19" wheels for E55 - pics?
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19" wheels for E55 - pics?
I am looking for photos of E55s with 19" wheels, both W210 and W211. I looked through the E55 photo gallery and wasn't able to find many with 19" wheels. Could you big wheel owners please post some pics for me to help with the decision
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Originally posted by MB Life
Stephens:
I was wondering how your ride feels with the 19" rims.
Is it rougher than the original 18" rims?
Stephens:
I was wondering how your ride feels with the 19" rims.
Is it rougher than the original 18" rims?
The car has been lowered by my dealers service department using DAS. (The MB service program that runs on the laptops they plug into your car for diagnostics)
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Originally posted by BryBenz
Hi stevens,
I that the lowest airmatic can go ? I want to make my car height probably 2-3inch lower than yours, is that possible ?
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Hi stevens,
I that the lowest airmatic can go ? I want to make my car height probably 2-3inch lower than yours, is that possible ?
thanks
Edit: sorry I didn't answer your question, this is the limit of the electronic adjustment without a lowering module. You can also lower by moving the position of the wheel position sensors. There is a thread on the board covering this. A word of warning though, my car rubs the front whilst turning and hitting a bump e.g. when entering a petrol station, so I will be raising it slightly.
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Autostream, Car look great! That are the wheel widths and offsets? Thanks.
What's up with this on your website:
"Temporarily removed for legal reasons, yikes..."
What's up with this on your website:
"Temporarily removed for legal reasons, yikes..."
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thanks guys, I just called tire rack and they set me up with these 19" modas. They know their sh*t about wheels and even sent me special lugs to use since the offset if dif.
As for my photo album, I blew my engine so there is a lawsuit pending
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...483#post547483
As for my photo album, I blew my engine so there is a lawsuit pending
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...483#post547483
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Originally posted by Autostream
thanks guys, I just called tire rack and they set me up with these 19" modas. They know their sh*t about wheels and even sent me special lugs to use since the offset if dif.
thanks guys, I just called tire rack and they set me up with these 19" modas. They know their sh*t about wheels and even sent me special lugs to use since the offset if dif.
If the Moda front wheels is 19X8 et35 double check for rubbing. I changed from OEM 18X8 et31 to 18X8 et35 and some tires with square shoulder rub even if the same US OEM size of 245/40/18. I could not run my Nitto 555 up front due to the wide tire shoulder. Dunlop 9000 fit with a 'hairs' worth of space.
The tire rub inside on this nut:
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Originally posted by E55 KEV
Those Moda R6 are 19X8 & 19X9. I don't know the offset. The lugs are not special, they are required. Mercedes used Ball Seat Lugbolts and most aftermarket wheels use Cone Seat lugbolts. Dont forget to put 5 of the OEM ball seats in your trunk for the spare. I am suprised the the rear need more fender rolling. If it is 19X9 et35 it seems that 285 width should have been fine.
If the Moda front wheels is 19X8 et35 double check for rubbing. I changed from OEM 18X8 et31 to 18X8 et35 and some tires with square shoulder rub even if the same US OEM size of 245/40/18. I could not run my Nitto 555 up front due to the wide tire shoulder. Dunlop 9000 fit with a 'hairs' worth of space.
The tire rub inside on this nut:
Those Moda R6 are 19X8 & 19X9. I don't know the offset. The lugs are not special, they are required. Mercedes used Ball Seat Lugbolts and most aftermarket wheels use Cone Seat lugbolts. Dont forget to put 5 of the OEM ball seats in your trunk for the spare. I am suprised the the rear need more fender rolling. If it is 19X9 et35 it seems that 285 width should have been fine.
If the Moda front wheels is 19X8 et35 double check for rubbing. I changed from OEM 18X8 et31 to 18X8 et35 and some tires with square shoulder rub even if the same US OEM size of 245/40/18. I could not run my Nitto 555 up front due to the wide tire shoulder. Dunlop 9000 fit with a 'hairs' worth of space.
The tire rub inside on this nut:
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Originally posted by TrackMeister
.... Do you have more pics you can post?....
.... Do you have more pics you can post?....
here an photo album that isnt too incriminating.
http://liextreme.com/2003meet12_amg.html