Mercedes W210 Spare Wheel Steel 16" 7J Tyre 205/65 ET:37 A2104000702

Mercedes W210 Spare Wheel Steel 16" 7J Tyre 205/65 ET:37 is a practical, factory-engineered solution designed as a spare wheel for this model series. Its robust steel construction ensures predictable road performance, while the parameters tailored to this specific Mercedes platform guarantee proper hub fitment and trouble-free operation. It is a functional choice for drivers who want a reliable, technically matched emergency wheel in their trunk.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A2104000702
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2104000702
• Substitutable numbers: A2104000702, A 210 400 07 02
• Rim diameter: 16"
• Rim width: 7
• Offset (ET): 37
• Hole diameter: 112
• Number of holes: 5
• Rim material: Steel
• Tire width: 205
• Category: Rims

Purpose and fitment for Mercedes W210

The presented spare wheel has been developed specifically for the Mercedes W210 platform, which translates into correct rim geometry and compatibility with the model's chassis. By maintaining the correct mounting parameters, the wheel works seamlessly with factory suspension and braking system components, ensuring stable vehicle handling in emergency situations. The dedicated design for this specific Mercedes series minimizes the risk of installation issues and eliminates the need for compromise solutions.

Steel rim construction and performance characteristics

The rim is made of durable steel, which is significant for spare wheel applications – the construction handles operational loads well and is less susceptible to point damage than many lightweight alternatives. The rim profile and carefully selected width work with the specified tire size to create a stable set with predictable handling characteristics. The steel construction also facilitates easier potential refurbishment of the working surface compared to more complex designs.

Mounting parameters and fitment stability

The rim features a bolt pattern matched to the five-bolt mounting used in this generation of Mercedes, ensuring even load distribution on the hub. The hole diameter and number of mounting points have been selected so that the wheel centers correctly on the hub and maintains stability even during temporary use over longer distances. The properly selected offset supports the correct positioning of the wheel relative to the wheel arch and suspension components, which is important for both safety and avoiding unwanted rubbing or contact with chassis parts.

The role of the spare wheel in daily operation

A steel spare wheel is a practical safeguard in the event of tire damage on the road. The tire width used allows for handling characteristics similar to standard tires, making it easier to continue driving to a service center. A full-size spare wheel is particularly beneficial for drivers covering longer distances, where a space-saver spare might prove insufficient in terms of comfort and speed limitations.

Used condition and economic benefits

This item comes from the secondary market, which allows for a significant cost reduction compared to new components while maintaining functionality suitable for a spare wheel. For many Mercedes W210 owners, this is a reasonable compromise between price and utility, especially when the priority is having a functional, technically matched emergency wheel. Choosing a rim from the used market is often an optimal solution for keeping older, yet still valued models in full driving readiness.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the chassis area in your Mercedes and need other items from the same group, such as summer wheels, winter wheels, or additional wheel sets, check out the available parts in the Mercedes Wheels category.

For drivers considering different strategies for purchasing wheel components – from new to used – a practical guide describing the cost-effectiveness of individual solutions may be helpful, available in the article Original, replacement, or used – which car parts are the most cost-effective?.

If you are interested in a broader context of selecting and refreshing rims, including issues related to refurbishment and assessing visual and technical condition, it is worth reading the blog post Used rims like new: a guide to buying and refurbishing alloy wheels, which organizes key issues related to rim maintenance.