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Very nicely done!!! What is the specs on the wheel and tires? Any plans on lowering her?
Thanks for the comment.
It's BBS RIS F20x8.5 ET22 R20x9.5 ET38 on 245x35 and 275x30
Mine is an E53 tho, specs are different than 63's.
I'm sure she will look much better lowered. Do you all use lowering OBD module? Are there any cons ?
Here are my new Vossen wheels from Vibe Motorsports (Wheel & Tire Package) and the Specs. I pushed it a little by running 285s in the front, but I have zero rubbing and I'm lowered using the RENNtech Lowering Module. The fitment and look is exactly what I was hoping for. If you have any questions, let me know!
Wheels: Vossen EVO-3, Gloss Brushed Clear, 21x10 ET13 Front 21x11 ET49 Rear
Tires: Michelin Pilot Sport 4S, 285/30R21 Front 305/25R21 Rear
Very nicely done and any rubbing running 285/30/21 up front and any rubbing in the rear running 21x11 49ET? If not, how much more mm do you have left before rubbing?
Do have more pics? Would love to see how much fender space you have left running those specs.
Current :2018 E63S and a 2018 GLE 63S . Prior, CLA 250, C450, 2017 AMG C63S
Originally Posted by Ed99
Very nicely done!!! What are your wheel specs?
THANK YOU!
Specs are 21x10(front) and 21x11(rear), Michelin PS4S 265/30/21(front) and 305/25/21(rear). I believe ET+12 and ET+49. I had them custom made by Vossen so I would not have to deal with spacers.
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Specs are 21x10(front) and 21x11(rear), Michelin PS4S 265/30/21(front) and 305/25/21(rear). I believe ET+12 and ET+49. I had them custom made by Vossen so I would not have to deal with spacers.
That seems to be the perfect spec most everyone is using here. Assuming no rub at all and what is your lowering module set up as? I am currently running -27mm and -25mm which works pretty good.
Current :2018 E63S and a 2018 GLE 63S . Prior, CLA 250, C450, 2017 AMG C63S
Originally Posted by Ed99
That seems to be the perfect spec most everyone is using here. Assuming no rub at all and what is your lowering module set up as? I am currently running -27mm and -25mm which works pretty good.
I think mine are set at 22mm and 20mm right now. I have my winter wheels and tires on right now. I can't wait to put my Vossen's back on! I will probably put them back on in mid April. Still to cold here in Chicago for them not to mention we are still getting snow.
Very nice!!! Wagon's are rare so I would assume your wagon will sell fast!!! GLWS...what are you getting next?
Thanks - I have a G63 showing up next week (got a fair deal over sticker so had to pull the trigger). C63s just sold and still have another car on its way too so only reason I'm selling is to make space - worst case if the wagon doesn't sell then ill just keep it and continue to enjoy it as I do love that car/platform and change out to the bigger nav screen via ckm set up and change up the tune -
Thanks - I have a G63 showing up next week (got a fair deal over sticker so had to pull the trigger). C63s just sold and still have another car on its way too so only reason I'm selling is to make space - worst case if the wagon doesn't sell then ill just keep it and continue to enjoy it as I do love that car/platform and change out to the bigger nav screen via ckm set up and change up the tune -
Congrats on the G63!!! I would love to own a G wagon one day!! What colour did you get?
Current :2018 E63S and a 2018 GLE 63S . Prior, CLA 250, C450, 2017 AMG C63S
So today, I went to have my summer wheels and tires installed. When discount tire went to mount them, they noticed this (see below) on both front tires. Apparently, the 265/30/21 on the front that were recommended are not the proper load index. They searched their database and nothing populated for a 21 inch tire for the E63S with the proper load index. Then I remembered, I saw that you, @ryandeeez , have the 285/30/21 on the front. I asked about that size and it does carry the proper load index so I ordered them(no charge since I had the hazzard/replacement certificates even though for a different tire than the ones ordered... WHEW!!!). Then the sales associate tells me that the rear, 305/25/21 is not the proper load index and said the rear ones might suffer the same fate. Ughhhhhh. They won't mount any tires and have the incorrect index load, even though they did last year, however, they did not check for the proper index load. So now I am trying to find rears in a 21 with the proper load index. I might have to go else where just because they won't mount the rears. I obviously would rather have the proper tires.
Last edited by atl 2 chi; Apr 5, 2023 at 05:31 PM.
Dam that sucks and thanks for sharing this with us. I wonder if 21x9.5 would be a better size vs 21x10 up front which cause the tire wall to stretch? What is the proper size for the rears for 21s? 305/30/21s? That may rub in that sizing. Unless 295/30/21 running 21x10.5 sizing perhaps with no tire stretch. And how was the rear tires?
Also, if we fix the camber wear it might solve that issue too. How low are you running on your lowering module when running on these wheels?
Current :2018 E63S and a 2018 GLE 63S . Prior, CLA 250, C450, 2017 AMG C63S
Originally Posted by Ed99
Dam that sucks and thanks for sharing this with us. I wonder if 21x9.5 would be a better size vs 21x10 up front which cause the tire wall to stretch? What is the proper size for the rears for 21s? 305/30/21s? That may rub in that sizing. Unless 295/30/21 running 21x10.5 sizing perhaps with no tire stretch. And how was the rear tires?
Also, if we fix the camber wear it might solve that issue too. How low are you running on your lowering module when running on these wheels?
For the front, they said the 285/30/21 has a proper load index so I ordered those. I can't recall what he said about the 295/30/21. The rear 305/25/21 were still find but he said they could eventually suffer the same fate. He did said that an alignment would help but if I ever loaded the car up with more weight, the 265 front tires would eventually end up the same but might take a lil longer. I only had driven on those tires about 4 to 5 months. That's about all the proper weather we get for me to have them on.
I am gonna go elsewhere so I can have all the tires put on since they wont install the rears. The 285's should be in Friday. I hoping to find some rears that have the proper load index.
For the front, they said the 285/30/21 has a proper load index so I ordered those. I can't recall what he said about the 295/30/21. The rear 305/25/21 were still find but he said they could eventually suffer the same fate. He did said that an alignment would help but if I ever loaded the car up with more weight, the 265 front tires would eventually end up the same but might take a lil longer. I only had driven on those tires about 4 to 5 months. That's about all the proper weather we get for me to have them on.
I am gonna go elsewhere so I can have all the tires put on since they wont install the rears. The 285's should be in Friday. I hoping to find some rears that have the proper load index.
Keep us posted and take some photos of 285/30/21 tires up front when you install them.
Congrats on the G63!!! I would love to own a G wagon one day!! What colour did you get?
I am boring - all my cars are white - so i got the Manufactur (sp) Moonlight White - picking up this week then right to get creamic/ppf applied immediately
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