I do not agree with this, assuming its for tuaker. While I do agree that rear should be visually brought out, there's not 100% "clean" way of doing so.

1. A.) 5mm should not be used for rear as there will be no hub lip left to center the wheel on and B.) if one still uses 5mm, in which case wheels will be supported by bolts only instead of a hub as should be, stock bolts can not be used - 5mm longer bolts are mandatory.

2. 10mm spacers is the only safe way to go if rear spacers are to be used, but then wheels with tires will extend a bit passed fenders.

 

So, I did some measurements.. and you're right. With the stock tire, there is 0.550" gap in between top of the tire and the spring plate. That means that 25.40" dia of stock +1.10" makes around 26.50 to 26.60 MAX diameter that would fit up front (depending on tire manufacturer this might vary a bit).
Needless to say, I've changed my order to smaller tire.

 

Hi guys I've been reading through posts and was wondering what fits and what rubs. I have w212 lowered on vogtland springs but it doesn't specify in inches how low the drop is. I just purchased 3pc vellanos and wondering what tire size should I go with. The wheels are 20x9 et35 and 20x10.5 et41.

 

You should ask the guys from W212 forum or E63 AMG W212 forum.The set up from the coupe is not the same for w212.If you can't find any help there we will gladly try to help you.Let us know.

 

Sweet Jesus , they look great !!! Which model they are coming from ?

 

Front: 255/30-20 and will be perfect.

Rears: will stick out no matter which one (285/25-20 or 295/25-20) is used.
IMO, rear offset is too aggressive for the width by a minimum of 8mm.

 

Thanks threembs for your help. I couldn't find any info about running these tire sizes on the w212 forum.

 

I thought these wheels are for an SL550?

And I think the part numbers you list are wrong?

Wheels look great, I must get some for my 2010 E550, now that I see they fit ......


QUOTE=tuaker;5604350]my first post after reading this thread for 2 mths! I have got my c207 e350 and have yet to plunch on a shoes. from my readings, I suppose these fit?

Front alloy wheels: 19x8.5" ET34.5
Wheel part number: AMG B66031486
Additional alloy part number: A2184011602

Rear alloy wheels: 19x9.5" ET48
Wheel part number: AMG B66031487
Additional alloy part number: A2184011702

these are meant for the cls c218

or do I need do shove off the back of the front, and add spacers to the rear?
really like the wheels and want something different from the rest.
if it works, I will be back with the pics![/QUOTE]

 

[/QUOTE]

MB nr: A231 401 16 02 7x25

 

i want to put these wheels on my 2010 e550 coupe. it seems they fit. i found a set with the stock tires. these are the sizes:


255 35 R19 front
285 30 R19 rear


will these fit?

thanks

mike

 

You guys should ask these questions in the right thread.https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-c...up-thread.html
285/30 is too much.Maximum 275/30.

 

With proper offset(low to mid 40s for 9.5" wide wheel) 285 rears are perfectly fine for stock suspensions.

 

+1

 

i got my 19" AMG wheels!!

parts numbers are:

PART# A231 401 1602 front 19 X 8.5" OFFSET 35.5MM.
A231 401 1702 rear 19 X 9.5" OFFSET 48MM.

i want to make them black, powedercoat glossy black, (or perhaps plastidip?)

i plan on getting 255 35 R19 & 285 30 R19 tires since i have been told here they will fit my stock suspension on my 2010 E550.

anyone know for 100% positive these tires will fit before i lay out the cash for the tires? i dont want to waste my hard earned cash if they are too fat.

might be selling my 6 spoke stock wheels soon if anyone needs them

 

can someone please help me i ordered these rims and they gurantee me they will fit but i wanted youre help i know bolt pattern is correct but im worried about offset they are used and came off a cls550 09 like mines so i dont see why they wouldnt fit but i know you guys are experts with these cars so please help me asap b4 he ships ??? here is link to rims i bought


http://www.ebay.com/itm/MERCEDES-CLS-CLASS-20-WHEELS-MATTE-BLACK-GIOVANNA-GABBS-5X112-RIMS-CLS550-CLS63-/131002002878?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&nma=true&si=%252FSUylrco%252F8Fsc1YP8A%252Fku1IlRqU%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

 

its et 35 front and 42 rear ? 2009 cls550 ? please help me
thanks god bless

 

will these rims fit my 09 cls550 without any spacers etc ?? im worried about the offset which is et 35 front and 42 rear ?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MERCEDES-CLS-CLASS-20-WHEELS-MATTE-BLACK-GIOVANNA-GABBS-5X112-RIMS-CLS550-CLS63-/131002002878?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&nma=true&si=%252FSUylrco%252F8Fsc1YP8A%252Fku1IlRqU%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

 

Hi I just wanna know if this wheels will fit 20x8.5 34mm offset and 20x10 40mm offset? thank you for your help.

 

hmmmm! so can we not use a 5mm spacer with a 9.5 rims in the rear with 45 offset?

 

Front it is OK,but the rear it will be agressive,i am running 45 at the rear.
https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-c...up-thread.html
Take a look here...

 

thanks gavrocool

 

I went with 20x9 and 20x10 in rear. With Nitto Invo tires set up 285/25/20 & 245/30/20. SUPER flush looking. Some people thought I lowered it...but it stock height.

https://mbworld.org/forums/5935693-post26.html

 

Hi, I'm not sure if you're still answering questions but I figured I'd try anyways. I have a 2010 C300 Sedan. I'm looking at 2 diff sets of rims, both 20x8.5 F and 1 set is 9.5 R and other is 10 R. What offset and tire size do you recommend for flush/lowered look? The company says the offset range these particular wheels come with is between 40-54. Any help would be appreciated, thanks...

 

I have a question also

20X8.5 35 front
20X10 42 rear

What tire sizes should i go with? I am not lowered and will not lower the car.

2012 e550 coupe

 

I have a similar setup but 19's.

35 in the front will be ok as my 38 offset still has room. I have 45 offset on 10" rim in the rear. No problem at all stock but rubs if lowered. I have 285 tire in the rear but 275 would likely be better with a 42 offset