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Hi guys , I'm new at the forum , I just bought 2010 e550 coupe. Car is still at the shop. Decided tu upgrade original 18' to 20'.
I get these wheels from eBay ..
http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-AUDI-A4-A5-A6-A7-S4-S6-M-Benz-S500-E350-E430-E500-E550-WHEELS-TIRES-PACKAGE-/291186896598?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Wheel_Packages&hash=item43cc176ed6
Front is 245/35/20
Rear is 275/30/20
Problem is they r sticking out of the frame and I'm worrying they will be rubbing... Car is not ready to driving it yet. What do guys think ??
Guy that I did buy them from him saiys he fit them on 2 e coupes and they fit ... Don't know what to think about it. Visually they ok . Just they seems like they ll rubb
You will likely rub going over bumps and especially with people in the back when you go over bumps.
Are you lowered?
I received the wrong offsets +45 in the rear with 19x10 and rubbed really bad when I was lowered on Eibach. I had to remove the lowering springs and all was ok. So if you are not lowered you might be ok, but that looks really aggressive...
Can you try it and let us know, and also let the seller know if the car is drivable or not. We can only guess.
I'm running 20 x 8.5 front (235/35/20 et 35) and 20 x 10 rear (275/30/20 et 50) with no rubbing and pretty flush fitment. Went a little above stock diameter on tire sizes to eat up the wheel gap without lowering. Car rides smooth and no issues.
I am a super novice when it comes to fitment and tires, but will 255's fit on a 10" wide wheel? I mean math-wise it's about the same, but wouldn't it be stretching the tire a lot?
Will the tire 255/30/20 at the rear resolve the problem ???
You can do a 255/20/20 but why do that ?
that causes a stretch in the tire.
Originally Posted by SnakeDoctor
I am a super novice when it comes to fitment and tires, but will 255's fit on a 10" wide wheel? I mean math-wise it's about the same, but wouldn't it be stretching the tire a lot?
I'm running 20 x 8.5 front (235/35/20 et 35) and 20 x 10 rear (275/30/20 et 50) with no rubbing and pretty flush fitment. Went a little above stock diameter on tire sizes to eat up the wheel gap without lowering. Car rides smooth and no issues.
Can you post picture of your setup. I'm thinking of 20" wheel but want to keep stock spring. Most people say it doesn't look right with 20" wheel without lowering.
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