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What country do you live in? I've never seen those before, but they may be OEM since they have the 5 holes for the wheel alignment heads. Take one off and if it's an OEM wheel it will have a part number and size cast into the back of the spokes.
Last edited by E55Greasemonkey; Oct 25, 2020 at 04:52 PM.
MB offered many special order wheels for various models. When the dealership looks up your wheels there is an entire page of drawings of different wheels available.
Those look an awful lot like CLS-class wheels, OEM part number A2184011202. Judging by the finish and blank center cap on yours they might be replicas, but without looking at the back of the wheel for a part number and MB stamp it's impossible to be sure. I believe these were sold through the dealers as part of a winter wheel/tire package or on lesser-optioned cars sold in Europe.
Looks like these are available on ebay, but if yours are replicas the finish might not match. Have to check before ordering and pay attention to the finish on the replacement. There are also wheel repair shops that can weld cracks and straighten any bends. I had one of my winter wheels (OEM sport wheels) repaired a couple of years ago and it's held up fine. In my case the crack was on the back side so I didn't opt for refinishing.
Those look an awful lot like CLS-class wheels, OEM part number A2184011202. Judging by the finish and blank center cap on yours they might be replicas, but without looking at the back of the wheel for a part number and MB stamp it's impossible to be sure. I believe these were sold through the dealers as part of a winter wheel/tire package or on lesser-optioned cars sold in Europe.
Looks like these are available on ebay, but if yours are replicas the finish might not match. Have to check before ordering and pay attention to the finish on the replacement. There are also wheel repair shops that can weld cracks and straighten any bends. I had one of my winter wheels (OEM sport wheels) repaired a couple of years ago and it's held up fine. In my case the crack was on the back side so I didn't opt for refinishing.
Thanks guys. Will look at all the info, the car is getting painted this fall by the way.
I do a fair bit of mechanic work and surrounded by welders.. I have had my truck wheels welders but dont seem to hold up well, but it is a 8500pound truck.
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