Vito alloy fitment

[Cretin211]

Hi,

I am hoping for some advice re wheels for my newly acquired Vito. It is a 2017 447.
I have found some wheels that I like the look of from an E class. The load rating looks good but it’s more the offset and fitment I am struggling with.

The wheels are 19x8 et43 front and 19x9 et49 rear.

Is it ok to fit a staggered setup like this on the Vito and will these offsets/sizes be suitable?

Appreciate any help
Thanks

 

[SpikyMikey]

Have a play on here to get a visualisation of clearances etc:
Alloy Wheel & Tyre Fitment Calculator. Offset, Tyre Stretch and Speedo Error | Will They Fit
I have to say I'm surprised an E Class wheel is a suitable weight rating for a Vito - unless Vito's are built really light or E Classes are really heavy

 

[Cretin211]

a2134012000 is the part number of the wheel in question, maybe my information is incorrect but I thought these were 750kg?

 

[BTB 500]

a2134012000 is the part number of the wheel in question, maybe my information is incorrect but I thought these were 750kg?

Is the bolt diameter and PCD of an E Class rim correct for a Vito? From what I can see the standard offset for a W447 is ET52.

Make sure you can get tyres of that size with a high enough load rating for the MGW. You'll need a rolling radius that matches the Vito's stock setup or the speedometer & odometer will be wrong.

Also check your insurance - quite a few companies will only cover a van with standard or factory option wheels (sometimes not even the latter!).

TBH you would probably be better off choosing something specifically designed for the W447 e.g.

Mercedes Vito Van Alloys (W447) - Alloy Wheels Direct

Purchase some new Mercedes Vito Van alloys. Visit Alloy Wheels Direct for genuine Mercedes & aftermarket alloys to fit your Vito Van W447 - In Stock.

www.alloywheelsdirect.net

 

[Cretin211]

The pcd is the same and plenty of images on google of them fitted to the Vito.
Does anyone know or know of staggered alloys fitted to a Vito?

 

[ALFAitalia]

a2134012000 is the part number of the wheel in question, maybe my information is incorrect but I thought these were 750kg?

That's 750kg EACH constant load.....so still a pretty useful 3000kg limit.....and failure point will be at least double that.

 

[BTB 500]

That's 750kg EACH constant load.....so still a pretty useful 3000kg limit.....

They need to be rated for the MGW though, which IIRC is 3050 kg for the W447 ...