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Man, that is some scary rubber bands right there. Check the load index on those tires and available tires first to see if they can meet the W212 specs.
I can't see how these would be comfy to drive, sorry. At times even 18s seem stiff on my car. So, sacrificing even more sidewall for stylish black wheels (that in some light you can't even see) makes no sense to me.
Your rlde of course. But you need to find a wheel repair shop close by in advance if placing these on a W212. You and the wheel repair guy will be on a first name basis. He'll be more pleased than you.
I think I see 2 different measurements for the hub size, but I don't speak the language this is written in, so I'm not sure. Is that the hub size, or the hub ring size? I assume the wheels are the larger size and the smaller measurement is ring ID?
If that is the case, then yes, you'll just need the proper rings to install them with no issues.
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Help regarding wheels for W212.
