CORRECT WHEEL WEIGHTS
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This place is a joke.
I haven't seen clip on wheel weights on a Mercedes since about 2002. This is for US based cars of course. European models have more base versions like taxis that use different wheels.
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From: New Orleans Area
2015 E400 Sedan
I always thought Standard wheel weights were the ones that hammered onto wheel lip next to the tire.
Used on steel wheels and CHEAP wheels with room for weights.
The fancy ones were the double-sided tape flat stick-on type.
For expensive wheels and/or vehicles.
And for offroad vehicles with Bead lock type wheels.
Is there a third?
Used on steel wheels and CHEAP wheels with room for weights.
The fancy ones were the double-sided tape flat stick-on type.
For expensive wheels and/or vehicles.
And for offroad vehicles with Bead lock type wheels.
Is there a third?
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Santa Barbara, CA
S550C4, Porsche Cayenne
My last one with clip-on weights was a 1975 450SLC with steel wheels. All that I've had starting in the '80s with alloy wheels used the stick-on weights.
MBWorld Fanatic!
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 4,509
Likes: 1,513
From: Orbiting the planet
This place is a joke.
I always thought Standard wheel weights were the ones that hammered onto wheel lip next to the tire.
Used on steel wheels and CHEAP wheels with room for weights.
The fancy ones were the double-sided tape flat stick-on type.
For expensive wheels and/or vehicles.
And for offroad vehicles with Bead lock type wheels.
Is there a third?
Used on steel wheels and CHEAP wheels with room for weights.
The fancy ones were the double-sided tape flat stick-on type.
For expensive wheels and/or vehicles.
And for offroad vehicles with Bead lock type wheels.
Is there a third?
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...oem-1714011694
