pinoyk20

19x8.5 Front +35 19x9.5 Rear +35 5x112 66.6hb
Audi - Various, Mercedes Benz - Various

http://www.lineacorse.com/wheels_l22.html

i kinda like the design. will the offset and the specs fit our e55? whats the proper tires sizes for this specs? thanks

pinoyk20

i kinda like the black spokes with polish lip or gold spokes with polish lip

maxwerks

YEs I think these will fit .. they are sort of BBS LM replica I guess .... nice looking wheels , the fronts may not clear the BBK if you have any , but if you do only physical fitment will work, unless the whest states that it clears BBKs but most dont clarify. Good luck.

Esh

You should also pay attention to the weight of the rims... as they may offset your hood and trunk you just lightened.

pinoyk20

yup their replicas , will they work with the stock calipers and rotor? you think it will clear the front and rear fenders?

i want ti use this rims cause its cheaper than the stock AMG rims and i want to keep the AMG rims on the storage because we have bad road here ryt now. and also its lighter than the AMG rims. thanks

pinoyk20

will it rub? thanks

zmirza

they will fit, no rub either.

enjoy

pinoyk20

nice! thanks sir! what will be the proper tire size? thanks

maxwerks

pinoyk...unless someone has used these very same rims same offsets on his/her W210 with the same suspension , no one can tell you for sure ( 100% ) that they wont rub... and these are obviously relatively new... from the specs you mention you should be OK , the offsets are not too aggressive. Rubbing or not is a balance between the offsets, wheel width AND drop.. for an aggressive setup ( Low Offset ) , the more the car is dropped the more likely the tires will rub.
THE BEST is to dry fit the wheels to you car ( Good= without tires / Best = with the right size tire ) OEM tire size for the W210 in 19 are 245-35-19 F & 275-30-19 R... if you are not sure I would stay with these sizes and not go beyond.
The only other reference one can use to determine fitments are the OEM specs, OEM AMG wheels are ( 18X8 31ET , F & 18X9 35ET R ) most aftermarket wheels nowadays are 8.5F and 9.5 R , so one can make up the adjustment with the ET to make up for the 1/4" extra on each side of the wheel and determine that way. Best of luck,
Max

pinoyk20

thanks so much maxwerks! ill try using the stock tires width size and alos i wont be lowering the car. do you think 285 will fit on the rears? thanks

maxwerks

I am only suggesting OEM sizes " as a safe bet , or a reference point" for wheels that are not used by others... most of us have lowered cars, my car is lowered and I am running 255/35/19 fronts and 295/30/19 rears , wheels are 9" fronts and 10.5" rears , Kinesis K19R, no rubbing at all but it took me quite a bit of work to fine tune that . On my next setup I plan to go 255/F & 285/R but there is no way to tell for sure till I get the new wheels and dry fit them . Check Tirerack site / help section, get info and diagram of the Wheel width/ offset diagram and calculations of tire actual measurements.. it is good to know. To answer your last question , unless the rear wheel is such a high offset ( means into the car more ) or unusually wide ( 10" & above wide ) .. you should clear 285 tires in the back with no problem . IMPORTANT : always make sure you use the right Lug Bolts with the new wheels , DONT assume that what you have will work, Cone seat bolts with aftermarket wheels, NO STUDS , Seven/Eight turns to tighten the bolt , if six or less , bolt is too short , And ALWAYS, align the car AFTER you install new suspension if any , new wheels and new tires not before.