Will these rims fit my e 420 ?
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Nee help - E420 wheel fitment
- Thread starter Opkoua0786
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9.0x18 ET35 will stick outside the fenders. With a ton of modifications they might fit in the rear, maybe, with a really narrow tire.
Up front, forget about it. This would be an aggressive fitment on an E500E with flared fenders. Way too wide for stock 124 front fenders.
In general you want wheels no wider than 8.0" for the 400E420, ideally with offset around ET35-ET38. You'll still need to roll the fender lips and add fender spacers. If the offset is lower (say, ET30) more significant modifications will be needed for clearance, as shown in this document, especially if your E420 is lower than stock.
Up front, forget about it. This would be an aggressive fitment on an E500E with flared fenders. Way too wide for stock 124 front fenders.
In general you want wheels no wider than 8.0" for the 400E420, ideally with offset around ET35-ET38. You'll still need to roll the fender lips and add fender spacers. If the offset is lower (say, ET30) more significant modifications will be needed for clearance, as shown in this document, especially if your E420 is lower than stock.
Yes! 7.5x17 ET35 will fit nicely. Use a 225/45/17 tire.
You may still need to roll the fender lips and add fender spacers, but rubbing will be minimal, especially at stock ride height. Use the document at this link for that wheel size.
You may still need to roll the fender lips and add fender spacers, but rubbing will be minimal, especially at stock ride height. Use the document at this link for that wheel size.
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