Mercedes EQE rims

Mercedes EQE Rims - Alloy rims and Sizes at a glance

The Mercedes EQE - Electric business saloon with luxury and range

The Mercedes EQE is the all-electric business saloon from Mercedes-Benz that combines modern design with innovative technology and a long range. With its futuristic appearance, luxurious interior and impressive performance, the EQE offers a first-class driving experience. The choice of suitable Rims not only influences the appearance, but also the efficiency and driving dynamics of the vehicle.

Original Mercedes Rims for the EQE

Mercedes offers a wide selection of original alloy wheels for the EQE, which are optimally matched to the vehicle. Aerodynamic designs in particular help to reduce air resistance and thus optimise range. Popular designs include Multi-spoke Rims and 5-spoke Rims, which emphasise the modern and elegant look of the Limousine.

Alloy rims from renowned manufacturers for the EQE

In addition to the original Mercedes rims, there are numerous high-quality Alloy rims from well-known manufacturers that have been specially developed for the Mercedes EQE. These Rims offer an individual look, optimised weight distribution and improved road holding.

Popular manufacturers for EQE Rims:

• OZ Racing - Lightweight and aerodynamic designs for maximum efficiency
• Borbet - Robust and stylish Rims with a high quality finish
• AEZ - Timeless and innovative designs for a classy look

Popular designs for the EQE:

• Aerodynamic Rims for range optimisation
• Double-spoke Rims for a sporty appearance
• Concave Rims for a particularly striking look

Common Rim sizes and offsets for the EQE

The Rim size influences both the appearance and the driving behaviour of the Mercedes EQE. Typical Inch sizes are:

• 19 inch - Good balance between comfort and sportiness
• 20 Inch - Sportier appearance with improved road holding
• 21 Inch - Maximum presence with a striking look

The offset (ET) varies depending on the Rim width and model. The usual values for the EQE are between ET 35 and ET 50, with a lower ET allowing the Rims to protrude further outwards and a higher ET bringing them closer to the vehicle.