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I have a slightly bent rim with an extremely slow leak - about 1/2 lb per day - and am looking to replace the wheel since two tire shops can't find any problem besides the slight bend.
Aftermarket sellers refer to colors as "Silver" and "Hyper."
I have no idea how to tell the difference.
Dealership catalog lists them as "Titanium Silver."
I hope to do better than the $800+ Mercedes wants for one of the 11 available in the country.
If you know of a good source, I'm all ears. Meanwhile... what color?
Can anyone help me with this?
TIA
DrCarl
Marking inside the wheel is 8Jx17 ET38 (I don't think this helps)
"Old" part number per Mercedes is 2114013602
"Current" part number per Mercedes is B66474374
Last 8 digits of VIN are: 6X207123 - in case that helps
Don't mean to hijack the thread but seems a bit pointless to start a new one.
My 2010 E63 AMG wheels also need refinishing, any chance of getting the color codes konigstiger?
VIN # is WDDHF7HB9AA061901, think the rims might be two shades of silver or grey.
Thanks in advance.
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