SL/R230: ASAP! Buying Rims. Size verify.
#1
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ASAP! Buying Rims. Size verify.
Dear colleagues,
I considered to be some rims for my SL at last.
And I have a very nice offer from dealer.
But all rims are 20x8.5 5/112 ET35
What do you about those ones? will they fit on SL?
What are your suggestions on tires?
It's ASAP, please make your comments.
Thanks.
I considered to be some rims for my SL at last.
And I have a very nice offer from dealer.
But all rims are 20x8.5 5/112 ET35
What do you about those ones? will they fit on SL?
What are your suggestions on tires?
It's ASAP, please make your comments.
Thanks.
#2
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Recommended 20' guidelines for SL
20x8.5
Offset: 32mm
Bolt Pattern: 5-112
Rec. Tire Size: 245/35-20
REAR
20x9.5
Offset: 34mm
Bolt Pattern: 5-112
Rec. Tire Size: 275/30-20
20x8.5
Offset: 32mm
Bolt Pattern: 5-112
Rec. Tire Size: 245/35-20
REAR
20x9.5
Offset: 34mm
Bolt Pattern: 5-112
Rec. Tire Size: 275/30-20
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#5
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And if finally i choose those rims, what size of tire should I use on the rear rims? The same as with 9.5?
Thanks.
#6
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20x9.5 9(Rim size).
Tire Size: 275/30-20
#7
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I have to figure out something... I guess those things (don't know how to say in english), let's say separators, which make rim to look wider, are not good to use?
Also, I have some issues that if I put 255/35 and 275/30, there is no chance of lowering later, right? Because I read here on forums, that lots of people have troubles with bolts or smth... Anyways, in Lithuania, all are total losers and don't know how to lower SL... Damn!
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#8
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To lower your car, you can simply click 'ABC' and lower your car w/ 20' and it will look pretty nice. if you want to further lower professionally , you can get the RennTech lowering module. do a search on the forum, many have done that. It's a matter of personal taste and willing to pay for such optionals.
btw..seperators called 'spacers' here.
255/35 and 275/30, there is no chance of lowering later, right?
- That I am not sure about. I would check w/ specialized wheel shop or tuner if u can find one in your area. Or maybe do a search on the forum.
good luck.
amer
btw..seperators called 'spacers' here.
255/35 and 275/30, there is no chance of lowering later, right?
- That I am not sure about. I would check w/ specialized wheel shop or tuner if u can find one in your area. Or maybe do a search on the forum.
good luck.
amer
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Well, I just bought those rims from the shop: 20x8.5 ET35.
Also, took spacers, which fit perfectlly, but I'm a lil bit confused of using them. Dealer says that it's ok...
Now, thinking about tires, what size to use.
It's a big problem with them, read somewhere that the best choice would be 255/30R20 for all 4 wheels.
Thanks for your opinion.
Artyi.
Also, took spacers, which fit perfectlly, but I'm a lil bit confused of using them. Dealer says that it's ok...
Now, thinking about tires, what size to use.
It's a big problem with them, read somewhere that the best choice would be 255/30R20 for all 4 wheels.
Thanks for your opinion.
Artyi.
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By the way... "ABC" is pressed when is it with "red" light?
I have never used this one, coz never knew what it is doing, shame one me..
I have never used this one, coz never knew what it is doing, shame one me..
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To lower your car, you can simply click 'ABC' and lower your car w/ 20' and it will look pretty nice. if you want to further lower professionally , you can get the RennTech lowering module. do a search on the forum, many have done that. It's a matter of personal taste and willing to pay for such optionals.
btw..seperators called 'spacers' here.
255/35 and 275/30, there is no chance of lowering later, right?
- That I am not sure about. I would check w/ specialized wheel shop or tuner if u can find one in your area. Or maybe do a search on the forum.
good luck.
amer
btw..seperators called 'spacers' here.
255/35 and 275/30, there is no chance of lowering later, right?
- That I am not sure about. I would check w/ specialized wheel shop or tuner if u can find one in your area. Or maybe do a search on the forum.
good luck.
amer