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Old Feb 26, 2018 | 06:46 PM
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Hi i was wondering if anyone knows if the 2018 new amg wheels will fit on the 2014 e63 amg s. I like the way the newer wheels look.
I'm in the process of getting a e63 amg thru my shop that can access dealer auctions. and i'm looking to do some minor cosmetic upgrades. I'm thinking on tuning the car as well but thats later on after i enjoy the car for a bit stock.
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Old Feb 26, 2018 | 11:16 PM
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Hi i was wondering if anyone knows if the 2018 new amg wheels will fit on the 2014 e63 amg s. I like the way the newer wheels look.
I'm in the process of getting a e63 amg thru my shop that can access dealer auctions. and i'm looking to do some minor cosmetic upgrades. I'm thinking on tuning the car as well but thats later on after i enjoy the car for a bit stock.
The w213 E63s wheel specs are: 9.5Jx20 ET25 Front and 10Jx20 ET55 Rear. The front wheel should fit (according to multiple posts in the wheel thread) The rear...? I dunno about a +55. The 2014 E63s runs a +52 out back.... but I guess a 3-5mm spacers should cure that. Please don't buy a set of wheels based on my assumptions... I am simply going by the specs.
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Old Feb 27, 2018 | 12:31 AM
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The w213 E63s wheel specs are: 9.5Jx20 ET25 Front and 10Jx20 ET55 Rear. The front wheel should fit (according to multiple posts in the wheel thread) The rear...? I dunno about a +55. The 2014 E63s runs a +52 out back.... but I guess a 3-5mm spacers should cure that. Please don't buy a set of wheels based on my assumptions... I am simply going by the specs.
thanks for responce. i prob wont buy it u less i mnow for sure it will work. i dont want to burn money where i dont need too.
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Old Feb 27, 2018 | 01:50 AM
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thanks for responce. i prob wont buy it u less i mnow for sure it will work. i dont want to burn money where i dont need too.
i can get you wheels OEM from a personally known MB dealer in Florida and have another contact in Germany. Advise
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The w213 E63s wheel specs are: 9.5Jx20 ET25 Front and 10Jx20 ET55 Rear. The front wheel should fit (according to multiple posts in the wheel thread) The rear...? I dunno about a +55. The 2014 E63s runs a +52 out back.... but I guess a 3-5mm spacers should cure that. Please don't buy a set of wheels based on my assumptions... I am simply going by the specs.
I have not done the math on the front but I can add to the rear.
20x10 et55 will fit just fine in the rear and 295 wide will be a great sized tire. I am currently running 19x10 et55. Fit was great but with 285 wide tires I chose to go with a 10mm spacer and ended up with a et40 (more flush). I did the spacer because I was running 295/30/19 Pole Positions in the rear with NO spacers, Continental Extreme Contact replacements at the time did not have a 295 wide tire so I had to step down to stock size
Both fit with no rubbing.
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I have not done the math on the front but I can add to the rear.
20x10 et55 will fit just fine in the rear and 295 wide will be a great sized tire. I am currently running 19x10 et55. Fit was great but with 285 wide tires I chose to go with a 10mm spacer and ended up with a et40 (more flush). I did the spacer because I was running 295/30/19 Pole Positions in the rear with NO spacers, Continental Extreme Contact replacements at the time did not have a 295 wide tire so I had to step down to stock size
Both fit with no rubbing.
Good to know that a +55 will fit without issue with a 295 tire in 19" diameter in a w212. I was slightly worried about the set I have on order... 19x10.5 +52 and running a 305/30 (went with it cuz it's the offset they recommend and they guarantee fitment)
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thanks a lot for the info guys. i just bought the car it will be here next week. i'll post pics of it once i get it.
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thanks a lot for the info guys. i just bought the car it will be here next week. i'll post pics of it once i get it.
A quick thing to keep in mind....I do not think you need to worry about the offset fitments, I would be more concerned about the total height fitment. The stock 19" wheels have a 285/30/19 sized tires which translates to 560.5mm height, upsizing to 295/30/19 takes it to 563.5 (barely any changes). The car's wheel speed sensors tolerate that well with no issue.
When people switch to 20" wheels, they usually use 285/25/20 which is 571.25mm total height, even a 295/25/20 will result in 573.75mm total height. Seems the car tolerates that without much issue.

The problem I see now is when you use 2018 OEM wheel and tire setup (which should fit fine BTW). Will the car tolerate an additional 28mm (over an inch increase in total height) over stock???
All the above calculations can be used on the front for similar findings as well.

And if you use the lower profile tire sizes, will the stock wheel be able to handle the bumps along the road and not bend like pretzels?
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