W220 S500 AMG Alloys BOLT SIZE?

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Hi All. Hope you are well.

Can anyone help me identify what bolt size I need for my W220 '53reg' S500 with the factory 5spoke AMG Alloys. It has a factory AMG kit and wheels.

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Nik
 

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I have. Even the tyre place measured them but a couple different sizes. So just needed to know the correct size.
 

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I have. Even the tyre place measured them but a couple different sizes. So just needed to know the correct size.
MB parts dept ? They would supply the correct ones
 

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I have. Even the tyre place measured them but a couple different sizes. So just needed to know the correct size.
There aren’t a “couple different sizes” on your car. The hub will only take one size.
 

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Could be that you have some spare wheel bolts in there (usually shorter and steel specific - if you have a steel spare), Go to MB and get the right ones with your vin. about 3 pounds each

Change them they look rusty, but I am OCD :)
 
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Thanks All. Yep the plan is to change them all. MB parts were not very helpful locally so going to try another dealership!
Wheels just had a full refurb so want to change all the bolts anyway so they look good!
 

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M14 x 45mm shaft with R14 head.

Pull out a bolt and measure the length of the bottom of the radius to end of the thread. Should be about 45mm.
 

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Thanks All. Yep the plan is to change them all. MB parts were not very helpful locally so going to try another dealership!
Wheels just had a full refurb so want to change all the bolts anyway so they look good!

Good stuff, I did think your alloys looked mint :)

I replaced all mine on the W251 last month as they were showing rust, as I said OCD, whilst you are at it, consider getting rid of the locking nut, just a PITA to be fair, there will come a time it breaks or you lose the key
 
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M14 x 45mm shaft with R14 head.

Pull out a bolt and measure the length of the bottom of the radius to end of the thread. Should be about 45mm.
Thank you. Much appreciated!
 
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