Mercedes C-coupe rims

Mercedes C-Coupé Rims - Alloy rims and Sizes at a glance

The Mercedes C-Coupé - dynamism meets elegance

The Mercedes C Coupé is the sporty and elegant variant of the C-Class and is aimed at drivers who value stylish Design, Driving comfort and performance. With powerful engines - from the economical Diesel to the AMG model - and precise handling, the C Coupé offers an emotional driving experience. The Rims play a central role in the visual effect and at the same time influence the driving behaviour and efficiency.

Original Mercedes Rims for the C Coupé

The C Coupé is equipped with 17-inch alloy wheels ex works, depending on the equipment line. Higher-value models or vehicles with AMG-Line have 18- or 19-inch Rims. The original rims offer excellent quality and are visually harmonised with the vehicle - usually in a double-spoke or multi-spoke design.

Alloy rims from renowned manufacturers for the Mercedes C Coupé

For a more individual look and sportier performance, many owners opt for Alloy rims from renowned wheel manufacturers. These offer a Width selection of designs - from classically elegant to strikingly sporty - and impress with their high-quality materials and low weight. This optimises handling and underlines the style of the Coupé.

Popular manufacturers for C Coupé Rims:

• OZ Racing - Sporty alloy wheels for maximum dynamics
• Borbet - Robust, stylish Rims with high quality standards
• Rial - Timeless and functional wheel designs
• AEZ - Modern, striking Rims with a sporty character

Popular designs for the C Coupé:

• Double-spoke Rims for a dynamic silhouette
• Multi-spoke Rims for an elegant, high-quality look
• Drop centre rims for a particularly sporty appearance

Common Rim sizes and offsets for the Mercedes C Coupé

• 17 Inch - standard size with a focus on comfort
• 18 inch - Popular size for balanced dynamics
• 19 Inch - Sporty look with improved handling
• 20 Inch - For AMG models or tuning with maximum presence

The offsets (ET) are usually between ET 35 and ET 45, depending on the rim type and width. A lower offset ensures a wider track and a more powerful look.