Mercedes GLA rims

Mercedes GLA Rims - Alloy rims and Sizes at a glance

The Mercedes GLA - compact SUV with style and versatility

The Mercedes GLA is the entry-level model in the SUV world from Mercedes-Benz. It combines dynamic design with suitability for everyday use, efficient technology and typical premium comfort. As a crossover based on the A-Class, the GLA offers a wide range of options as a petrol, Diesel, Plug-in hybrid or AMG variant. The right Rim makes a decisive contribution to the external appearance, performance and efficiency of the vehicle.

Original Mercedes Rims for the GLA

The GLA is equipped with 17-inch or 18-inch alloy wheels ex works, depending on the equipment level. Higher-value equipment or AMG Line packages also include 19- or 20-inch Rims. The designs range from classic multi-spoke Rims to sporty double-spoke variants. Mercedes attaches great importance to aerodynamics, Quality and Driving comfort with the original rims.

Alloy rims from renowned manufacturers for the Mercedes GLA

For All those who want to give their GLA an individual touch, renowned rim manufacturers offer a large selection of Alloy rims with various designs and finishes - from sporty to elegant. Many of these wheel models are specially designed for SUVs, are characterised by a high load capacity and are often weight-optimised for better performance.

Popular manufacturers for GLA Rims:

• OZ Racing - Lightweight, sporty rims with high stability
• Borbet - Robust and stylish models with clean lines
• Rial - Classic designs for a harmonious look
• AEZ - Striking Alloy rims with an urban, modern character

Popular designs for the GLA:

• Double-spoke Rims for a sporty look
• Multi-spoke Rims for elegant understatement
• Drop centre rims for a powerful appearance

Common Rim sizes and offsets for the Mercedes GLA

• 17 Inch - standard size with a focus on comfort
• 18 Inch - Good mix of everyday practicality and style
• 19 inch - Sporty look with solid driving dynamics
• 20 Inch - For a particularly expressive appearance

The offset (ET) is usually between ET 40 and ET 50, depending on the Rim width and model, whereby a lower ET ensures a wider stance and the Rim is positioned further out in the wheel arch.