AMG Wheels on Non-AMG C-Class: 4 Things to Check AMG wheels on non-AMG C-Class models generally fit, since both share the same 5×112 bolt pattern and similar center bore dimensions across most model years. Fitting isn’t the same as fitting correctly, though — offset, brake caliper clearance, and load rating still need to match your

  The AMG wheel bolt pattern on nearly every current Mercedes-AMG model is 5×112 — five lug holes arranged in a circle with a 112mm diameter between opposite studs. While this pattern covers most AMG vehicles, bolt pattern alone doesn’t guarantee a correct fit: offset, hub bore, and center bore clearance all have to match

  Genuine AMG Wheels Cost: 2026 Price Guide by Model Genuine AMG wheels cost significantly more than aftermarket replicas because of forged construction, factory certification, and OEM part traceability. Depending on model, size, and finish, a single genuine AMG wheel typically runs from the low hundreds to over a thousand dollars, with a full set

AMG Wheel Offset Explained: Why the Wrong Offset Ruins Your Fitment AMG wheel offset is the distance between a wheel’s centerline and its mounting surface, measured in millimeters and marked “ET.” On AMG models, factory offset typically ranges from +25mm to +45mm depending on the model and wheel width, and getting it wrong causes rubbing,