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You got these back in November? I didn't see these on BC's web until late Feb - early March. I was on the fence about these... They look great on your car.
Anyone has these on their E55, would there be any fitment issues, kinda like them and I have someone locally selling a brand new set for a good price...
20 inch soleil - 8.5J - et 32 - 245/30/20 - 5 mm spacers (et 27 now)
Now i need to lower the car , probably wil go for the eibach springs ( no air on mine - e200 kompressor facelift )
I've had a good dig through the thread but can't find an answer so... Anyone know if there's any rubbing issues with 245/35/19 ET32 with 5mm spacers front 8.5j and 275/30/19 ET38 with 10mm spacers rear 9.5j? Tyre calc suggests will be right on the edge... Happy to roll / pull fenders for an extra few mm clearance if needed. Thanks
I've had a good dig through the thread but can't find an answer so... Anyone know if there's any rubbing issues with 245/35/19 ET32 with 5mm spacers front and 275/30/19 ET38 with 10mm spacers rear? Tyre calc suggests will be right on the edge... Happy to roll / pull fenders for an extra few mm clearance if needed. Thanks
Hey. All those numbers are worthless without knowing the widths of the wheels. Post that info and we’ll be able to help
Anyone running gunmetal wheels on a flint grey E55?
Currently running chromed stock wheels and wanting to make a change.
I like the idea of gunmetal wheels but not if it clashes too much with the car color.
Maybe its in here somewhere but I searched this entire thread and didn't see what I was looking for.
I’m looking at 19” CLS AMG wheels. Rear tires are 285/30 and front are 255/35. Do you know if rubbing will be an issue? They’re OE AMG wheels. Says yokohoma tires are have plenty of tread. He wants $1k and isn’t budging. I think that’s a fair price considering OE and “good” tread.
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