Mercedes X-Class rims

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

The Mercedes X-Class - premium pick-up with utility and style

The Mercedes X-Class was developed between 2017 and 2020 as a high-quality pick-up based on the Nissan Navara and is aimed at both commercial and lifestyle-oriented drivers. With a robust ladder-type frame, All-wheel drive, high towing capacity and an interior in typical Mercedes style, the X-Class combined commercial vehicle functionality with premium aspirations. Choosing the right Rims not only gives the pick-up more character, but also supports the driving behaviour - both on- and off-road.

Original Mercedes Rims for the X-Class

From the factory, the Mercedes X-Class was delivered with 17-inch steel or alloy wheels. Higher equipment lines such as the Progressive or Power variant came with 18-inch or 19-inch alloy wheels. The original Rims are robust and designed for off-road capability, but offer only limited visual customisation.

Alloy rims from renowned manufacturers for the Mercedes X-Class

If you want to give your pick-up a more striking appearance or a sportier look, you can rely on Alloy rims from well-known manufacturers. These not only offer stylish designs, but also high load capacities, corrosion resistance and tested quality - ideal for vehicles with commercial use or increased requirements.

Popular manufacturers for X-Class Rims:

• OZ Racing - Lightweight, sporty Rims with high load capacity
• Borbet - Extremely robust Alloy rims with clear designs and high practical value
• Rial - Classically elegant Rims for everyday use and leisure
• AEZ - Powerful SUV and Off-road Rims with striking lines

Popular designs for the X-Class:

• Five-spoke Rims for a robust appearance
• Double-spoke Rims with a sporty touch
• Drop centre rims for maximum presence and width effect

Common Rim sizes and offsets for the Mercedes X-Class

• 17 Inch - Robust and suitable for off-road driving
• 18 Inch - For a good mix of comfort and looks
• 19 inch - Sporty and modern look with Height

The offset (ET) varies depending on the rim model, but is usually between ET 30 and ET 55. A lower offset ensures a wider stance and a beefier look - particularly popular with Off-road or tuning fans.