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Hi guys, I'm new here so forgive me if this has been asked before. I have a '99 E320 sedan with the factory 16" wheels. I'm not sure of the offset on these. I'm looking at a set of staggered 18" wheels from a 2010 E350 Sport. Fronts are 18 x 8.5, 48 offset. Rears are 18 x 9, 54 offset. Will these fit my car without rubbing? I want a factory look. Thanks, Jimmy
The wheels shouldn't rub at all. But it's not the wheels which are the only players here. It also requires that you identify the tires you plan to use on those wheels.
Here are several calculators which you can use to plug in wheel and tire fitment dimensions and judge for yourself.
The wheels shouldn't rub at all. But it's not the wheels which are the only players here. It also requires that you identify the tires you plan to use on those wheels.
Here are several calculators which you can use to plug in wheel and tire fitment dimensions and judge for yourself.
Other factors which are considered may also include suspension type, suspension mods, springs and shocks already made...or planned in the future.
Thanks for your reply Raymond. The calculators will be a big help. The car doesn’t have any modifications at all currently. I doubt I’ll change anything in the future. Just looking for a better look and more aggressive stance.
the fronts may not fit, I put w204 amg wheels on my w210 (F:18x8 +50, R:18x8.5+54), and had to run spacers on the front to clear the suspension and also so the center caps could fit as the the hub stuck out a fair bit, i am running a 25mm spacer on the front and 20mm spacer on the rear, the rear spacer wasn't really needed as I had about an inch of clearance, I just put it on as the wheel stuck in too much.
I would highly recommend using https://www.willtheyfit.com/ to help compare, if you know the specs of the old wheels vs the new wheels it will help compare where you are loosing space, differences in speed, and overall fitment, use it as a guide as it isn't exact to your car, just a comparison tool between wheels.
Last edited by harki; Jul 26, 2023 at 10:44 PM.
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