lirimlokaj

Hello MB fans

I found some cool wheels on Ebay, but Im nor sure if they will fit my car
I drive a Mercedes E350 2010 (w212)
Here is the info:

Size: FRONT 20X8.5 REAR 20X10

Bolt Pattern: 5x112

Offset: 35

Tire Package: Front 245x35x20 Rear 275x30x20



I appriciate all answers, thank you

lirimlokaj

Here is a picture of how the wheels look like

Las84

Dont quote me but 245/35 may be to big.
I have 245/30 with offset 35 and it isnt much rom to the plate for the shock absorber. As said I may be wrong but have read many places that this size will rub.
The back tires are good. Im on 295/25 with no rub or anything and cant se why they wouldnt fit. Maby a spacer to get the rim out abit for flush fitment.
You could also take a quick search. There are many threads with this topic.
Good luck.

eNNCity

I don't understand how you guys run anything less than a 35 profile tire... Potholes will be sure to wreck your wheels without the extra sidewall!

Las84

Its actually simple. Just dont hit them.
Drive abit more careful and sometimes watch the deck for about 1 sec to see the condition of the road. And if I do hit one I just get a new rim and tire.
Sorry for the OT.

LasVegasMike

Here is a cool site to compare what a new wheel will fit compared to your current setup:

http://www.rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp

It will give you measurements you can use to see if they will fit or not.

bigigg

Front wheel is perfect if you run a 235/35.. 245/40 will rub on spring plate.

Rear wheel offset is to low, I'd recommend nothing lower than a 40et for a 10" wide wheel.
But, if you don't plan on lowering the car you will be fine.. Its harder to tell the wheel sticks out passed fender when the fender edge is 3" higher than the tire. In the end its your call, me personally I like flush fitment. good luck

juliana21

20x8.5 et34 235/35
20x10 et 40 275/30

lirimlokaj

I this car lowered?

juliana21

Yes, 1.5in F & R

BozzMazzi

If the OP would allow, I have a similar question that came up as I read this post. I have a 2012 E350 4Matic with 20x9 38 offset wheels on order and can't figure out if I should go 225/35/20 or 235/35/30. The car will be lowered on Vogtlands shortly. Thanks in advance.

drsaab

I am not an expert, but I have 245/35/19 and I think a 225 width on a 20" will look real Skinny. The factory width is 245 so The true match is a 245/30/20 but that leaves minimal rim protection from the tire, here is a pic of a 245/35/19....

juliana21

The set I just picked up is 20x9 et 38 Front with 235/35 same tire set up
I have now...No rubbing issues. if that's what you were worried about.

JoelE55

What are you using? Spring or Coil Over?

juliana21

Vogtland Springs. Very good ride quality. I always used H & R and it rides nice as well. IMO, Vogtland's ride quality is not to far off from stock set up.

onemurphy24

I like the way that car sits!

BozzMazzi

That's perfect. I wanted to make sure I had at least a 35 sidewall but didn't want to go skinny on the width.

Car looks great BTW.

BozzMazzi

You're right, rim protection would be a problem with a 30 sidewall and a 225 stretch would give me a more "stanced" look than I want.

Funny thing about rim protection, today I hit a small pothole with my 19"s and got a slight bend. Now I'll be even more paranoid about the 20"s.

juliana21

Thank you, what wheels are you putting on?

BozzMazzi

Work Gnosis CV201. The black wheels in the signature are 19" Volk TE37s (for reference).

MiLi

what's the name of this wheels

ElisTwoCents

I think they are the Vossen VVS CVT....I have seen a similar wheel on eBay (cheap knockoff) for like 680 for the set but nowhere near the quality perhaps of Vossen i.e. Due to the structural differences in casting/manufacturing they might be more prone to dings/dents