pulling to the right on 19"s?
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I think the E-Class (W211) in general has a problem pulling to the right. Doing a plus size upgrade from 18's to 19's should not change how the car rides. I have heard that there is a small drift in some cars and if you lower your car it will drift even harder. Mine has 19's and seems fine so far.
Tires are 245x35x19 in the front and 275x30x19 in the rear.
Tires are 245x35x19 in the front and 275x30x19 in the rear.
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You can even try fitiing 20" with 245/30-20 and 285/25-20
http://www.wheelautohaus.com/images/image.php?cma=mercedes-benz&cmo=e-class&cha=W211&ima=L%F6wenhart&imo=LDR%20[/url](Noir%20Edition)
http://www.wheelautohaus.com/images/image.php?cma=mercedes-benz&cmo=e-class&cha=W211&ima=L%F6wenhart&imo=LDR%20[/url](Noir%20Edition)
Last edited by MBenz3288; Apr 19, 2004 at 01:48 PM.
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I agree. Every Mercedes I have owned has pulled top the right a little. Larger and wider wheels don't help and sometimes make these annoyances worse.
I didn't notice any additional pulling when I went to 19's, however, I did notice some additional road feel especially around 80 mph.
I didn't notice any additional pulling when I went to 19's, however, I did notice some additional road feel especially around 80 mph.
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Originally posted by MBenz3288
You can even try fitiing 20" with 245/30-20 and 285/25-20
http://www.wheelautohaus.com/images/image.php?cma=mercedes-benz&cmo=e-class&cha=W211&ima=L%F6wenhart&imo=LDR%20[/url](Noir%20Edition)
You can even try fitiing 20" with 245/30-20 and 285/25-20
http://www.wheelautohaus.com/images/image.php?cma=mercedes-benz&cmo=e-class&cha=W211&ima=L%F6wenhart&imo=LDR%20[/url](Noir%20Edition)
