2014 E CLASS RIMS - WITH TPMS AND BALANCED
For SaleWheels and Tires/Axles
Jan 19, 2018, 03:01 PM | Replies: 2 | Views: 688
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Price
$850• OBO
- Location Woodbridge, VA, 22192, USA
- Condition New
- Compatibility
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Mercedes-Benz | E350 | 1994 - 2018 |
| Mercedes-Benz | GLK250 | 1994 - 2018 |
| Mercedes-Benz | C300 | 1994 - 2018 |
Description:
These are in perfect condition no curb rash or anything of the sort. 100% of the tire remains, these rims HAVE TPMS, and are balanced. The only thing you need to do is put them on the car.
These rims and tires are TAKEOFFS from a brand new E class. I just purchased my E-class, these rims were the rims that were on the car and I had them taken off immediately to put on a set of rims I already had.
They will fit:
E, C, S, CLK, GLK, CLS, ML, R, SLK, SL, CL, and more.
Last edited by m4nat; Feb 14, 2018 at 01:32 PM.
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2008 E350 4Matic, 2011 E350 4matic
How about some more details and some better pictures?
Those look like 245/50/18's which were not a stock size E class tire size. A tread depth gauge is about $3 at an auto parts store, a real number (7-9/32's or whatever) is better than just a picture of penny where you can't even see what the tread pattern on the tire is. A full picture of the tread is better because buyers can see if there was any unusual tread wear which typically happens on the insides of the tire. A newish tire probably won't have it.
Those look like 245/50/18's which were not a stock size E class tire size. A tread depth gauge is about $3 at an auto parts store, a real number (7-9/32's or whatever) is better than just a picture of penny where you can't even see what the tread pattern on the tire is. A full picture of the tread is better because buyers can see if there was any unusual tread wear which typically happens on the insides of the tire. A newish tire probably won't have it.
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From: NoVA
2004 W211 E320 / 2007 murdrd out Chevrolet Suburban.
How about some more details and some better pictures?
Those look like 245/50/18's which were not a stock size E class tire size. A tread depth gauge is about $3 at an auto parts store, a real number (7-9/32's or whatever) is better than just a picture of penny where you can't even see what the tread pattern on the tire is. A full picture of the tread is better because buyers can see if there was any unusual tread wear which typically happens on the insides of the tire. A newish tire probably won't have it.
Those look like 245/50/18's which were not a stock size E class tire size. A tread depth gauge is about $3 at an auto parts store, a real number (7-9/32's or whatever) is better than just a picture of penny where you can't even see what the tread pattern on the tire is. A full picture of the tread is better because buyers can see if there was any unusual tread wear which typically happens on the insides of the tire. A newish tire probably won't have it.
If anyone is looking for more pictures, just shoot me an email at manatsingh@gmail.com. I would be more than happy to send them over, but if you’re familiar with the penny measurements then awesome! The tread is evenly worn, but again just shoot me an email if you’re interested and I’ll be happy to send over any and all pictures of them
