AlbertWB

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

Mercedes CLS550 on HRE P95L Monoblock Wheels by wheels_boutique, on Flickr

jmagbita

Hi all, this CLS above looks fantastic and I'm considering the same wheels for my 2014 CLS in designo graphite..

Just wondering how it'll look if it don't lower my CLS.. Two reasons, I'm concerned about compromising ride quality if I were to lower it.. And number two, I'm a financial adviser and as such need to remain somewhat conservative..

Will it look odd if I don't lower it? Thoughts?

Thanks!

bigigg

Will it look terrible..kind of, will it look better if it was lowered, absolutely. One thing you can do to lessen the wheel well gap is run a 35 series tire in front and a 30 in rear, instead of 30 and 25.. that would help a little bit. Honestly I would lower it, you want to be conservative but you drive a 80k car, and are buying HRE wheels.. lol