Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG on HRE RS102M by Wheels Boutique
02-09-2016, 03:32 PM
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Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG on HRE RS102M by Wheels Boutique
For over 50 years the S-Class has been the pinnacle of German luxury and this latest generation - W222 - took an already astounding platform and elevated it to new heights. With gorgeous body lines and a breathtaking interior that puts its competitors to shame, the latest premium sedan comes pretty well equipped from Mercedes… save for maybe one thing: the wheels. Knowing us, you should know we never leave anything 100% stock so we did our best to help the cause with this set of 22” RS102M’s by HRE Performance Wheels. We think the subtle twist-spoke design adds a nice touch to this very elegantly designed super-luxury-sedan. And of course it’s always fun to act like the boss for a day when riding around in this luxurious cloud of awesome.
Wheel Specs:
HRE RS102M
22”x9” // 22”x11”
Finish: Brushed Clear
Tires: Pirelli P Zero Nero
Front: 255/30/22
Rear: 295/25/22
*These Wheels Also Apply to Non-AMG Models*
Please PM us for details, availability, and pricing.
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Wheel Specs:
HRE RS102M
22”x9” // 22”x11”
Finish: Brushed Clear
Tires: Pirelli P Zero Nero
Front: 255/30/22
Rear: 295/25/22
*These Wheels Also Apply to Non-AMG Models*
Please PM us for details, availability, and pricing.
Tell us what you think by commenting below!
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Iridium222 (04-20-2016)
02-09-2016, 06:21 PM
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2012 CLS63
smooth and clean
02-11-2016, 01:43 PM
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Very nice runs not to overdone still classy yet may be a bit too big for middle-aged adults like me. On the east coast you gotta be careful w/potholes so 22" wheels make for an anxious ride.
Did you use spacers? Did you use lowering links?
Did you use spacers? Did you use lowering links?
02-11-2016, 06:18 PM
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Noo, no spacers needed. Spacers are bad word around our shop. All our wheels are custom made to fit. This is the lowest ride height setting on the stock suspension.
