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Subject:Re: Mercedes Rim lug hole size
From:Scott Daniel - Turbovans
Date:Tue, 24 Feb 2009 13:14:24 -0800

many mercedes use 12 mm wheel mounting  bolts....
but the hole in the wheel is big enough to take a 14 mm stud or bolt.
or sometimes with the tiniest bit of enlarging the hole in the wheel where
the wheel mounting bolt goes.
  9/16's inch drill with a half inch shank is handy for that.
  I see some of the Benz's use 14 mm wheel mounting bolts or studs......so
no problem there.
it's the ET that you need to know and get about right, or adapt to correct.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Troy" <colorworks@GCI.NET>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 12:13 AM
Subject: Mercedes Rim lug hole size

> Hi folks:
>
> Trying to determine if a set of rims I've located have used 12 or 14 mm
> lugs.
>
> On the Samba I found this list:
>
> Mercedes:
> 190E W201 1982-1993 * Bolts 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> E-Class W124 1988-1991 * Bolts 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> C-Class W202 1995-2000 * 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> C-Class W203 2001-2005 * Bolts 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> CL-Class W215 2000-2005 * Bolts 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> CLK Class W208 1998-2002 * Bolts 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> CLK Class W209 2003-2005 * Bolts 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> E-Class W124 1984-1995 * Bolts 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> E-Class W210 1996-2002 * Bolts 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> E-Class W211 2003-2005 * Bolts 14x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> M-Class W163 1998-2005 * Bolts 14x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> S-Class W140 1991-1999 * Bolts 14x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> S-Class W220 1999-2005 * Bolts 14x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> SL-Class R129 1990-2002 * Bolts 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> SL-Class R230 2003-2006 * Bolts 14x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> SLK-Class R170 1998-2005 * Bolts 12x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
> SLK-Class R171 2005-2006 * Bolts 14x1.5 * Bolt Pattern 5x112
>
>
> Problem is, when I type in a vehicle that is supposed to use