SL 55 19" Wheels
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Hi Guys
My first post on the Mercedes forum, having swapped out the Tuscan today for a 2002 SL55 AMG. Looking forward to picking her up later this evening! The car currently has 18" wheels, and I'm starting to look into 19" options. Any advice in terms of fitment, style, ride quality impact, best place for second hand options, any members with available wheels etc etc - all comments welcome!
Keith
My first post on the Mercedes forum, having swapped out the Tuscan today for a 2002 SL55 AMG. Looking forward to picking her up later this evening! The car currently has 18" wheels, and I'm starting to look into 19" options. Any advice in terms of fitment, style, ride quality impact, best place for second hand options, any members with available wheels etc etc - all comments welcome!
Keith
This is an excellent resource regarding genuine wheels
http://www.alloywheelsdirect.net/mercedes_alloy_wh...
I look from time to time on eBay and as yet have not found any with the correct fitment for the SL
http://www.alloywheelsdirect.net/mercedes_alloy_wh...
I look from time to time on eBay and as yet have not found any with the correct fitment for the SL
Edited by SLacKer on Monday 4th April 15:54
mikial said:
I`ve a set, with part worn Pilot Sport tyres. These are genuine AMG , rears are 10 inch. Check my profile to see them on my SL.As I sold the car with the original turbine wheels my plan is to re-furbish the 19 `s and sell them.
And a price for me please! Can you also tell me what tyre size you have on both front and rear? Keith
I have contacted Pristine wheels , quoted price for refurbishment is £160 + vat, per wheel.This includes carriage.
I am assured the finish will be superior to that of the original. With this in mind I think the fairest solution would be to auction the wheels after refurbishment at a well known auction website.
I am assured the finish will be superior to that of the original. With this in mind I think the fairest solution would be to auction the wheels after refurbishment at a well known auction website.
Tuskaa7 said:
Ok thanks mikial...
They do look rather nice in your pic, so perhaps you can let me know when they go up for auction.
Keith
Will do with pleasure.They do look rather nice in your pic, so perhaps you can let me know when they go up for auction.
Keith
Rear tyres are Pilot Sport 285-30-19 98Y with between 3-4 mm tread depth remaining.
Fronts are Pilot Sport 255-35-19 with between 5-6 mm depth of tread remaining.
No side wall damage or repairs.
mikial said:
Will do with pleasure.
Rear tyres are Pilot Sport 285-30-19 98Y with between 3-4 mm tread depth remaining.
Fronts are Pilot Sport 255-35-19 with between 5-6 mm depth of tread remaining.
No side wall damage or repairs.
Mikial Rear tyres are Pilot Sport 285-30-19 98Y with between 3-4 mm tread depth remaining.
Fronts are Pilot Sport 255-35-19 with between 5-6 mm depth of tread remaining.
No side wall damage or repairs.
Can you tell me, is your SL also lowered slightly in your profile pic?
Keith
mikial said:
I have contacted Pristine wheels , quoted price for refurbishment is £160 + vat, per wheel.This includes carriage.
I am assured the finish will be superior to that of the original. With this in mind I think the fairest solution would be to auction the wheels after refurbishment at a well known auction website.
I don't care how good they are, that's an outrageous price for wheel refurb.I am assured the finish will be superior to that of the original. With this in mind I think the fairest solution would be to auction the wheels after refurbishment at a well known auction website.
piscola90 said:
Swapped from a TVR!? mad man... I'm holding onto my Tamora until it melts.
I think you will get bored if you like to drive you Tuscan to its limits (despite being a big AMG and Merc fan).
Yeah, was a big decision. Had the Tuscan for 6 years which was a great experience, and one which will live with me forever. I just felt that not getting any younger, the AMG was a great balance of comfort when desired, but still lots of fun when you want it. So far I'm very impressed.I think you will get bored if you like to drive you Tuscan to its limits (despite being a big AMG and Merc fan).
Keith
SLacKer said:
This is an excellent resource regarding genuine wheels
http://www.alloywheelsdirect.net/mercedes_alloy_wh...
I look from time to time on eBay and as yet have not found any with the correct fitment for the SL
Forgot to say thanks for this SLacKer... A great resource.http://www.alloywheelsdirect.net/mercedes_alloy_wh...
I look from time to time on eBay and as yet have not found any with the correct fitment for the SL
Edited by SLacKer on Monday 4th April 15:54
KAAMG said:
Is the auction live now Mikial?
Not yet, will keep you posted, I have a total of six wheels, 3 fronts and 3 rears , the rears are all 10 X 19 with the correct offset for the SL 55 . Just thinking of the best way to to offer them, ie , all six in one auction or one lot of 4 ( 2 fronts & 2 rears ) and the other two wheels independently.
mikial said:
Not yet, will keep you posted, I have a total of six wheels, 3 fronts and 3 rears , the rears are all 10 X 19 with the correct offset for the SL 55 .
Just thinking of the best way to to offer them, ie , all six in one auction or one lot of 4 ( 2 fronts & 2 rears ) and the other two wheels independently.
Speaking personally, I would only be interested in a set of 4, but understand your predicament.Just thinking of the best way to to offer them, ie , all six in one auction or one lot of 4 ( 2 fronts & 2 rears ) and the other two wheels independently.
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