Will 17 inch wheel and tire fit front 1995 c class mercedes benz?

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How 'random' is the random spare tire? They come with a spare tyre.

Undo the nuts with a wheel spider, or put a pipe on the supplied wheel wrench. Hit the wheel from behind with a big hammer, or a 2 x 4 end on.

The stock wheel and tire is ;
wheel - 17 x 6.5 inches
TIRE - 225 60 17 702 mm diameter

If you wanted a 235 60 17 that would be ok but the tire diameter is larger by a small margin.

If you are reducing wheel size with 16 inch wheels in order to fit the 16 inch tires mentioned in your question you better make sure that the smaller diameter wheel will clear the brakes front and rear.

For a 235 tire the wheel width will need to be 6.5 inches minimum.

So if you go with ...............
wheel- 16 x 6.5 or 16 x 7 inch
TIRE - 235 60 16(as in your question)- 688 mm diameter

Provided the 16 inch wheel clears the brakes that would be OK but that tire is slightly smaller in diameter than stock but within an acceptable margin.

Make sure whatever tire you select that the tire load rating is not less than the stock tire and not less than the tire load rating stipulated by General Motors for that vehicle..

90% of the time, these problems are tire related. You should also check the: wheel alignment, Rotors, wheel bearing, brake pads, shafts and bushing. Hope it'll help you.

As long as it is the same size and diameter, remember all brands vary somewhat, one inch diff is ok in diameter Always use the odd tire in the rear, never on the front.

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I think you mean ESP light on not the epc, first check you front and rear tires must be different sises tires fitted in to the car if not psiblly faulty one of wheel speed sensor, is this information helped you?

Hi, Your OEM Tire Sizes Are: 225/55-16, 245/45-17, 245/40-18,275/35-18

Under the front of the car on the engine compartment should be nuts that you can remove to remove the cover.

Yes but offset is what you need to be careful of. Too much and it will touch while turning and hitting bumps. Tire rack has most of that figured out .

changing to a deeper profile will alter the rolling circumferance of the wheel thereby altering your speedo reading,you could try 215/35/17 they will fit but at a very serious cost.......

Does your steering wheel wobble at parking lot speeds, or your ****. If either, you have a bad tire, have it checked ASAP. (if steering wheel wobbles its a front tire.)