Double Checking Rim Specs.
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Double Checking Rim Specs.
I'm ordering some new rims and I want to be 100% sure they are the correct offsets. I'm not sure which tires im going to run. Both should work, right?
Front: ET 32, 19x8.5, 245/35/19 Toyo T1R or Kumho Exsta SPT
Rear: ET 35, 19x9.5, 275/30/19 Toyo T1R or Kumho Exsta SPT
I haven't spent much time researching front offsets, will 32 work?
35 seems aggressive for the rear but I think it should work?
Front: ET 32, 19x8.5, 245/35/19 Toyo T1R or Kumho Exsta SPT
Rear: ET 35, 19x9.5, 275/30/19 Toyo T1R or Kumho Exsta SPT
I haven't spent much time researching front offsets, will 32 work?
35 seems aggressive for the rear but I think it should work?
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They took them back for me. I charged them with my AMEX so they didn't really have a leg to stand on.
They still insist that ET 30 is the correct rear offset for an E Class with 9.5" width rims. No matter how hard I tried to explain to the contrary they kept insisting it was correct. They said they have multiple customers running this setup, I don't understand how - the tires were literally sticking out of the fender.
They still insist that ET 30 is the correct rear offset for an E Class with 9.5" width rims. No matter how hard I tried to explain to the contrary they kept insisting it was correct. They said they have multiple customers running this setup, I don't understand how - the tires were literally sticking out of the fender.
