typical fender roll.
Last edited by babyboigsxr; Aug 2, 2016 at 11:21 PM.
Do you remember what your offsets were?
Based on how my bro's setup is now, it's relatively aggressive. However, we want to go a tad bit more aggressive.
Before I sold my HRE's from my W211, my bro used them. They were 20x10 with 275/30. The fronts were ridiculously too aggressive.
The car wasn't off the jacks yet. Hence the fender gap.
Last edited by babyboigsxr; Aug 5, 2016 at 02:54 AM.



