19" 20" Mercedes AMG Black Rims for GT-R GTS GT GTC w/ Red AMG Lettering
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10-04-2019, 05:33 PM | Replies: 10 | Views: 3197
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Price
$4,489• OBO
- Location Corona, CA, 92882, USA
- Condition New
Description:
Selling the following:
2019 - 19" 20" Mercedes AMG Black Rims for GT-R GTS GT GTC
New Take-Offs. Rare.
Powder Coated Satin Black, with Red AMG lettering.
No scratches, dents, or issues.
Wheels are extremely light: Fronts are 18.8 lb. Rears are 22.4 lb.
Dimensions:
Fronts - 10x19 ET56
Rears - 12x20 ET52
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For those not local, we are able to ship using FedEx.
It will take about 3 to 4 business days for delivery in the lower 48 states.
For international shipping, contact us. All shipments include Insurance & tracking.
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Phone: 909-997-5097
Email: Contact@LuxuryWheelCollection.com
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Last edited by LuxuryWheelCo; 12-10-2019 at 01:25 PM.
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10-07-2019, 10:05 PM
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1988 BMW M5, 1989 BMW M3, 1979 Mercedes 450 SEL 6.9, 2006 SL55 AMG w/ P30 Performance Pack
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I have always wondered just how light certain AMG mono forged wheels were. Those are much lighter than I estimated. Thanks for giving me some knowledge for the next Cars & Coffee meet! From experience with BMW forged wheels, OEM forged wheels are usually a little heavier and beefier than after market forged wheels like BBS and HRE. I know this is done because engineers want these wheels to be able to withstand real world potholes not just smooth race tracks. I have learned my lesson over the 30 years of aftermarket wheels vs OEM. OEM wheels, usually fare better in the horrid streets of my city. Thanks to AMG, now having OEM wheels doesn't meet you have to necessarily "downgrade" to fancier aftermarket wheels.
I'd love to get these for my SL55 (spacers needed) but, just cant quite cough up the expense after replacing my entire ABC suspension. It's funny that most AMG forged wheels (with sticky tires) only cost $850 - $1,900 more when bought new with the car but, are offered for sale at the parts counter retail prices by us. Not trying to sour your sale, just making an observation. Now how about selling those wheels to me for $1,500.00 - I won't even care they won't come with new sticky Michelins.
GLWTS!
I'd love to get these for my SL55 (spacers needed) but, just cant quite cough up the expense after replacing my entire ABC suspension. It's funny that most AMG forged wheels (with sticky tires) only cost $850 - $1,900 more when bought new with the car but, are offered for sale at the parts counter retail prices by us. Not trying to sour your sale, just making an observation. Now how about selling those wheels to me for $1,500.00 - I won't even care they won't come with new sticky Michelins.
GLWTS!
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10-08-2019, 01:12 PM
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I have always wondered just how light certain AMG mono forged wheels were. Those are much lighter than I estimated. Thanks for giving me some knowledge for the next Cars & Coffee meet! From experience with BMW forged wheels, OEM forged wheels are usually a little heavier and beefier than after market forged wheels like BBS and HRE. I know this is done because engineers want these wheels to be able to withstand real world potholes not just smooth race tracks. I have learned my lesson over the 30 years of aftermarket wheels vs OEM. OEM wheels, usually fare better in the horrid streets of my city. Thanks to AMG, now having OEM wheels doesn't meet you have to necessarily "downgrade" to fancier aftermarket wheels.
I'd love to get these for my SL55 (spacers needed) but, just cant quite cough up the expense after replacing my entire ABC suspension. It's funny that most AMG forged wheels (with sticky tires) only cost $850 - $1,900 more when bought new with the car but, are offered for sale at the parts counter retail prices by us. Not trying to sour your sale, just making an observation. Now how about selling those wheels to me for $1,500.00 - I won't even care they won't come with new sticky Michelins. GLWTS!
I'd love to get these for my SL55 (spacers needed) but, just cant quite cough up the expense after replacing my entire ABC suspension. It's funny that most AMG forged wheels (with sticky tires) only cost $850 - $1,900 more when bought new with the car but, are offered for sale at the parts counter retail prices by us. Not trying to sour your sale, just making an observation. Now how about selling those wheels to me for $1,500.00 - I won't even care they won't come with new sticky Michelins.
GLWTS!I'd love to see these wheels on your SL55. You can come by the shop any time, and we can try the wheels on to see how they fit. Hit me up with a PM, and I'll shoot you our address if you're willing. I have many more sets you can try on, as well as your sticky Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, haha.
Or, feel free to hit me up on my # above. Fastest response time.
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10-27-2019, 04:16 PM
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1988 BMW M5, 1989 BMW M3, 1979 Mercedes 450 SEL 6.9, 2006 SL55 AMG w/ P30 Performance Pack
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Haha, you know your stuff! It sounds like you're a car enthusiast. We can always learn from each other.
I'd love to see these wheels on your SL55. You can come by the shop any time, and we can try the wheels on to see how they fit. Hit me up with a PM, and I'll shoot you our address if you're willing. I have many more sets you can try on, as well as your sticky Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, haha. Or, feel free to hit me up on my # above. Fastest response time.
I'd love to see these wheels on your SL55. You can come by the shop any time, and we can try the wheels on to see how they fit. Hit me up with a PM, and I'll shoot you our address if you're willing. I have many more sets you can try on, as well as your sticky Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, haha.
Or, feel free to hit me up on my # above. Fastest response time.Thanks but judging from the high offset values of these wheels, I would need spacers about 25 -30mm thick! That’s not ideal for me safety and aesthetic wise. OEM set up for older SL’s run about 25-32mm offsets.
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02-24-2020, 07:39 PM
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