Used Mercedes-Benz B-Class Wheel Trims

No — the Mercedes-Benz B-Class changed generation significantly between the W246 (2011–2018) and the W247 (2019-onwards), and the wheel sizes and hub designs differ between these generations, so trims are not directly interchangeable. Confirm the exact rim diameter and clip pattern on both vehicles with the breaker before purchasing.

Wheel trims on the B-Class are a cosmetic fitment and do not vary by engine size — what matters for compatibility is the wheel diameter and the number of clips, which is tied to the generation (W246 or W247) rather than whether you have a 180, 200, or 220 engine. Trim levels such as SE, Sport, AMG Line, or Urban may have been supplied with different diameter wheels from the factory, so check what size wheel is actually fitted to your car rather than relying on the trim name alone.

The W246 ran from 2011 to 2018 with a facelift in 2014, but the facelift was primarily cosmetic and the wheel specification on many variants carried over — however, whether a specific trim will clip correctly onto your post-facelift wheel is worth confirming with the breaker against your registration, as minor wheel design changes can affect trim retention.

Trim level itself — whether SE, Sport, AMG Line, or Urban Edition — does not determine fitment in a mechanical sense, but higher or sportier trim levels were sometimes supplied with larger-diameter alloy wheels, meaning those cars may not have had plastic wheel trims fitted at all. If your car came with alloys, you are likely looking for alloy wheel centre caps rather than full wheel trims, so check what is actually on your car before ordering.

The B-Class W246 (2011–2018) was typically supplied with 16-inch steel wheels as standard on entry-level variants, meaning 16-inch wheel trims are the most common size for that generation. For the W247 (2019-onwards), steel wheel and trim specifications can vary, so confirm the exact diameter stamped on your steel wheel with the breaker to ensure you source the correct size.

The B-Class and A-Class are closely related but are different body styles built on shared platforms, and while some wheel trim diameters may coincide, the clip patterns and trim profiles are not guaranteed to be identical. Do not assume cross-model compatibility — confirm with the breaker that the trim was sourced from a B-Class of the matching generation and wheel size to your own car.