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This is a set of Vossen VFS 6 in Graphite that I mounted on my E63 while I waited for another set. They have a little less than 1000 miles on them. I drove it to one car show and a little riding around, and then removed them. They are in 99 point condition, I will have to struggle to find one tiny nick on the face. There is NO changing damage, they were mounted by Atlanta's finest tire store, and dismounted there too. 9x20 F, ET 35, 10.5x20R, ET 42 This will easily fit a 2010-13 W212, and will work on a facelift car....but it's VERY close in the rear on some cars. You could mount them on a 205, but you would be a bit aggressive. I have caps, in good Vossen boxes, but no lugs. I could ship them but would prefer you pick them up. Please, don't call me up and ask me how much freight to zip 12345, I don't have the time to figure. I prefer to use FedEx ground for safety and that can get expensive. New ones retail for 549 F, 599R, so at about $2300 list, I'm about half that price.They are true and straight, no funny business. Been on this board for nearly 20 years and have 100% ebay feedback. Yes, I take Paypal too. Great look for the 212, take a look at the pictures, nice and aggressive. Thanks for looking, I"m just south of Atlanta...
One more time, just to make sure there is not confusion...these are wheels ONLY. Tire shown just for illustrative purposes...I paid about $3600 for the set of wheels + Michelins, mounting, nitrogen, etc...so even once you add tires, you're still a grand or so behind the market price...thanks..
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E 63S Wagon Renntech, E55 Renntech, SL65, SL 55 030, ML, bunch of old ones--they come, they go...
Thanks for looking...
I assume you mean E63? Is is an S or base (rear wd or 4 matic)? It may make a difference, especially if you are running your rear really low. If your ride height is going to remain stock in the rear, then it probably won't matter. Take a look at the thread we've been discussing it on here..."2014 wheel fitment 20's" ….this would be the same as AUS 55's car on specs....wheels only, no tires.
Let me know if you need more info, thanks.
Great deal, informative and answers every question possible. I would be interested if you were local. Free bump for an excellent example on how to sell wheels.
E 63S Wagon Renntech, E55 Renntech, SL65, SL 55 030, ML, bunch of old ones--they come, they go...
Thanks....
But this is right down the alley that concerns me....it might work...and look great, but it might be so close that it makes you nervous, or might need to radius the fender..
I thank you for your interest, but in the name of keeping us both sane, we better not....help me find someone else!
Thanks again...
E 63S Wagon Renntech, E55 Renntech, SL65, SL 55 030, ML, bunch of old ones--they come, they go...
There is lots of discussion about this, but for me, the best setup is a 245/30 and a 285/25 in the rear. I don't proscribe to the 295 theory in the back, and I think the 255 takes up too much room in the front fender housing...
Hope that helps....
Hey seller, I find it hard to believe these wheels wont fit, can you text me on 516 880 3681. I am used to having very aggressive setups on my car. for example, this is my audi s6 with 20x10s all around.
E 63S Wagon Renntech, E55 Renntech, SL65, SL 55 030, ML, bunch of old ones--they come, they go...
I agree, seems strange...
and I am happy to sell you whatever you want. I just want to make sure I'm giving you full disclosure.
Take a look at these two photos, we took them during the test fit....
Now I know you're going to get some "camber deflection" (bad term) at compression, but that is with a 285, and I don't know that a 275 is going to make too much difference.
I'll be happy to do whatever you like, and ship them to you however you prefer (as long as it's safe), just want to make sure I'm giving you the benefit of what went down with me. Yes, I am also a 15 S.
Lemme know, thanks again..
E 63S Wagon Renntech, E55 Renntech, SL65, SL 55 030, ML, bunch of old ones--they come, they go...
well.....
Under normal circumstance, I would say they wouldn't work, but after seeing some of the funny things going on in fitments on Mercedes cars, one never knows. Usually the CLS uses a fitment that is identical or nearly so to an SL or big sedan. I would think think fronts are easy, but the rears...These are ET 42 at the rear, but 10.5 wide. Just don't want to sell you something that won't work for you, and generally, wheels are one of those things that once carried away, belong to the buyer.
I'll look some more, and you do the same, let's see....
Good morning!
I am very interested and could arrange shipping immediately to Tampa or get up there over the next week or so to pick them up myself.
I do have a couple questions regarding fitment as well as what tire sizes you recommend. Going on a stock C43.
I want to call my tire guy now to see about pricing before hand.
TY in advance1
E 63S Wagon Renntech, E55 Renntech, SL65, SL 55 030, ML, bunch of old ones--they come, they go...
Sierra, when you say C43....
I assume you mean a W205 C43? They will work, but going to be very aggressive in the back. They may rub at full click, or if your car is lowered. They make an ET50 version of this for that reason, but doesn't look nearly as aggressive. Just want to make sure I'm giving you full disclosure.
I can tell you from checking that shipping these things is expensive, and you can certainly get to me for less than the freight bill!
Let me know if I can help.
Roger that and thank you! Yes, freight is a *****. I have a friend who makes the commute twice a week and would be happy to pick them up.
Ill look into the ET50 option as well. Just love the look.
JO
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