Mercedes M-Class rims

Mercedes M-Class Rims - Alloy rims and Sizes at a glance

The Mercedes M-Class - SUV with comfort and character

The Mercedes M-Class (later continued as the GLE) is a luxury SUV that has set standards in the segment since its introduction in the late 1990s. Whether on the road or off-road, the M-Class offers a successful combination of comfort, performance and versatility. With powerful engines, optional All-wheel drive (4MATIC) and extensive equipment, it is ideal for families as well as long-distance drivers and trailer enthusiasts. Rims play a central role in the appearance and performance.

Original Mercedes Rims for the M-Class

Mercedes-Benz equips the M-Class with 17-inch or 18-inch alloy wheels as standard, depending on the model and equipment. Higher-engined variants or AMG Line versions were also delivered with 19- or 20-inch Rims. The original Rims come in classic five- or double-spoke designs and are designed for high load capacity and comfort.

Alloy rims from renowned manufacturers for the Mercedes M-Class

For All those who value individuality, sportiness or a striking look, many well-known wheel manufacturers offer high-quality Alloy rims for the M-Class. These are characterised by innovative designs, low weight and high stability - ideal for large SUVs with increased weight.

Popular manufacturers for M-Class Rims:

• OZ Racing - Sporty, elegant Rims with a focus on performance
• Borbet - Robust Alloy rims with a high load capacity and stylish design
• Rial - Functional, high-quality Rims with a clear look
• AEZ - Striking designs for a modern SUV appearance

Popular designs for the M-Class:

• Double-spoke Rims for a powerful and elegant appearance
• Multi-spoke Rims for a luxurious look
• Drop centre rims for a particularly wide look

Common Rim sizes and offsets for the Mercedes M-Class

• 17 Inch - Comfort-orientated, ideal for everyday driving and towing
• 18 inch - Solid mix of driving comfort and looks
• 19 inch - Popular with sporty drivers
• 20 inch - For a particularly striking presence

The offsets (ET) are usually between ET 50 and ET 65 depending on the rim model and vehicle design, depending on the Rim width and Design. A lower ET makes the Rim protrude further and ensures a sportier stance.