Wheel spacers
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2012 E350 coupe
decided to go 10mm in the rear and 12mm in the front!
i put the 10mm in the rear and it sits very flush!!
keep in mind.. i have 20s with tire sizes.. 285/25/20 and 245/30/20
i put the 10mm in the rear and it sits very flush!!
keep in mind.. i have 20s with tire sizes.. 285/25/20 and 245/30/20
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That would be true if OP was using OEM wheels. However, he is not. Why is he asking us here what length he needs is unclear - only he know the length of the bolts for his aftermarket wheels (which do differ greatly depending on wheels). Adding 12mm to those specific bolts' thread length (IMHO) makes sense for anyone who understands 2+2=4. He might as well ask what "seat" (ball or cone) he needs. We do not know what he's got - impossible to answer without knowing.
