Looking for new wheels for my '10 E550
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Looking for new wheels for my '10 E550
I am stuck on deciding which wheels to get for my E550. I have narrowed it down to Vossen CV3 and Concavo CW-5 in 20 inch fitment. I want a simple 5 spoke wheel with a concave design that is easy to clean. I plan on applying opti coat pro to the wheels.
Anyone have experience with either or both of these wheels. I know they are both low pressure cast wheels and I can get either ones for a great price. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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Anyone have experience with either or both of these wheels. I know they are both low pressure cast wheels and I can get either ones for a great price. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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Last edited by greekstyle; 06-11-2014 at 11:39 PM. Reason: added pictures
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I would go with Concavo.
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never used concavo, but I liked the vossens, although I didn't ride them very long and cannot speak to long term durability.......BTW,
I have some CV1's(vossen 19") for 900 bux and some Mandrus(Manheim 18") for 500....
not trying to vulture your thread, just an FYI
I have some CV1's(vossen 19") for 900 bux and some Mandrus(Manheim 18") for 500....
not trying to vulture your thread, just an FYI
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I like the machined face of the Concavo and that you get some concave on the fronts as well. On the other hand I like how the Vossens mimic a lip on the wheel. I'm just concerned that the thinner spokes allow for easier bending of the wheel in the unfortunate event I hit a pothole.
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Decided on the concavo wheels. 20x9 and 20x10.5
just not sure on the tire sizes. Is 285/30/20 for the rears too meaty? Im gonna drop the car an inch and want to prevent rubbing.
was thinking 235/35 front and 275/30 rears.
just not sure on the tire sizes. Is 285/30/20 for the rears too meaty? Im gonna drop the car an inch and want to prevent rubbing.
was thinking 235/35 front and 275/30 rears.
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I am stuck on tire sizes. I plan to lower about 3/4 inches and do not want to have problems with rubbing. Anyone know if 235/35 front and 275/30 rear would rub on my E550 sedan?
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I had actually gone with the vossen wheels and was very happy with them. They have already been sold since I was selling the car.... I actually ended up keeping it since I'm getting married and prefered to spend the extra money on home renovations.
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