Will this wheel/tire setup work on my 07 E350?
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2007 E350, 2007 CLK63 AMG
Will this wheel/tire setup work on my 07 E350?
I've done tons of searching, but I want to make sure this setup will fit before I order everything. My car is an 07 E350, non airmatic, non sport, stock ride height (for now). I have read that non-airmatic cars have less clearance for wheels/tires than airmatic cars. Anyone know if this is true? Here is the setup I am planning:
Wheels: Niche Essen
Tires: Hankook Ventus V12 Evo2
Front: 19x8.5 ET 35 245/35-19
Rear: 19.10 ET 40 285/30-19
The main thing I'm not sure about is the rears. I have found plenty of posts with people running 285 in the rear with no rubbing, but they were all either airmatic or AMG cars.
Wheels: Niche Essen
Tires: Hankook Ventus V12 Evo2
Front: 19x8.5 ET 35 245/35-19
Rear: 19.10 ET 40 285/30-19
The main thing I'm not sure about is the rears. I have found plenty of posts with people running 285 in the rear with no rubbing, but they were all either airmatic or AMG cars.
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2001 E320 Wagon, 2006 LBZ Silverado, 2007 E63 (sold), 2001 E55 (sold)
The fronts will fit for sure. The rears I don't know.
I've bought a couple of sets of wheels from www.carid.com and they were willing to contact the manufacturer for me to see if a certain wheel size would fit (they only show guaranteed fitment on their site). They have great customer service and it may be worth a shot to see what they say. I believe they're a forum sponsor as well.
edit: https://www.carid.com/niche-wheels/e...-15769931.html
I've bought a couple of sets of wheels from www.carid.com and they were willing to contact the manufacturer for me to see if a certain wheel size would fit (they only show guaranteed fitment on their site). They have great customer service and it may be worth a shot to see what they say. I believe they're a forum sponsor as well.
edit: https://www.carid.com/niche-wheels/e...-15769931.html
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If you're not sure if it would fit, head down to the wheel/tire shop and let em know. They will work it around. Mine did. I have 20x9/10.5 and 245/35 and 275/30 in rear, stretched. I just bought 285/30 for rear and by my understanding of measurements, it should definitely fit. It's just 1 cm wider. In case they do rub, I will have them rolled and pulled. I had to roll/pull the front ones cuz i dropped it like 2-2.5 inches and the suspension was on soft damping and now I have it on max stiff. However, I do get a little rub on the plastic cover like once or twice a week depending on the road, it's nothing.
But do check with a shop. They will give you a better idea and the offset numbers. It really depends on how much you drop the ride in order for tires to rub.
But do check with a shop. They will give you a better idea and the offset numbers. It really depends on how much you drop the ride in order for tires to rub.
