Can someone tell me if the part number 201.401.1202 is an EVO 17 X 8.25 ET34 wheel with the machine finish (no painted)? I'm thinking it is a different size, since it is a 201 (190E) part number. Was there a W124 part number for the EVO wheel?
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The 17" x 8,25" ET34 Diamond cut EVO II is #124 401 17 02
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For sale is new E500 Limited high sheen wheel, Part # 124 401 17 02. This was a spare wheel from an E500 Limited. Tire was removed, unfortunately, and not part of the sale. This wheel has never been on a car and is essentially flawless - but it does have original balancing weights in the...
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201-401-12-02 is 17x8.25 Evo/Ceginus, Sterling Silver painted.
124-401-17-02 is 17x8.25 Evo/Ceginus, High Sheen / Diamond Cut / machined clearcoat.
The narrower 7.5" version of these wheels all have a 170- prefix part number (3 variants - high-sheen, silver paint, or dark gray paint).
NOTE:
I had never seen the p/n 129-401-12-02 before. The EPC shows this as a Japan-only 8.25" Albali wheel, B6-647-0541, which is not an Evo wheel. Click here for photos / details. There appears to be an error on some other wheel listings which claim 129-401-12-02 is Evo, but AFAICT it is not, and the number 129-401-12-02 does not appear cast into any Evo wheel that I've seen.
Don't get hung up on the p/n prefix. IIRC the 8.25 wheel was originally used on the 201.036 chassis which is probably why it has a 201 prefix.
124-401-17-02 is 17x8.25 Evo/Ceginus, High Sheen / Diamond Cut / machined clearcoat.
The narrower 7.5" version of these wheels all have a 170- prefix part number (3 variants - high-sheen, silver paint, or dark gray paint).
NOTE:
I had never seen the p/n 129-401-12-02 before. The EPC shows this as a Japan-only 8.25" Albali wheel, B6-647-0541, which is not an Evo wheel. Click here for photos / details. There appears to be an error on some other wheel listings which claim 129-401-12-02 is Evo, but AFAICT it is not, and the number 129-401-12-02 does not appear cast into any Evo wheel that I've seen.
Don't get hung up on the p/n prefix. IIRC the 8.25 wheel was originally used on the 201.036 chassis which is probably why it has a 201 prefix.
That's really interesting regarding p/n: 129 401 12 02 - and the link you have given - which as you correctly state shows an Albali wheel.
However, if you search the Alloy Wheels Direct site for wheels for a W124, you can find Genuine MB EVO IIs under p/n: 129 401 12 02. Here's the link:
These are the very wheels I bought from Alloy Wheels Direct some while back - and they are definitely EVO IIs !
All very confusing?
However, if you search the Alloy Wheels Direct site for wheels for a W124, you can find Genuine MB EVO IIs under p/n: 129 401 12 02. Here's the link:
Mercedes-Benz Ceginus EVO II Alloys - 17" - Alloy Wheels Direct
Turn heads with Mercedes-Benz Ceginus EVO II Alloys - Available in 17". Sculpted for top-tier performance. Begin your transformation at Alloy Wheels Direct.
www.alloywheelsdirect.net
These are the very wheels I bought from Alloy Wheels Direct some while back - and they are definitely EVO IIs !
All very confusing?
Yes, it is confusing! And I believe it is an error on the Alloy Wheels Direct website. They sell wheels based on the B6- accessory part number, and include the 10-digit spare part number as a reference. The B6- number is correct, the 129-number is wrong. Their website is usually pretty accurate, this is the first time I've seen them have wrong info posted.However, if you search the Alloy Wheels Direct site for wheels for a W124, you can find Genuine MB EVO IIs under p/n: 129 401 12 02. Here's the link:
Mercedes-Benz Ceginus EVO II Alloys - 17" - Alloy Wheels Direct
Turn heads with Mercedes-Benz Ceginus EVO II Alloys - Available in 17". Sculpted for top-tier performance. Begin your transformation at Alloy Wheels Direct.www.alloywheelsdirect.net
These are the very wheels I bought from Alloy Wheels Direct some while back - and they are definitely EVO IIs ! All very confusing?
Thanks, Dave. MB Classic Center said they have a set of the 201-401-12-02's and said they were Diamond Cut. I'm going to ask him to take pictures as I thought this part number referenced painted as well.201-401-12-02 is 17x8.25 Evo/Ceginus, Sterling Silver painted.
124-401-17-02 is 17x8.25 Evo/Ceginus, High Sheen / Diamond Cut / machined clearcoat.
The narrower 7.5" version of these wheels all have a 170- prefix part number (3 variants - high-sheen, silver paint, or dark gray paint).
NOTE:
I had never seen the p/n 129-401-12-02 before. The EPC shows this as a Japan-only 8.25" Albali wheel, B6-647-0541, which is not an Evo wheel. Click here for photos / details. There appears to be an error on some other wheel listings which claim 129-401-12-02 is Evo, but AFAICT it is not, and the number 129-401-12-02 does not appear cast into any Evo wheel that I've seen.
Don't get hung up on the p/n prefix. IIRC the 8.25 wheel was originally used on the 201.036 chassis which is probably why it has a 201 prefix.
Definitely confirm before purchase. AFAIK, the Diamond Cut have been NLA for a number of years. Painted appear to still be available.
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