Thank you. For the front there will be -1.02% error and the rear there is -0.88% error if I follow the brabus 255/35/20 and 285/30/20 guideline. Is this reasonable?
Yes, ill get a picture of the wheels, you’ll see the tyre is stretched and doesn’t sit flush with the face of the alloy, since it is stretched the rim protection doesn’t protect the rim, also at the bottom it looks really thin and disproportionate for the car, i’m worried about it being more...
The rear was fine I didn’t need spacers I just put them in since the front looked wider than the back. The front I first got a 5mm offset put in and there was barely a hairline gap so the garage increased it to 10mm. Since mine is e400d 4matic the front calipers are the bigger merc calipers by...
The current tyre on my rears are 9.5j alloy with 275/30/20 tyre and they look stretched, If I follow the first highlighted option which Is 255/35/20 for 9.5j then wouldn’t that cause the tyre to be even more stretched since the tyre width is shorter for that same alloy size?
Thank you. So I have 8.5j and 9.5j. Basically if I want to change from the approved Mercedes alloys to the brabus setup I’d have to change all 4 tyres on my current alloy?
This won’t affect the 4matic system would it?
Hi all,
I’ve got a 2019 Mercedes e400d 4matic saloon with 20 inch alloys. The tyres fitted are following the guidelines from merc which is 245/35/20 and 275/30/20. I feel like the tyre profile is a bit too low/thin and the tyres seem to be stretched due to the alloys being 20inch AMG replicas...
Is it that much of a difference? Even if I don’t get run flats and opt for a good set of tyres?
Not sure if 19inch 507 alloys would suit this merc, I feel like 20’s would look good, but not the 19s.
I’m thinking of upgrading my 19inch standard amg alloys to either the 507 satin black 19inch or the 20inch version. Has anyone got these and what are your opinions? I have a black e400d saloon 2019. Dechromed as well, just want it to look abit more sportier.