Djackson13

One of my tires was gradually losing air pressure. Tire shop showed me where my rim was cracked in 3 separate places. Local MB dealer quoted me $1680 for a new wheel. Has anyone had any experience purchasing a replacement OEM rim from a third party vendor? I saw some on ebay and other places but was hoping someone has had some positive experiences with a particular company etc. My car is the 2015 S class with the stock 20 inch 14 spoke rims. Ive attached a few photos. Any and all responses will be appreciated

konigstiger

Shop OE part #, these should be correct you can match to part # stamped on inside of wheel or post VIN for confirmation inclusive of finish.

Djackson13

If I am not mistaken OEM part # is 224010500. Whats the website to look at ordering?

Tom in Austin

Would this work, sent ya a PM ...

DaveW68

You can probably have that wheel repaired for around $100-150. Any wheel repair shop can take care of that for you.

Djackson13

@DaveW68 I did take it to the local wheel repair shop that the Mercedes tech recommended. But, it is cracked in 3 separate places. so they deemed it unrepairable due to the safety precautions.

MichaelinChicag

Another member of this forum posted a link to an overseas supplier with good pricing on what appear to be authentic AMG replacement wheels like yours. I have not used them myself, but have been tempted.
20" AMG Multi Spoke wheels in 7X21 High Sheen with Titanium/Himalaya Grey - Alloy Wheels Direct (3965658)