without knowing the width, offset or tires that would fit it and you want us to tell you what tires to put on them wheels? You really deserve to be flamed because those are things you should know prior to getting the rims, even if it was a free gift! Go back to where you got the rims and ask them. If it was a gift that you somehow accepted thinking that it'd fit your ML, then do an internet search for tire/wheel fitment. You should also research lug nut length because that depends on offset and wheel width. We'll be on your aass buddy and I hope your next question is not how to start the car!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HAHAHAHAHHaa I agree.
How can you buy rims for a car and not know if they fit your car. Then not know what type of tires fit the rims. Thats like buying shoes for your self without knowing the size of the shoe. LOL
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jealous people can suck a fat one!
We're usually very nice here but when a stupid question like this comes up, the only logical choice is to flame...but we always help. So, now that we've busted your balls, let's see if we can help you.
Since yours are 20s, the rims should have a stamping on the inside (the side that doesn't face the the outside!!!, and usually on the spokes if it's a spoked rim) that will look something like this: 20 x A.B JJ, where x=times(multiplication), A.B is the width of the rim and would be like 8.5, 9.0, 9.5, 10.0, etc,etc, get it?? The JJ is not important in this discussion. The offset may also be stamped following the 20xA.B JJ or may be stamped on a different spot, usually on the inside of the rim. It would look something like ET #, where # is the offset like 30, 35, 40, 45 or whatever. It's an integer (no decimal point) and as far as I know, it's usually larger than 10 for road going vehicles. Yours is probably something like ET 35.
Now you know what to look for.
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