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- That tire size is way too large in diameter, 32.8" vs. 30.7"-30.9" for the optional 21s.
- That wide a tire on the front is not a good idea; there is a reason MB does a staggered fitment for the larger tires
- It will be while before the aftermarket has the proper fitments out. For one thing the V167 has gone from 14 - 15mm lug bolts.
- Offset is important. Stock wheels have different front/rear offsets.
Last edited by GregW / Oregon; Jul 18, 2019 at 12:04 PM.
front - 285/45/22
rear - 305/40/22 or 285/45/22
Basically Do you have any idea of the largest wheel I can go with but not compromising sidewall size. I dont want a low profile tire and risk wheel/tire damage from bumps and pot holes.
Thanks again for the help.




front - 285/45/22
rear - 305/40/22 or 285/45/22
Basically Do you have any idea of the largest wheel I can go with but not compromising sidewall size. I dont want a low profile tire and risk wheel/tire damage from bumps and pot holes.
Thanks again for the help.

The factory engineers expend a lot of effort on selecting wheel/tire combinations. The Mercedes approved tires even have a customized compounds and are designated "MO" for Mercedes Original equipment. You are straying into complicated territory and do so at the risk of compromising the vehicles performance and/or handling.
Sorry dont know much about how wheel sizes work. Trying to learn though.
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Here is a tool you can use to compare wheel/tire specs you are considering. Input the factory specs and then the wheel size and offset and tire size you are considering and see how they compare. http://www.rimsntires.com/specs.jsp
The bottom line is by choosing 22" wheels, you are sacrificing some sidewall height and thus some rim protection and ride comfort. You are also limiting yourself to pretty much Summer tires (not sure where you live) and they will be more expensive. I would strongly urge you to stick with factory sizes.
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