Used Mercedes-Benz CLE Wheel Trims

The Mercedes-Benz CLE, launched in 2023 as a two-door coupé and cabriolet, is a premium model that was fitted exclusively with alloy wheels across all variants — it was never manufactured with plastic wheel trims. Wheel trims are a cost-saving measure typically found on base-spec or fleet-oriented vehicles, and no CLE variant left the factory with them. If you are looking for used alloy wheels or centre caps for your CLE, those are the parts worth searching for on Findapart.

It is very likely a terminology mix-up, as the CLE has no plastic wheel trim fitment on any variant. What the breaker probably has available are either CLE alloy wheels or the individual centre caps that clip into the centre of those alloys. It is worth going back to the breaker and clarifying whether they mean alloy wheels or centre caps, as both are available from dismantled CLE vehicles.

The CLE does not use wheel trims, and neither does the C-Class in its more recent W206 generation — both are alloy-wheel-only models. If you are after alloy wheels, CLE wheels use a 5x112 bolt pattern shared with much of the modern Mercedes-Benz range, but load ratings, offset, and centre bore fitment must all be confirmed with the breaker against your specific registration before purchase. Wheel trim cross-referencing between these models is not applicable.

Depending on what you need, the correct parts to search for are either CLE alloy wheels (specifying your wheel diameter, typically 18, 19, or 20 inch depending on your variant and optional packages) or Mercedes-Benz CLE centre caps, which carry the three-pointed star badge and press into the alloy centre. If your alloy is damaged or kerbed, a used CLE alloy wheel from a breaker is the appropriate search. Confirm the wheel size and any AMG Line or AMG-specification differences with the breaker against your registration, as these can affect style and offset.

For centre caps, the fitting is generally consistent across CLE variants as they share the same basic hub design, though the cap style or badge finish may differ cosmetically between standard and AMG or AMG Line specifications. For alloy wheels themselves, AMG Line and AMG-specification cars were fitted with larger or differently styled wheels, so size and offset can vary — a wheel from a standard CLE may not match the look or spec of an AMG Line car. Confirm the wheel diameter and specification with the breaker against your registration to make sure you get the right fitment and finish.