Space saver wheel fitment?

[reggaetonto]

Anyone know off hand if this space saver wheel will fit my 2014 e220 coupe with 19 inch wheels? It was used on a Range Rover evoque I’m not sure if the fitment is the same or not.

 

[reggaetonto]

Hi, I have this 18 inch space saver wheel in my old car and I’m trading it in for a 2014 e220 cdi coupe. I’m wondering will it fit the e220? I don’t even know the stud pattern yet as I’m only getting the 220 tomorrow. It’s for a Range Rover evoque but if it fits the e220 I will keep it. There’s 19 inch wheels on the e220.

 

[harrye500]

I'd think the stud pattern of a Range Rover is different to an MB plus the rim size will be incompatible on your new car with bigger wheels. Space saver wheels not shockingly expensive from the fleabay so I'd let the current wheel go with your Landie, it won't be much use to you in reality. Better for the next owner too!

 

[harrye500]

See reply on your other post. Welcome to the MB side!

 

[Blobcat]

See reply on your other post. Welcome to the MB side!

Merged the threads now

 

[brandwooddixon]

Stud pattern and hub diameter will tell, but I doubt that it will fit.
Note that if you're fitting a steel space saver, you'll need a shorter set of bolts to avoid destroying your parking brake or front callipers.

 

[Blobcat]

Stud pattern and hub diameter will tell, but I doubt that it will fit.
Note that if you're fitting a steel space saver, you'll need a shorter set of bolts to avoid destroying your parking brake or front callipers.

Unless it's one of the ones that will work with the standard bolts... it should be printed on the wheel and (with luck) if it does need different bolts they "should" be stuck to the front of the wheel in a plastic case (that you have to remove to fit the wheel)

 

[curious]

Evoque bolt pattern 5x108
Your E-class 5x112