Cleaning out the garage and found these 8mm wheel spacers that were orginally used on my 1997 E320 with S-class wheels.

Not sure on the brand but its stamped on the back D=8mm, XL, DS8B, 66.56 (centerbore)

Selling for $40 + shipping for the pair

 

or best offer

 

do these have a wheel centric lip on them? did you run these on your front or rear?

 

Yes, they have a lip on them. I ran these up front IIRC.

 

I will take them and can pick them up.

 

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do you still have them? also can they only be used for the front or can they be used for the back too?

 

the lip is kinda thick, it looks like these only fit wheels with a different hub bore?

what kind of wheels did you use with these?

 

Cleaned up the spacers and added a few pictures with inner and outer diameters.

 

How much will you do for local pick up? Also they will work on my c230 correct?

 

Your C230 has a centerbore of 66.56 which this spacer will slide right over your hub.

you will also need to check your wheel that you plan to use, to see if the wheel centerbore will fit.

If you bring over your wheel I can measure the centerbore for you.

 

What does the center bore of my new wheel need to be for these to fit?

 

Those pictures and measurements proove, as suggested by Roll above, that these spacers will not fit any stock MB wheels or any aftermarket wheels with centerbore less than 78.7 mm. Normally spacers like these come with some older Lorinser or Carlsson wheels. This should have been clearly disclosed in OP, as there was a confusion that these would fit OEM wheels. Noone makes spacers less than 10mm with a wheel centering lip to fit OEM wheels (due to hub hight, its physically impossible).

 

Clearly it is not my intention to mislead anyone hence the reason why I added detailed pictures.

That being said, these are no longer for sale

 

FYI these were fitted to w220 oem wheels. So yes it physically is possible if the wheel has a large enough centerbore.

 

Well, we do not want to turn classifieds section into a discusion, but FYI all Mercedes OEM wheels for US market passenger vehicles (I'll exclude G wagons, since I'm not sure on those) including W220 (2000-2006) S-class have centerbore of 66.56mm. So there's obsolutely no way OEM Mercedes wheels could have been used with these spacers, unless OEM wheel's centerbore was "increased" from 66.56mm to 78.7mm by machining it out 6mm in radius (for a 12mm diameter increase).