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Wheel diameters that vary?
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Edmonston33
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- Joined: Mon Feb 02, 2026 8:45 pm
Just like each other day. A lot of cars came with a "staggered" arrangement.
Has the manual been read by you? You can find the factory-available wheel and tyre size range there.
Both the front and rear of my E Class have 265 section tires.
Has the manual been read by you? You can find the factory-available wheel and tyre size range there.
Both the front and rear of my E Class have 265 section tires.
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LiamTheGreat
- Posts: 79
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Since Mercedes vehicles are rear-wheel drive and typically have higher torque than competitors, large tires are necessary for traction, even on 2.1 diesel engines and similar vehicles.
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samjonescars
- Posts: 31
- Joined: Mon Feb 02, 2026 8:36 pm
Sure thing.
Furthermore, the back wheels are noticeably broader than the front ones.
Wheel and tyre sizes should be verified in the vehicle manual.
Furthermore, the back wheels are noticeably broader than the front ones.
Wheel and tyre sizes should be verified in the vehicle manual.