8.5Jx18ET35 wheels with 245/40R18 tires on E320 Wagon?
On a related note, anybody know what are the widest front and rear tires this car can handle with no rubbing and no modifications, and what front/rear wheel offsets are necessary for the max widths? I have a couple of European Mercedes wheel catalogs at home, so I can probably go through the various approved wheels/tire sizes and come up with the "safe" widths and offsets, but maybe somebody already knows the max numbers.
Max front tire width is 245 with a wheel offset between 30mm and 38mm.
Max rear tire width is 275 with a wheel offset between 31mm and 34mm.
This doesn't mean wider tires won't fit or other offsets won't work, but these should be guaranteed to fit with no rubbing since they fit dimensionally within Mercedes recommended wheel/tire combinations.
If anybody has fit wider tires with no mods and no rubbing, please post your results.
BTW, nothing beats the R170 forum on the other site. We will probably get more reaction on the W211 AMG site but... they're AMGs.
Thinking of upgrading the wheels and tires on my wife's E320 wagon and I'm wondering if 8.5Jx18ET35 wheels with 245/40R18 tires on all 4 corners will fit. I'm pretty sure the rears will be OK, but I don't know about the fronts.
On a related note, anybody know what are the widest front and rear tires this car can handle with no rubbing and no modifications, and what front/rear wheel offsets are necessary for the max widths? I have a couple of European Mercedes wheel catalogs at home, so I can probably go through the various approved wheels/tire sizes and come up with the "safe" widths and offsets, but maybe somebody already knows the max numbers.
The only pic I have posted is at the following link.
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/foru...id=18#M1190164
It's my father-in-law picking up the car in Sindelfingen.
BTW, these are the wheels I was thinking about getting
They're double fakes. The're fake AMGs and they're fake multipiece. I would love to get the real AMG multipiece Styling IV rims, but they're about 6 times more expensive and my wife would just end up curbing them anyway.
Unfortunately, I e-mailed the place a couple times to ask questions about the rims and didn't really like their responses. They tell me the wheels are made in Taiwan, but refuse to tell me the manufacturer's name.
I want to get wheels for our E320 but am afraid of the worse...

Search for a company called Moven. I believe they make those replicas.
Ace wheels now also offer Brabus replicas, though I'm not sure if Brabus had already put a stop to it.
I like the Brabus Mono VI replica or those Styling IV multipiece replicas.
The wheels you're looking at, are they 18"?
Yes, they are 18". As far as I can tell, this particular style is available only in 8.5x18ET35. I wish there was either a 7.5x18 or a 9.5x18 version.
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I Believe ASA makes rims in this similar style too, at http://www.tirerack.com



