This squared set of 17″ AMG Aero II Monoblock wheels measure 7.5" wide all around and were removed from a w124. The set is comprised of two sets of front wheels for a W202 C43 AMG. The wheels were manufactured by Mercedes-Benz in Belgium and appear to have been recently reconditioned with little indication of use shown. AMG HWA stamped part numbers on the back along with dimensions, offsets, and other manufacturer casting marks. The wheels wear a matching set of Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires and four OEM Mercedes-Benz center caps are included. The wheels are located in Atlanta, Georgia with packaging for shipping offered at the buyer's expense.
These 5-hole Monoblock Aero II wheels appear to be original and wear silver paint on the faces while the lips show a well-maintained machined finish. The AMG logo is seen on one spoke of each wheel face. Up close photos of each face are provided in the gallery.
The Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires measure 215/45 with 2021 date codes shown. No plugs or tire repairs are present and ample tread depth remains.
All four wheels are 7.5" wide with an offset of +35 and show part number HWA 202 400 03 02. This sizing is the standard size for the front pair of a normal staggered set. Close up photos of the back of the wheels are viewable in the gallery and all four wheels feature a 5x112mm bolt pattern. The seller is willing to package for transport and shipping will be the buyer’s responsibility.
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I appreciate the kind words & we're all straight. Thanks for the opportunity.@SLO_W124 @ParTime94 Good fight and congrats on the win! I'll be kicking myself for selling these when I need them on a car down the road.@Stuttgart_Steel that’s the exact size I ran on my car. I had a little to much fun and wore them out in 22,000 miles haha@gsxr Thanks for the useful information.$2,500 bid placed by @ParTime94
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@Vesper Looks like they sell them in a 225/45/17 if anyone wanted to replace them with a 4S down the road. Will have a way meatier sidewall but will work. I have another staggered set with a 4 A/S on them with the 225s up front. It fits totally fine, just has way more sidewall meat. It's funny they sell a Cup 2 in that size though (don't recommend that!).$1,800 bid placed by @Vesper
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It’s funny you said that as I was losing my mind looking and all I could find were the all season variant. Good to know they are discontinued in this size.Odd thing to note: just want on Tire Rack and Discount Tire and they actually don't sell the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S in this size anymore. I see the 4 A/S and the Cup 2, but not the 4S. I'm a huge fan of this tire (I stick it on everything I own other than the luxury cars where I go Defender 2 or 4 A/S). I took my 2002 E55 AMG on Matt Kwiek's Regional Rally the other month and this tire GRIPS. We were driving at 8/10s sometimes 9/10s and the big E55 ever pushed once in a corner. It had seemingly unlimited grip. A lot of the track prepped 190E Cosworths were like "wtf I didn't know the E55 could do that" and I responded with "I didn't either!" Once you get heat in this tire, it's a superhero under very hard driving conditions. Anyways, I'm happy someone gets to use this tire on this wheel and I hope whatever car this goes on, you drive it hard at least once to feel what I felt. It's freakish on a Sacco Benz. Just check your suspension bushings because this tire will 100% test the limits of what your stock, old bushings will do.$1,600 bid placed by @sf_car_guy
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Dang Mr. Car Guy quick on da trigger!Hoping to rock these on my old 300E that my grandpa bought brand new in 90!$1,500 bid placed by @sf_car_guy
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Glad I’m not the only ones who’s destroyed a wheel or two getting those bolts out haha@SLO_W124 - Yes! Rumor is, that is why MB discontinued them. This was more of a concern for cars driven year-round including snow/winter conditions where corrosion a problem. For a weekend driver that goes to the local C&C and shows, it's a non-issue. The stock 500E wheels use similar bolts (except 95mm long) but we almost never hear of 500E bolts shearing off, likely because few if any people are driving them in snow anymore. ;)@SLO_W124 Had a local tire shop do this to my 500E (torqued them to about 200 ft/lbs after putting tires on it and didn't wire brush off corrosion that was apparently on the threads) and they had to drill out 6 bolts destroying two of my wheels. Good fun.@gsxr Those 85mm lug bolts are nice but if they get any corrosion where the bolt tapers to meet the wheel, they can shear off the head and it’s a royal pain to get them out. (Ask me how I know…)$1,400 bid placed by @sf_car_guy
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@YahOsm, these wheels use M12 lug bolts with R12 ball seat and 40mm shank length. Most standard W124 bolts have 40mm shank length and will work just fine, however the head of the bolt will be recessed inside the wheel. These Monoblock wheels are meant to be used with an extended-head, 85mm-total-length lug bolt. The head of those bolts has a decorative cap which will be almost flush with the wheel surface. Photos showing the difference, along with additional information, is at the thread linked below: https://www.500eboard.co/forums/threads/set-of-20-lug-bolts-for-amg-monoblocks-85mm-long.20580/ The 85mm bolts have been NLA for decades, but you used ones are available if desired.$1,250 bid placed by @sf_car_guy
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@stuttgart_steel Thanks for your reply.@YahOsm These will bolt up perfectly. I also ran these wheels on my S124. Lugs can be reused.@stuttgart_steel Do you know if these wheels would fit 1993 300TE S124 without any problems? Also, do I need to get different bolts for these wheels rather than the original M12x1.5 bolts that I have now with the original 15" Mercedes wheels on the 300TE. Would the original M12x1.5 bolts be shorter or dangerous to use with these 17" wheels? Thanks.$850 bid placed by @RADSTR
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Hey everyone, just checking in! Let me know if you have any additional questions!$650 bid placed by @quickmath
7 additional photos have been added to the gallery showing this set of wheels and tires mounted on the aforementioned w124.@BenzAddict Of course! I’ve seen people run modified Aero IIs on their 211s and they look good.@stuttgart_steel, thanks for the quick reply!@BenzAddict The w124 uses a M12x1.5.Quick questions! Do these wheels use an M14 bolt? Any thoughts on whether they would fit an S211?$600 bid placed by @BD450SL
@SLO_124 215 fits perfect on these 7.5 inch wheels it’s what I’ve always ran on my 17” Aero IIs. It’s also a PS4S tire so there’s no need for anything wider since the tire will out-grip the chassis and if you go too wide you get sidewall flex on turns which ruins any sort of handling. Michelin designs a meatier sidewall than any other brand (protects the wheels from curb rash by lesser drivers) so a 215 looks more like a 225 anyways. There is absolutely no sidewall stretch or bulging. It looks right and performs right.Nice wheels! I run these exact wheels on my W124 with a replica AMG hammer body kit, it’s been almost 10 years and I still can’t stop loving the look! I am curious though, why 215 and not 225 or 235?$450 bid placed by @LCFAB
Hey everyone, excited to list my personal set of 17" Monoblocks on The MB Market! These are a recently refinished set of wheels with a square setup. I have them mounted with the super sticky Michelin PS4 S that have very little miles on them. I had them mounted on 1991 300D 2.5 Turbo and they were nicely balanced without any wobbles. The tires also hold air without issue. Let me know if you have any questions! I have some pictures of them mounted on my W124 which I will get uploaded here soon.@95Cab Thanks for asking, I removed them from a w124 that I'll likely be selling soon. Why do you ask? I'm happy to try and answer fitment or technical questions if you have them.Where did these come from? Thanks.