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Old 03-24-2015, 10:52 PM
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E55 Tire and Rim Fitment

Im looking for a a non staggered setup for the E55 knowing that the factory setup doesn't allow tire rotation. Any help or pointers would be great appreciated.

I'm also looking for a dual concave rims if anyone knows of any that has a fitment for the E55
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Someone here is running a square setup with CLS wheels and 275s, I think?

Edit - Found the thread. Maybe not CLS wheels, but it is a square setup.
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...ml#post5745665

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Originally Posted by HeissRod
Someone here is running a square setup with CLS wheels and 275s, I think?

Edit - Found the thread. Maybe not CLS wheels, but it is a square setup.
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...ml#post5745665
awesome thread and thanks alot
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Originally Posted by chinatownabc
Im looking for a a non staggered setup for the E55 knowing that the factory setup doesn't allow tire rotation. ....I'm also looking for a dual concave rims.....


What is your motivation exactly? That might yield you better tips, everyone it seems has their different reasons. If you are hoping to save money on tires I 100% guarantee your you are barking up the wrong (and more expensive) tree.
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Originally Posted by zarevron
What is your motivation exactly? That might yield you better tips, everyone it seems has their different reasons. If you are hoping to save money on tires I 100% guarantee your you are barking up the wrong (and more expensive) tree.
im trying to save a bit of money by running a square setup
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I'm running rears on the front. Not sure If you'll save money though. front tires will now cost more.
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Originally Posted by uraberg
I'm running rears on the front. Not sure If you'll save money though. front tires will now cost more.
You may be able to rotate them to make the rears last longer, but I'd guess that the you will end up with less life out of the front tires compared to the staggered setup, since they spend half their life as rears.
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If you bought an E55 to save money you made a poor choice.
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Originally Posted by HeissRod
You may be able to rotate them to make the rears last longer, but I'd guess that the you will end up with less life out of the front tires compared to the staggered setup, since they spend half their life as rears.
true that, however i seen people do say that tires last half of the indicated tire life if staggered for instance if tires says 45k miles then roughly around 20k to 25k they are balding
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Originally Posted by jmb614
If you bought an E55 to save money you made a poor choice.
just trying to save a bit here and there for future upgrades
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btw anyone running et28 rims on their E55?
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Originally Posted by chinatownabc
btw anyone running et28 rims on their E55?
That heavily & primarily depends on the wheel width. Then, a proper fitting tire.
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That heavily & primarily depends on the wheel width. Then, a proper fitting tire.
18x7 et28....done
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Originally Posted by RikTT
That heavily & primarily depends on the wheel width. Then, a proper fitting tire.
True my ideal setup would be 19x9.5 or 19x9 et28 with 275/35/19 or 275/30/19
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Originally Posted by HeissRod
18x7 et28....done
Are you running a square setup with 18x7et28 also what tires sizes you running?
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No, I'm running 17x6 in the back
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Originally Posted by HeissRod
No, I'm running 17x6 in the back
Dang. Skinny is the new fat eh?
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Originally Posted by poohlvhun
Dang. Skinny is the new fat eh?
I'm not a fan of stretched tires, so I run a 315 on these skinny *****es.
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Originally Posted by HeissRod
I'm not a fan of stretched tires, so I run a 315 on these skinny *****es.
So how you run 315 on 17x6 rims?? Im a newbie to tires, rims and offset stuff any info would help, and thanks HeissRod for the link before helped a bit

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I'm being facetious. I run 20s, like my sig pic shows.
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Originally Posted by chinatownabc
just trying to save a bit here and there for future upgrades
By downgrading the only thing that keeps your car planted to the road?

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