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Hey Forum crew
im new to the MB world and would appreciate your insight. I’m looking for buy a second set of AMG wheels to put new winter tires on. I found some second hand but am trying to determine if they’ll fit. Can any of you tell me if the following 19” AMG wheels would fit my GLB35?
thanks a mill!
Cant really help, but I would find one of the sites on google that sales OEM Mercedes parts. Put the rim part number in and maybe it would tell you more about the wheel. you need at least to know about hub size ( big hole in middle of the rim when it fits on the hub, wheel pattern, like. 112.5 (DISTANCE BETWEEN THE HOLES ON THE WHEEL). ALSO, I would google wheels to fit your car and you will see what that have as far as offset,
One other thing you could do is take the readings off one of the wheels on your car and see how they are different from the ones you are looking at buying; Then you can compare them on a site that compares different size wheels.
Can any of you tell me if the following 19” AMG wheels would fit my GLB35?
The bottom picture says that those are 9” wide 18” wheels, not 19”. The offset looks like 54mm. The GLB250 can run 235/55 R 18 tires on 7.5” wide wheels. I don’t have any specs for the GLB35 wheels. Either use the suggestions from Isawelvis or ask your dealer parts desk .
Cant really help, but I would find one of the sites on google that sales OEM Mercedes parts. Put the rim part number in and maybe it would tell you more about the wheel. you need at least to know about hub size ( big hole in middle of the rim when it fits on the hub, wheel pattern, like. 112.5 (DISTANCE BETWEEN THE HOLES ON THE WHEEL). ALSO, I would google wheels to fit your car and you will see what that have as far as offset,
One other thing you could do is take the readings off one of the wheels on your car and see how they are different from the ones you are looking at buying; Then you can compare them on a site that compares different size wheels.
Usually if you keep the radius the same you can step up an inch on wheel diameter. So, it’s a combination of wheel, lug, and tire size.
also, remember that you need the right TPMS sensors on the second wheel set.
I have gone down the second wheel set path before and frankly, unless you are tracking your car in the summer and must have performance tires for that, go with Continental DWS supreme contacts. They are truly an outstanding performer in all categories, dry wet snow handling and longevity.
The bottom picture says that those are 9” wide 18” wheels, not 19”. The offset looks like 54mm. The GLB250 can run 235/55 R 18 tires on 7.5” wide wheels. I don’t have any specs for the GLB35 wheels. Either use the suggestions from Isawelvis or ask your dealer parts desk .
GLB 35 brakes are larger than on GLB 250 so verify an 18" wheel diameter is large enough. Also verify the bore size will be compatible. 19" OEM wheels for a GLB 35 per Wheel-Size.com are 8" wide, offset 49mm (8Jx19 ET49) with 66.6mm bore and come with 235/50ZR19 tires. The Rim & Tire Size Calculator https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/ is very handy, but it doesn't account for brake size variance.
Here is the wheel sizes for GLB 35: https://www.wheel-size.com/size/merc...lass-amg/2021/
You need at least 19" wheels for the front brakes... Also you need wheel spacers for ET 54... You can also look for MB winter packages or aftermarket wheels with winter wheels from companies like tirerack, etc.
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