Alloys indentification.

[TKB13]

Can anyone identify the model to which this alloy wheel pattern was originally fitted? (They're 7J x 15's). I acquired them about a year ago, and have been looking in vain for another for the spare. The uncommon feature appears to the radiused rims, there is no lip.
Thanks for any help.

 

[High-Lo]

Check out this helpful link posted by Steve P:

http://mbclub.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=5557

They look the same as Alrami B6 647 00 75

Hope this helps

 

[Will]

Silly question but have you had a look on the wheel for the part number

Will

 

[Shude]

I have seen these on a W202 around the corner from me, 2000 C180 classic.

From the parts dept they would be no more than about £150 I'd expect, but don't hold me to that

 

[TKB13]

Great link Hi-lo, and I think you've cracked it for me - Alrami's.
Will, not such a silly question when posed to a hick like me, but I'd have to take a wheel off to check, and I'm also an idle sod! When I got them I just made sure the offset etc. was compatible - wasn't fussy whether they were original or not, especially at £250 the set of four c/w Conti Eco-contacts with 6 mm treads!
Thanks all for your help - another success.
Cheers, Tom.

 

[BTB 500]

but I'd have to take a wheel off to check

The part number on my Ceginus wheels is stamped on the back face of one of the 'spokes' (the one nearest the valve) - readable with the wheels still on the car, using a torch and an inspection mirror

 

[TKB13]

Thanks for that info Bill. Will check that. Cheers.

 

[Chris Murray]

It will be an A prefix part number.. Then call a dealer to get it converted to a B prefix. They may be able to tell you the name, otherwise post the B number here...