WHEEL sizes for a w210?
That is all I am goin to say on the subject.Let the debates begin

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Stock, my rims are 17's and the ride is quite smooth. I havent installed the 19's yet (putting in a camber kit) but I have lowered my ride (eibach & #1 pads - putting the bilstiens in next week). I didnt go with 18's b/c I like the look of 19's and it seems a waste to me just to go up one inch from stock plus I got a good deal on them.
18's would be the best all around for looks and comfort and if my car came with 15's or 16's I would have bought 18's. 20's are too big IMHO. Do a search and you can find plenty of members who have posted pics of 18's, 19's and 20's on their rides. Just know that you'll have to address camber issues if you lower your ride. If you dont lower it youll have the 4x4 look with the larger rims thus defeating the whole "looks" purpose. If you lower it with larger rims and dont address camber youll go through (expensive) tires quick.
What I'm trying to say that is its a lot more to it than just picking out rims and putting them on your ride if you want to do it right. That being said 19's are the biggest I would go.
By the way, my car scrapes speed bumps just a little if I'm not careful with the #1 pads, eibachs, and 17's in the first pic. Second pic is stock height.
Last edited by retna7; Jun 11, 2008 at 10:39 PM.

Maybe someone will be kind enough to photoshop these on a W210
Last edited by suicidal4life; Jun 12, 2008 at 05:45 AM.
18's will certainly fill the gap if you lower by an inch. We've all done it. No rubbing, no murderous punishment on rough roads, lighter weight, better gas mileage, quicker car, better cornering, less ghetto factor.
Besides, your profile lists a C300. Are you sure you are in the right place?
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235/40-18 will be the same as 215/55-16, 205/65-15 and 235/45-17
If you put on bigger tyres you will also get wrong speedometer reading and mileage on your car.
with 20s you can use 235/30-20 or 275/30-20. anything else will get wrong diameter.
SO, with the correct rim and tyre sizes, the gap will be ~the same.
Last edited by Semikolon; Jun 12, 2008 at 01:01 PM.
235/40-18 will be the same as 215/55-16, 205/65-15 and 235/45-17
If you put on bigger tyres you will also get wrong speedometer reading and mileage on your car.
with 20s you can use 235/30-20 or 275/30-20. anything else will get wrong diameter.
SO, with the correct rim and tyre sizes, the gap will be ~the same.
this is the amg standard w210 e36, was wondering if i could lower the car another 20mm or so?
by looking at some of the cars here they look lower than mine! this must add to the performance / road handling.
appreciate any input! thanks
Or change springs and shocks.But then you will need the other suspension adjustment parts.


22'S ARE THE BIGGEST YOU CAN PUT ON AND YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE TO LIFT IT (BUT WOULDN'T RECOMMEND BUT I LIFT 1" WITH SPRING SPACERS AND JUST CUT THE PLASTIC PIECE IN FRONT OF BOTH FRONT TIRES AND YOU CAN MAKE U-TURNS WITH OUT SCRAPING ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS PUT 235/30/22 OR 245/30/22 OR EVEN 255/30/22 DEPENDING ON THE WIDTH THESE FLOATERS ARE 22X8.5 WITH 245/30/22 IM IN FLORIDA THE BIG RIM CAPITOL SO I SEEN A COUPLE W210'S ON 22"S PRE-FACE LIFT AND A COUPLE POST FACE LIFT ONES HES A COUPLE PICS ON 22"S


22'S ARE THE BIGGEST YOU CAN PUT ON AND YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE TO LIFT IT (BUT WOULDN'T RECOMMEND BUT I LIFT 1" WITH SPRING SPACERS AND JUST CUT THE PLASTIC PIECE IN FRONT OF BOTH FRONT TIRES AND YOU CAN MAKE U-TURNS WITH OUT SCRAPING ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS PUT 235/30/22 OR 245/30/22 OR EVEN 255/30/22 DEPENDING ON THE WIDTH THESE FLOATERS ARE 22X8.5 WITH 245/30/22 IM IN FLORIDA THE BIG RIM CAPITOL SO I SEEN A COUPLE W210'S ON 22"S PRE-FACE LIFT AND A COUPLE POST FACE LIFT ONES HES A COUPLE PICS ON 22"S








