Mercedes-Benz Wheels – Genuine AMG, Monoblock and Classic Wheel Sets

Mercedes-Benz Wheels at Global OEM Car Parts cover current factory wheel sets and collectible classics. Modern sets fit the G63, GLE, E63, CLS 53, AMG GT, S-Class, Maybach, EQE and V-Class, and many come with summer or winter tires. The classics include original AMG Aero, two-piece and three-piece wheels, plus period Brabus Monoblock wheels for the W124, W126, R129 and W140.

Each listing shows the models the set fits, the diameter and width, the offset where available, and whether tires are included. Compare sets by fitment, style and condition, confirm they suit your car, then order the wheels that complete your build or replace your current set.

Genuine OEM Mercedes Wheels and AMG Wheels by Model

OEM Mercedes wheels are engineered for specific models. They come with the correct bolt pattern, offset, centre bore and load rating, and clear the brakes they were designed around. Most Mercedes models use a 5×112 bolt pattern, while the G-Class uses 5×130. That is why model-specific fitment matters.

The range has three groups:

Current factory sets: AMG and Maybach wheel sets for recent models, many fitted with tires.
Classic AMG wheels: original wheels from the 1980s and 1990s, sought after for W124, W126, R129 and W140 builds.
Period tuner wheels: wheels from well-known Mercedes specialists, including Brabus Monoblock and Lorinser designs.

Every listing states which group a set belongs to, so you know exactly what you are buying.

Mercedes AMG Alloy Wheels, Monoblock and Classic Sets Compared

Mercedes wheel sets in our range differ in era, construction and fitment. These are the main options.

Modern AMG wheel and tire packages:

EQE and electric models. EQE sets cover the saloon and the SUV in 20, 21 and 22 inches. One example is the Mercedes-AMG EQE W295 21-inch wheels with Michelin Pilot Sport EV tires.

S-Class, Maybach and forged wheels:

Brand-new factory wheels:

Classic AMG wheels:

Brabus Monoblock and period tuner wheels:

Monoblock vs multi-piece wheels:

Monoblock: a one-piece wheel.
Two-piece and three-piece: the centre and rim sections are bolted together. This allows wider widths and staggered set-ups, but the seals and hardware need checking on older sets.

Shop Mercedes Rims for Sale at Global OEM Car Parts

Our Mercedes rims for sale range from modern AMG wheel and tire packages to rare period sets for classic restorations. Many modern sets come with summer or winter tires fitted. The classic wheels let you finish a W124, W126 or R129 build in authentic period style.

If you’re comparing used Mercedes wheels for sale, check each listing’s condition notes and photos.

On each listing, review:

Compatible models and generations
Diameter, width and offset (ET), front and rear
Bolt pattern and centre bore
Construction: monoblock, two-piece or three-piece
Genuine Mercedes-AMG, Maybach or period tuner (Brabus, Lorinser and others)
Tires: brand, size, season and tread
Whether TPMS sensors and centre caps are included
Condition of faces, barrels and lips; for multi-piece wheels, the hardware and seals

Browse the Mercedes wheels below and open any listing for its full details. If you need a style or size that isn’t listed, contact us with your VIN or model.

How to Choose the Right Mercedes Replacement Wheels

Match the bolt pattern and centre bore. Most Mercedes models use 5×112, while the G-Class uses 5×130. Even when the bolt pattern matches, the centre bore and wheel bolt seat must also be correct.

Check offset and brake clearance. Classic AMG and tuner wheels were designed for older, smaller brakes. Modern Mercedes models with larger brakes may need specific sizes. Confirm the offset and brake clearance before fitting an older design to a newer car.

Understand staggered sets. Many AMG, Brabus and Maybach sets use wider rear wheels. Staggered wheels cannot be rotated front to rear. On 4MATIC models, follow Mercedes-approved tire size combinations.

Know what you’re buying. Genuine AMG and Maybach wheels are factory parts. Brabus, Lorinser and similar wheels are period tuner wheels, often sought after for classic builds. Choose the type that suits your car and your goals.

Inspect multi-piece wheels carefully. Two-piece and three-piece wheels have bolts and seals that age. Ask about refinishing, resealing and leak testing if you plan to use them regularly.

Check tires and TPMS. For wheel and tire packages, check the tire size, season, tread depth and manufacturing date. Confirm whether TPMS sensors are included and compatible with your car.

Before you order, confirm your model’s bolt pattern, approved sizes and brake clearance, then choose between modern OEM, classic AMG and period tuner sets. If anything is unclear, send us your VIN or model details.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mercedes-Benz Wheels

Will these Mercedes wheels fit my car?
Each listing names the compatible models. Fitment depends on bolt pattern, offset, centre bore and brake clearance. Most Mercedes models use 5×112 and the G-Class uses 5×130. Check your model’s approved sizes before ordering, or send us your VIN or model details.

What is the difference between monoblock and multi-piece wheels?
A monoblock wheel is cast or forged as one piece. Two-piece and three-piece wheels bolt a centre to rim sections, which allows wider widths and staggered fitments. Older multi-piece wheels need their hardware and seals checked.

Are Brabus and Lorinser wheels genuine Mercedes OEM parts?
No. Brabus, Lorinser, Carlsson and similar brands are well-known Mercedes tuners, not Mercedes-Benz itself. Their period wheels are popular for classic builds. Genuine factory wheels in our range are listed as Mercedes-AMG or Maybach. Check each listing to see which type you are buying.

Can I fit classic AMG wheels to a modern Mercedes?
Sometimes. Many classic AMG wheels share the 5×112 bolt pattern, but their offsets, widths and brake clearance were designed for older models. Large modern brakes may not clear them. Confirm offset, centre bore and caliper clearance for your exact car.

Do the wheels come with tires and TPMS?
It depends on the listing. Many modern sets include summer or winter tires, such as the GLE 53/63 S and E63 sets with Michelin tires. The W222 AMG set includes TPMS and centre caps. Check each listing for tire details and sensor inclusion.

What are staggered Mercedes wheels?
Staggered wheels are wider at the rear than at the front. They are common on AMG, Brabus and Maybach sets, such as the W222 Maybach forged set (8.5J front and 9.5J rear). Staggered wheels cannot be rotated front to rear.