AMG 171 for 06 C230
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depends on the weather
when I look it up I see
17X7.5 5-112 MBZ ET37 AMG5171
17X8.5 5-112 MBZ ET30 AMG5171
which is obviously a staggered setup ....
give me a call if you need to get them
17X7.5 5-112 MBZ ET37 AMG5171
17X8.5 5-112 MBZ ET30 AMG5171
which is obviously a staggered setup ....
give me a call if you need to get them
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Sorry I forgot to mention I was interested in the 18. The upgrade garage only offer 18 x 7.5 for my car, will the 18 x 8.5 fit on the rear? People in c-class forum section are saying yes but I would like an official word from the dealer, thanks.
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some slow@$$diesels
Originally Posted by driftboy
People in c-class forum section are saying yes but I would like an official word from the dealer, thanks.
greetingz,
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depends on the weather
well, until we get one in here to verify all of the clearance requirements our website will opnly show very conservative applications ..... expect that to change soon ... in the mean time almost every wheel combo available for the 170 will work on the non-AMG 171
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Lorinser
The AMG fitments for the R171 SLK-Class should fit fine with your `06 W203 C-Class. The Lorinser fitments are more aggressive than the factory AMG wheel specs and they fit with TUV approval. The Lorinser fitment specs for 18" staggered on the W203 are:
8.5x18 ET31 (225/40R18) Front
9.5x18 ET31 (255/35R18) Rear
Best bet if you want to be absolutely certain is to stop by your local Mercedes-Benz dealership.
8.5x18 ET31 (225/40R18) Front
9.5x18 ET31 (255/35R18) Rear
Best bet if you want to be absolutely certain is to stop by your local Mercedes-Benz dealership.
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From: global traveller
some slow@$$diesels
Originally Posted by Ken Uyeda
Best bet if you want to be absolutely certain is to stop by your local Mercedes-Benz dealership.
as posted before in the 203 section: my S203 C270CDI (which has been seriously lowered) with THOSE SPECIFIC rims AND 255/35-18s does NOT rub - NOT even at full load (but I only used this setup for 10.000 miles up to now)
Sunman (with a W203 C320 and the exact same rims/tiresize) has NO rubbing issues EITHER
greetingz,
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