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You mentioned springs, pads, etc... looks like you went with the H&R's... "sport springs" right? And did you end yo doing anything regarding the pads? Just curious.
I'd like to post this in the event other members are wondering if this particular size will fit
Wheels - Ace Alloy SL-M
Front Wheels - 20 x 8.5, Offset - 38
Front Tires - 245 x 30 x 20
Rear Wheels - 20 x 10, Offset - 45
Front Tires - 285 x 25 x 20
Springs - H&R Springs - Sport Springs (52728) - 1.4in front x 1.3in rear
Could someone help solve this little problem I'm having with my wheels. I had a 2008 e350 4matic with Lexani LX-2 rims staggered set (20x8.5 front, 5x112, 35 offset with Nexen N300 tires 245/35R/20) (20x10 rear, 5x112, 35 offset with Nexen N300 tires 275/30R20) They fitted great no problems. I now have a 2013 e350 4matic and want to use the wheels a just mentioned above. Here's my problem the rear wheels fit great no issues, but the front rub so I replaced the size of the tire with (235/35R/20) and added 12mm spacers on the front only. No wheel well rub but if I hit a bump in the road tire hits bottom of spring shield. how can I fix this issue.
I'd like to post this in the event other members are wondering if this particular size will fit
Wheels - Ace Alloy SL-M
Front Wheels - 20 x 8.5, Offset - 38
Front Tires - 245 x 30 x 20
Rear Wheels - 20 x 10, Offset - 45
Front Tires - 285 x 25 x 20
Springs - H&R Springs - Sport Springs (52728) - 1.4in front x 1.3in rear
By the way all, I just changed the rims to all black. What do you guys think of the look.
Kind of prefer the Rodericks... But i do like the new wheel pattern, flush to edge of rim, just not a huge fan of black. But it's your car... do as you see fit.
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