Mercedes-Benz OEM Wheels & Rims

Wheels America has been remanufacturing OEM Mercedes-Benz wheels since 1994. We carry factory original replacement wheels for 325 Mercedes-Benz models, with hundreds of part numbers and finish variations across our six US warehouses. Every Mercedes-Benz wheel listed here is a genuine OEM take-off, professionally inspected, straightened if needed, and refinished to factory original quality. Wheels that fail our structural inspection are scrapped — never sold. FedEx Ground delivery in 1-4 days to most US addresses, with same-day shipping on in-stock finished wheels.

1995–2026

1994–2024

2001–2022

Replica Machined w/ Charcoal Pockets

$357.93

Machined

$464.95

Replica Machined w/ Silver Pockets

$290.03

Machined w/ Silver Pockets

$447.78

Replica Machined w/ Charcoal Pockets

$299.73

Machined w/ Charcoal Pockets

Machined w/ Charcoal Pockets

Machined w/ Charcoal Pockets

$1,005.11

Machined w/ Silver Pockets

$305.44

Replica Machined

$270.63

Machined w/ Charcoal Pockets

$272.16

Machined w/ Silver Pockets

$537.76

Mercedes-Benz wheels carry the brand's structural standards even on the entry-level sedan — load ratings are higher than equivalent-class competitors, balance tolerances are tighter, and the cast-aluminum quality is among the best in the industry. AMG variants raise that bar further. Replicas may copy the multi-spoke design of an AMG wheel but rarely match the offset, hub bore, or load rating that Mercedes engineered. Putting a replica on a C63 or E63 isn't just cosmetic — it changes how the suspension works under hard cornering and risks damaging the brake calipers, which sit close to the wheel barrel on AMG models. Every Mercedes-Benz wheel we sell is a genuine OEM take-off, refinished to factory specification.

Most modern Mercedes passenger cars and crossovers use 5x112mm bolt pattern, in 17 through 21 inch diameters depending on trim. The G-Class (G500, G550, G63 AMG) uses 5x130mm, sharing the pattern with the older Sprinter. The current Sprinter van runs 6x130mm. The S-Class, S63, and Maybach use 5x112 with low-offset designs that pair to the larger performance brake setups on those models. AMG wheels have their own multi-spoke designs that don't interchange between platforms even when the bolt pattern matches — an E63 wheel and a C63 wheel are catalogued separately, and a base C-Class wheel on an AMG looks visibly wrong. Common finishes include painted black, machined-face, polished, chrome-clad, and the AMG-specific matte black.

Mercedes-Benz is one of our largest catalog sections — over 1,300 active variations across C-Class, E-Class, S-Class, GLA through GLS, the G-Wagen, and the AMG lineup. Each wheel is sourced from a licensed dismantler, structurally inspected, straightened on professional rim-straightening equipment if needed, and refinished to factory original quality. Wheels that fail inspection are scrapped. Same-day shipping on in-stock finished wheels from our six US warehouses; FedEx Ground delivers most US destinations in 1-4 business days.

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