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I hate to tell you, but these are replicas. You can always bring it into another Mercedes and ask sales/parts department to verify.
I don't want to scare you, but to me. This bring out a new can of warms. Why would the seller/dealer sell replica AMG wheels on a E63. Was the wheels/tires damage due to an accident. I hope I'm wrong, but I think it's worth to do some digging.
Good luck.
Originally Posted by 2012 CCB E63
I just bought a CPO 2012 E63 and am loving it, except for the wheels....
All of my wheels do not have the AMG engraving on the lip of the wheels, which makes them appear to be replicas.
Here is the car, all the wheels do not have the AMG logo on the wheels
FF. W212 E63 M156 non-pano 18" P2 ParkT NightV (gone but will be missed).
Did I see a wheel lock bolt on the upclose photo? So the previous owner put wheels locks on reps?! And the dealer CPO the reps...that goes to show you how good the CPO program is at certain dealers.
Did I see a wheel lock bolt on the upclose photo? So the previous owner put wheels locks on reps?! And the dealer CPO the reps...that goes to show you how good the CPO program is at certain dealers.
I'd have a polite but firm convo w the sales manager or the GM, a CPO shouldn't have fake wheels, I think it is a reasonable assumption that a CPO vehicle has authentic parts
If they won't get you into real wheels (doubtful), get some $$$ back and buy them yourself
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Are these wheels real or replicas?
