I bought these with the intention of installing them on my CL65, but they don't have enough offset for my taste. I'd like $1,200, but I'm open to offers. Keep in mind, they include new tire pressure sensors.

Front 19 X 8.5 +40 offset
Rear 19 X 10 +48 offset

 

Do you know if this offset will fit a 2003 e500? Are there any scratches or dents?

Thanks,
Alvin

 

I did a quick search, and if your wheel offset is 35mm (which I believe it is) they will work fine. If you want more details on fitment, I'll need your exact wheel sizes and offsets (front and rear).

As for condition, they are undamaged and in excellent condition. If there is a scratch on them, you'll need to work very hard to find it.

 

Location?

 

Nashville, TN

 

Hay dude, i have an unrelated question. My sister just moved to Nashville and I was wondering what is their policy on vehicle inspection.
Thank!

 

I live in a suburb or Nashville, so I don't have emissions testing. Here is info for those around Nashville that do:

http://www.tn.gov/environment/air/ai...-testing.shtml


Effective July 1, 2014

The Vehicle Emission Testing Fee is $9.00 in Hamilton, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson Counties.
Davidson County

If you have a vehicle registered in Davidson County, go to Metro Public Health Department of Nashville/Davidson County, Vehicle Inspection.
Shelby County

If you have a vehicle registered in Shelby County, go to City of Memphis, Motor Vehicle Inspection Bureau.
Shelby County offers online registration.
Hamilton, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson Counties

If you have a vehicle registered in Hamilton, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, or Wilson County, see testing information and station schedules
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The State of Tennessee developed more restrictive regulations to control air pollution from mobile sources in counties that were not meeting the new 8-hour ozone Federal Standards for air quality. As a result, certain vehicles registered in Hamilton, Davidson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson counties are required to pass a vehicle emission test. Gasoline and diesel vehicles with a model year of 1975 and newer and a Gross Vehicle Weight Rate (GVWR) of 10,500 lbs or less must pass an emission test before the vehicle’s registration can be renewed. Motorcycles are exempt.
Inspection programs such as the one implemented in Tennessee have proven to be very beneficial in reducing harmful ozone air pollution. Emissions from an individual car are generally low, relative to the smokestack image many associate with air pollution. But in numerous cities across the country, the personal automobile is the single greatest polluter, as emissions from millions of vehicles on the road add up. Driving a private car is probably a typical citizen’s most "polluting" daily activity. Ozone levels in many cities have been reduced with the introduction of lower volatility gasoline, and as newer cars with improved emission control systems replaced older models. There has been significant progress in reducing vehicle emissions, but the number of cars on the road and the miles they travel make mobile sources an ongoing problem. Unless we dramatically reduce the amount of pollution vehicles emit in actual use, or drastically cut back on the amount we drive, smog-free air may become a problem for many of our cities. Our Thanks to those driving clean vehicles, andhelping us keep our air clean for this and future generations.
**Effective July 1, 2002, 1996 and newer model vehicles will undergo an On-Board Diagnostics test, and a gas cap leak check instead of the traditional tailpipe and tampering test.
Some Important Facts

You should know that . . .
Due to Safety Considerations your vehicle may not be tested if:
• It has fuel, oil or coolant leaks
• It has visible smoke
• It has excessive exhaust leaks
• The idle is not set to factory specifications
• The inspector would have to reach more than an elbow length under the vehicle to insert the sampling probe.

For an On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) test:
If your battery has recently been disconnected or serviced, your vehicle’s OBD system may not be ready for an OBD emissions test. This means you will have to drive your vehicle until codes have had a chance to reset. Check your owner’s manual or call (615) 532-8378, or toll free 1-866-329-9632 for more information.
Your vehicle will undergo a 2 point tampering check prior to the emissions test. The emission control devices subject to inspection are:
• a catalytic converter (Only if your vehicle was manufactured with a catalytic converter)
• and a fuel gas cap

If you fail the emissions test, the Department has an ASE certified mechanic on staff to assist you. He provides free diagnostic information and can help determine why the vehicle is not passing. If you are registered in Hamilton, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, or Wilson county please call 532-8378 or toll-free 1-866-329-9632 for more information.
You can have your vehicle tested at any station regardless of where the vehicle is registered.
The last week in the month is the busiest. Emission tests are good for 90 days, so come early and save yourself some time.
The overall average waiting time at stations is approximately 5 minutes.
• Tuesdays and Wednesdays continue to be unusually high volume inspection days compared to the rest of the week.
• Thursday or Friday afternoon, and Saturday’s are the best times to visit a station, unless it happens to be the end of the month.

The cost of an inspection is only $9.00. No checks or bills over $20.00 accepted.

 

$1,150 BUMP

 

BUMPUMP

 

I'll give you a bump for a hell of a deal. 1150? How come these aren't gone?!

 

Thanks

 

 

Nice wheels GLWS man !

 

Seems like it would fit C63s no?

 

Yes, I believe you are correct.

 

Tired of looking at these. $900 without the sensors.

 

OMG these are basically free. I wish i didnt have to pay for college right now... would have these on my e55 in a heart beat.

 

I just checked if these fit the '03-'06 E55 and they do.

E55
Front: 18 x 8 - 30mm offset
Rear: 18 x 9 - 39mm offset


The wheels I have listed will only move the face of the wheel in by 4mm on the front and 4mm out on the rear. Based on the marginally wider stance in the rear and narrower stance in the front, I wouldn't even add spacers.

 

I am in memphis tn. I have a 2012 e550 coupe. Will these fit and look good? IF so i could get them this weekend.

 

Do you know the stock sizes and offsets (front and rear)?

 

FRONT WHEELS: 18 X 8.0" OFFSET 45MM 235/40R18

REAR WHEELS: 18 X 8.5" OFFSET 49MM 255/35/R18

 

Based on the info provided, the fronts will extend out 11mm (.43 inches) and the rears 20mm (3/4").

 

Can anyone chime in here and verify if you can in fact get these to fit on a C63?
I would be willing to run a slightly stretched, I repeat, SLIGHTLY stretched tire and potentially roll fenders if need be.
I am currently on oem suspension, but have intentions of lowering it on H&R's in the upcoming weeks, so figure it to be lowered while replying to my og question.


Thanks in advance.


OP, please pm best price shipped to 16046 with sensors.

 

Your okay on the front,


The rears may be a bit of an issue. You can pull it off using a rounded side walled tire, like Falken 453's / Toyo T2R etc. 255 max width on the rear tires.


It will be close, but will be extremely flush in the rear if you pull it off.

 

Thanks Kriston, I was hoping to get an answer from you on this as you have experience pushing the envelope with offsets. I was just about to pm the link to you lol...
Hmmmm this is enticing to say the least... can the camber be played with in the rear of these cars, something tells me I remember reading it can not....