I have for sale a USED but in good condition rare set of O.Z. Racing Galileo III wheels that came off a 2006 Mercedes-Benz SL55. These are a true 3-piece (cast/spun) rim, built to the highest of standards and quality.

The fronts are 19x8.5” (ET33), and the rears are 19x9.5” (ET36). These originally cost over $3000 for the entire set, which comes out to be over $750.00 a rim!

NOTE: One of the front rims have a 5x114 bolt pattern, while the rest are all 5x112. The one with the 5x114 bolt pattern WILL WORK on any 5x112 application as long as you use the INCLUDED set of 5 PCD variation lug bolts. These bolts, also known as “wobble bolts”, are specifically designed to allow for the 2mm difference in pattern sizing, which enables you to run a 5x114 pattern rim on a 5x112 hub - guaranteed. I have posted a picture of the 5x114 rim bolted up to my CLS55 with the use of the included PCD variation bolts to prove that the rim will in fact bolt up to a 5x112 bolt pattern and spin centered, true and free. As you can also see, the rims will clear the massive AMG rotors without issue.

All four rims are in over-all good condition. There are slights scratches from road debris here and there, but as you can see from the pics nothing major. These rims also feature all original O.Z. hardware, and do not appear to have ever been apart, repaired or refinished.

If you're in the market for a set of beautiful 19" rims, at a ridiculously low price, don't let these pass you by!

The rims will come with a set of MB specific hub rings, OEM OZ center caps, and special low profile air valves. There are NO Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensors (TPMS) included with these rims. I will also include, as mentioned, five PCD variation (wobble) bolts for the front 5x114 pattern rim, which once again will enable you to use it on a 5x112 (Mercedes) hub application.

The rims are boxed up and available for either shipping or local pick up. Shipping will vary anywhere from $40-$50 per rim, or they can be picked up from Oyster Bay, Long Island, NY at your convenience.

$1000.00 (+ shipping) takes everything!!! I accept paypal, USPS money orders, or cash.

EDIT: I'm getting a bunch of PM's on whether or not these rims will work on other applications outside that of an SL or CLS model Mercedes, and the only thing I can say about that is, most certainly yes they will, but which makes, models, or years exactly, I do not have the answers too.

I do know however, many MB application rims can be used on some late model Audi's, and VW's, but once again, it's up to you to verify that info by cross-referencing the specs I have posted with your specific need / application.

 

Here's a pic of the five PCD Variation (wobble) bolts. They were imported from Germany and cost around $5 a piece.

I'm also including FREE of charge an extra OEM brand new O.Z. center cap. These retail for around $20 a piece.

 

Those are some nice rims!
A shame they are not all 5x112.

 

Yea, but YOU CAN use the 5x114 on a 5x112 hub!!!! No adverse effects!

Look up PCD variation bolts if you don't believe me...

 

i am scared -- on rare occassions i try to go +180mph.. i cant have faith in those bolts

 

Nice wheels!

BTW Wobble bolts/nuts work fine. Lots of people use them. Another alternative is to have 5x112 inserts machined in if you want perfect fitment (its about $20).

 

You can definitely have the one wheel tapped and re-seated to 5X112 very easily and inexpensively !!! I do it all the time!!

 

still avail?

 

Maybe its the term "wobble bolts" that's got you scared, but rest assure... nothing wobbles when they're used. In fact, there's only a few manufacturers of these bolts, and all of which produce them to the highest quality and standards. I wish I could say the same about lug bolts, but the truth of the matter most aftermarket variations are made of inferior metals...

The chances of you busting a regular aftermarket lug bolt in place of a wobble bolt is much greater!

And yes, you can have ANY machine shop bump (drill) the hubs out for a small fee. It's done all the time, and then you wont have to use wobble bolts. I know it sounds complicated, but its actually a very common practice.

Last but not least, they're still available.

 

- SOLD -

 

Currently I'm too busy with my other hobby that I seldom go this site to find good & worthy parts to buy.. & today I saw this gorgeous wheels at fine price. I almost scream when I saw 'em sold.

Congratulations to the new owner.. now I need to sit in a corner and cry..


MZS