ok guys this is the deal im about 2 buy me some Monoblock II(replica) rims in 17x7.5x35 tires:215x45x17 but thers only one question i have lowered the car with the Eibachs pro-kit + stock absorber so what do you guys think is this gonna fit perfectly or is there going to be any rubbing issues because the sellers website tells me this:
Alutec DTM Wheels
Mercedes S,C, and E-class
['94-'04]
$599/set, A+
17x7.5", 5x112mm, ET35
BRAND NEW with mbz centers and lugs
O.E.R. Monoblock Style
alloy wheels, Made in Germany
Manufacturer's Lugs Provided

so please respond on this one and here's the pic.

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For the W124, 17" x 7.5" ET35 with 215/45/17 tires is the recommended +2 set-up from Tirerack. I think you should be OK, although every car is a little different. A higher offset would give you better clearance at the outside fender lip, so you might be able to fit 225/45/17 with ET42. On the other hand, some guys seem to get away with even wider wheels and tires with lower offsets, so I think it should be OK. I have 205/55/16 tires on 16" x 7.5" ET37 wheels and they don't rub. Your tires are only 5mm wider on each side and the offset is only 2mm closer to the fender. That places your tires 7mm wider than mine. I have to admit that it would be very close for my 1995 E320 with Eibach springs and Bilstein HD shocks with 1-bump front pads and 3-bump rear pads. As I said, every car is a little different.

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