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They may be a half inch narrower in the rear. Some CLS came with 10"s in the rear. I would not go to 9.5" if that is the case with your 2012. Mine is a 2014 E63S, 9x19; 37mm and 9.5x19; 52mm offset. Good luck. I love the CLS 63 look, but the rear seats are ridiculous. Where do you put that extra person when taking the boss to lunch?
They may be a half inch narrower in the rear. Some CLS came with 10"s in the rear. I would not go to 9.5" if that is the case with your 2012. Mine is a 2014 E63S, 9x19; 37mm and 9.5x19; 52mm offset. Good luck. I love the CLS 63 look, but the rear seats are ridiculous. Where do you put that extra person when taking the boss to lunch?
Just put some CLS63 wheels on my 13 E63. The rears are perfect fitment for my taste. Just about flush with the fenders. The front are no different than the original E63 wheels. Planning on 10mm spacers for the front and then a little drop.
Hi guys.. Just wanted to bump this thread and hope someone can help.
Hi.
Basically I have a 2015 W212 E220 estate, I want to upgrade my alloys from 18"to 19" the wheel fitment recommended by the manufacturer is as follows:
Front: 8.5j x 19 H2 ET48
Rear: 9.5j x 19 H2 ET 48
Now I'm looking to buy the 19" wheels from a CLS and it has the following fitment
Front: 8.5j x 19 H2 ET 34.5
Rear: 9.5j x 19 H2 ET 48
My question is will the difference in the ET numbers matter, especially on the front as it is about 14mm.
Also what tire size would you suggest.?
also if I would need longer nuts.
Thanks in advance
Just put some CLS63 wheels on my 13 E63. The rears are perfect fitment for my taste. Just about flush with the fenders. The front are no different than the original E63 wheels. Planning on 10mm spacers for the front and then a little drop.
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