Basically new RTR AMG E63 Wheels with Zero tires and 2 Pilot 4S tires For Sale
For SaleWheels and Tires/Axles
May 13, 2019, 12:55 PM | Replies: 10 | Views: 2626
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Price
$2,500
- Location Tampa, FL, 34637, USA
- Condition Used
- Compatibility
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Mercedes-Benz | E63 AMG S | 2018 - 2019 |
Description:
I put some nice Vorsteiner's on the AMG so I have a full set of the RTR silver AMG wheels with PZero tires. They are in perfect brand new condition.
$2500 for the rims and tires:
Front: 20x9.5" 265/35/20
Rear: 20x10" 295/35/20
Rims and tires are basically new they were on the car for less than 100 miles as they came off as soon as I got home. Wheels are mounted and balanced of course with Mercedes TPMS sensors. Ready to roll just bolt on and go. May fit other Mercedes models as well or older E class cars but you would need to check.
If i recall the offsets were 25mm front and 55mm rear.
$500 (I paid $700) for the tires
I also have 2 Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires that are also new and were only on long enough to get to the tire shop to swap to the 265/35's that I have now.
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Not sure you would need to see what the stock offsets were on the wheels you have then there is an offset calculator to tell you how much in/out you'll get.
Go here first https://www.wheel-size.com/ and find the wheel size that came on your car (did it 19's or 20's for example). This will give you the sizes and offsets and rim widths there will be a few options so find the wheel size that came on your car
Then
Go here: https://www.willtheyfit.com/ and plugin the stock sizes you have and the sizes of the new rims and it will tell you how the new wheel compares to the old wheel. Use the offsets and sizes i provided above for the wheels on sale.
This should let you know how much more "in" or "out" the wheel will sit. Most of the AMG wheels are similar in how concave they are (or aren't) so no major differences there it's just the offset and spacing. You can always do spacers too if you need too. I did a 12mm spacer in the front of my E63S because the wheels I bought were for a C63S and the front offset set inward to much. Quick spacer fixed the problem. yours may be the other way around you may clear in the front easy but have to add a spacer in the rear. I'm not sure. Spacers are pretty cheap though about $100 for a really really good set. Get hub centric (to the wheel and the hub) and your good. Also the newer AMG flanges (hub centric) are pretty deep so min spacer is probably 12mm so take that into account.
Hope that helps...
Go here first https://www.wheel-size.com/ and find the wheel size that came on your car (did it 19's or 20's for example). This will give you the sizes and offsets and rim widths there will be a few options so find the wheel size that came on your car
Then
Go here: https://www.willtheyfit.com/ and plugin the stock sizes you have and the sizes of the new rims and it will tell you how the new wheel compares to the old wheel. Use the offsets and sizes i provided above for the wheels on sale.
This should let you know how much more "in" or "out" the wheel will sit. Most of the AMG wheels are similar in how concave they are (or aren't) so no major differences there it's just the offset and spacing. You can always do spacers too if you need too. I did a 12mm spacer in the front of my E63S because the wheels I bought were for a C63S and the front offset set inward to much. Quick spacer fixed the problem. yours may be the other way around you may clear in the front easy but have to add a spacer in the rear. I'm not sure. Spacers are pretty cheap though about $100 for a really really good set. Get hub centric (to the wheel and the hub) and your good. Also the newer AMG flanges (hub centric) are pretty deep so min spacer is probably 12mm so take that into account.
Hope that helps...
Last edited by PhantomX2K; May 14, 2019 at 02:08 PM.
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I'm guessing they'll fit my 2019 e 63 s wagon. I'm looking for a set of wheels for non summer tires. Would you be able to ship them?
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Last edited by PhantomX2K; May 14, 2019 at 06:22 PM.
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To answer a couple quick questions.
They are off a 19 but will work on any year w213 AMG (possibly non AMG use the calculations above) is my understanding.
Also the rears are 295/30's. Sorry for the typo.
They are off a 19 but will work on any year w213 AMG (possibly non AMG use the calculations above) is my understanding.
Also the rears are 295/30's. Sorry for the typo.
Last edited by PhantomX2K; May 16, 2019 at 10:44 AM.
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