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The recommended Mercedes tyre size depends on the variant. The Mercedes SUV variants come with tyres sized 235/55R19 and sedans come with tyres sized 245/45R17.

The Mercedes tyre price ranges from INR 12,500 to 22,000.

Search for Mercedes tyre by entering your model or tyre size. After finding the recommended tyre, you can buy it online or visit a nearby dealer. CEAT SportDrive SUV tyre improves control during braking and acceleration, providing a quieter and more comfortable driving experience with reduced tyre noise.

Front tyres on a Mercedes usually need replacement around the 30,000 km, while rear tyres may last longer. If you drive approximately 8,000 km per year, expect to replace your front tyres every four years.

Yes, it is generally recommended. Most manufacturers advise against mixing Mercedes tyres with different tread patterns or depths to maintain optimal performance and safety.

Mercedes-Benz cars use premium tyres from brands like CEAT. Tyre sizes range from 235mm to 245mm with wheel diameters between 17" and 19", tailored to each model’s performance, safety, and comfort needs.

Mercedes-Benz tyre pressure typically ranges from 35 to 44 PSI for most passenger models. Exact values vary by model and are listed on the fuel door or driver-side door sticker. Check monthly and before long trips to ensure safety and performance.

There’s no standard “250 tyre pressure” for Mercedes. If you meant 250 kPa, that equals 36 PSI, which is within the normal range for many Mercedes models. Always check your vehicle’s door placard or manual for the exact recommended pressure.

To find your Mercedes tyre size, check the sidewall of your current tyre or refer to the sticker inside the driver’s door or fuel lid. It shows width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter (e.g., 245/45R17). You can also consult your owner’s manual or dealer.

Tubeless tyres are ideal for Mercedes cars due to better safety, fuel efficiency, and puncture resistance. They offer smoother rides, lower maintenance, and are standard on most modern Mercedes models. Tube-type tyres are outdated and not recommended.

MERCEDES TYRE SIZE GUIDE

MERCEDES VARIANT	TYRE SIZE
MERCEDES BENZ GLC	235/55R19
MERCEDES BENZ GLC 300	235/60R18
MERCEDES BENZ EQC	255/50R19
MERCEDES BENZ EQE	255/50R19
MERCEDES BENZ GLE	255/50R19
MERCEDES BENZ C 220	225/50R17
MERCEDES BENZ A CLASS	245/40R18
MERCEDES BENZ C CLASS	245/40R18
MERCEDES BENZ CLA	245/40R18
MERCEDES BENZ E 220	245/45R17
MERCEDES BENZ E 250	245/45R17
MERCEDES BENZ A 180	225/45R17
MERCEDES BENZ B 180	225/45R17
MERCEDES BENZ C 250	225/45R17
MERCEDES BENZ V 220 D	225/45R17