I found a good price on some stock 190d wheels. I need a spare (or 4) for my 300d and was wondering if they'd work?
thanks,
Nick

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early 84s came with 14 inch wheels, so no, those wouldnt clear the 124's brakes. The 15s will but they are a half inch less wide than 300e wheels

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The 15" 190/W201 wheels changed also in '87, the rear was carved out more for the bigger brakes.

The 124 wheels have a different offset, and also changed for brake clearance in '95

You can buy later 8-hole 124 wheels, but the offset is slightly different than your 15-hole (original) wheels and will cause a little bump-steer. Worth it for the look IMO, ... but there.

Stock 124 wheels are pretty easy to find used.

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