20" Q7 replica wheels
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2012 CLS63
too big is what I think
but if you like that kind of road action.......tear it up!
but if you like that kind of road action.......tear it up!
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Porsche Macan S SportDesign / Ex M-B's: 11 & 10 & 06 E350's, 02 S500
The style would work with the car, but I'm boring, I just like 5-Spokes. ![Big Grin](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
As for the 20" thing, I'm gonna get a bit "preachy", but my feeling is, why spend so much money on a car designed for *comfort* over all else, and throw off all the engineering that went into quietness, balance, and serenity, by putting on 20" wheels? If you want that kinda ride, IMO, just get a car that is engineered for that ride, so you're not essentially "wasting your money", as I see it. On top of that, I think 20"'ers are slightly big for an E, I personally think 19" is the perfect fit, and 18" the best balance of size & comfort.
That's my soap-box.
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As for the 20" thing, I'm gonna get a bit "preachy", but my feeling is, why spend so much money on a car designed for *comfort* over all else, and throw off all the engineering that went into quietness, balance, and serenity, by putting on 20" wheels? If you want that kinda ride, IMO, just get a car that is engineered for that ride, so you're not essentially "wasting your money", as I see it. On top of that, I think 20"'ers are slightly big for an E, I personally think 19" is the perfect fit, and 18" the best balance of size & comfort.
That's my soap-box.
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