urgent help forge 20" AMG rims
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urgent help forge 20" AMG rims
Hi, I have a Mercedes S212 station AMG E350 4Matic 2016 year model. On the car today I have the 245/40/18 rims 8.5x18 ET45. the car is an S212 station wagon i need help with is, i just bought forge AMG 20x8.5 ET45 rims, all 4 rims have the same dimensions now i need recommendations what tires i'm going to use,as i noy want to damage the 4-wheel drive in the long run also be able to keep load index as close as possible, if possible as original and stay within the 5% diffrence in roller circumference
Original 245/40/18. Loadindex 97
option 1
245/30/20. Loadindex 90 roller circumference 0.3%
option 2
245/35/20 loadindex 95,roller circumference. 4.0%
option 3
255/35/20 loadindex. 97 roller circumference. 5.1%
option 4 can i go for staggered setup with same width on all 4 rims if yes demensions on them?
please if you have the knowledge please help out as im totslly lost in this mess most important not to damage the 4 wheel drive and im not slaming down the suspendion on the car
stefan
Original 245/40/18. Loadindex 97
option 1
245/30/20. Loadindex 90 roller circumference 0.3%
option 2
245/35/20 loadindex 95,roller circumference. 4.0%
option 3
255/35/20 loadindex. 97 roller circumference. 5.1%
option 4 can i go for staggered setup with same width on all 4 rims if yes demensions on them?
please if you have the knowledge please help out as im totslly lost in this mess most important not to damage the 4 wheel drive and im not slaming down the suspendion on the car
stefan
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Hi, I have a Mercedes S212 station AMG E350 4Matic 2016 year model. On the car today I have the 245/40/18 rims 8.5x18 ET45. the car is an S212 station wagon i need help with is, i just bought forge AMG 20x8.5 ET45 rims, all 4 rims have the same dimensions now i need recommendations what tires i'm going to use,as i noy want to damage the 4-wheel drive in the long run also be able to keep load index as close as possible, if possible as original and stay within the 5% diffrence in roller circumference
Original 245/40/18. Loadindex 97
option 1
245/30/20. Loadindex 90 roller circumference 0.3%
option 2
245/35/20 loadindex 95,roller circumference. 4.0%
option 3
255/35/20 loadindex. 97 roller circumference. 5.1%
option 4 can i go for staggered setup with same width on all 4 rims if yes demensions on them?
please if you have the knowledge please help out as im totslly lost in this mess most important not to damage the 4 wheel drive and im not slaming down the suspendion on the car
stefan
Original 245/40/18. Loadindex 97
option 1
245/30/20. Loadindex 90 roller circumference 0.3%
option 2
245/35/20 loadindex 95,roller circumference. 4.0%
option 3
255/35/20 loadindex. 97 roller circumference. 5.1%
option 4 can i go for staggered setup with same width on all 4 rims if yes demensions on them?
please if you have the knowledge please help out as im totslly lost in this mess most important not to damage the 4 wheel drive and im not slaming down the suspendion on the car
stefan
I might be pretty late to reply but profile 30 is bit too low for front wheels. I have 245/35/20 in front, on 20x9 rim.
I would suggest 245/35/20 all around, if you want more meatier tires then i think 255 should do it too. All ikw is that don't go staggered on AWD, mine is just RWD. I have 20x9 n 20x10.5
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I might be pretty late to reply but profile 30 is bit too low for front wheels. I have 245/35/20 in front, on 20x9 rim.
I would suggest 245/35/20 all around, if you want more meatier tires then i think 255 should do it too. All ikw is that don't go staggered on AWD, mine is just RWD. I have 20x9 n 20x10.5
I would suggest 245/35/20 all around, if you want more meatier tires then i think 255 should do it too. All ikw is that don't go staggered on AWD, mine is just RWD. I have 20x9 n 20x10.5
Strange i tryied on 245/35/20 and it did not fitt on front
maybe its becuse the rims are 8.5
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What was the reason the 245/35/20 didn't fit on 20x8.5? Due to my understanding, 245 should fit 8.5in wheel perfectly.
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That shouldn't be the case. I have 245/35/20 and it is slightly streched and I can easily run 255 or maybe even 265? That gives the tires more meatier look.
What was the reason the 245/35/20 didn't fit on 20x8.5? Due to my understanding, 245 should fit 8.5in wheel perfectly.
What was the reason the 245/35/20 didn't fit on 20x8.5? Due to my understanding, 245 should fit 8.5in wheel perfectly.
if you mesure my stockwheels 245/40/18 to 245/35/20 its a differance in 1 inch in diameter
in my world it would be perfect becuse you have to dived it with 2
so the new rim/ with tire is about 1/2 inch higher than original
but i fitted a michelin 245/35/20 on one rim and tryed to fitt on front
unfortanly the tyre dont fitt as its mot enough space between tire and frontsuspension (lower springplate)
so my question is what car do you have and what tyre?
my car is a 350 2015 model with amg sportpackage
i still thing if the rim was 9 instead of 8.5 maybe thats the answer but im not sure
im thinking going 255/30/20 or 245/30/20
but loadindex on tyre will suffer damage
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if you mesure my stockwheels 245/40/18 to 245/35/20 its a differance in 1 inch in diameter
in my world it would be perfect becuse you have to dived it with 2
so the new rim/ with tire is about 1/2 inch higher than original
but i fitted a michelin 245/35/20 on one rim and tryed to fitt on front
unfortanly the tyre dont fitt as its mot enough space between tire and frontsuspension (lower springplate)
so my question is what car do you have and what tyre?
my car is a 350 2015 model with amg sportpackage
i still thing if the rim was 9 instead of 8.5 maybe thats the answer but im not sure
im thinking going 255/30/20 or 245/30/20
but loadindex on tyre will suffer damage
if you mesure my stockwheels 245/40/18 to 245/35/20 its a differance in 1 inch in diameter
in my world it would be perfect becuse you have to dived it with 2
so the new rim/ with tire is about 1/2 inch higher than original
but i fitted a michelin 245/35/20 on one rim and tryed to fitt on front
unfortanly the tyre dont fitt as its mot enough space between tire and frontsuspension (lower springplate)
so my question is what car do you have and what tyre?
my car is a 350 2015 model with amg sportpackage
i still thing if the rim was 9 instead of 8.5 maybe thats the answer but im not sure
im thinking going 255/30/20 or 245/30/20
but loadindex on tyre will suffer damage
Hmm, that's a bit weird i think. It should fit. Only thing I think is, like you said, the rim could be 9 instead of 8.5. What set up do you have in rear? Since all wheels specs are the same.
Sorry, i misread your beginning part of 2015 model.
Well I have 06 E350 base model. It came with 225/55/16, 16x8.5in all around. I installed 20x9 n 20x10.5. 245/35/20 offset is abt +32(I'm going with 255/35 with next round) and rear is 275/30/20 +42 (going to go with 285/30 next round or maybe, if possible, I think I might try 295/30? lol) But ima go 285/30 for sure, 290 would be a test fit if how much rub i would get, if all because I rolled and pulled front fenders so will roll/pull the rears pretty soon.
You should not have any fitting problems with 8.5 in wheel in front at all. E class comes with great amount of space up front n back. Only possibility I can think of is the wheel width could be 9 instead of 8.5. Measure it
