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Factory recommended tyre pressure for 19" wheels
12-18-2014, 04:25 AM
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W205 C250
Factory recommended tyre pressure for 19" wheels
To owners who have the 19" AMG wheels package as standard, can anyone post a picture of the factory recommended tyre pressure as stated on the fuel filler door?
My W205 comes with 17" wheels as standard but I will be upgrading to the multi-spoke 19" AMG wheels which are arriving this weekend and would like to have this info for reference.
Your help is much appreciated and thanks in advance!
PS: My dealer doesn't know of this info as all W205's come with 17" wheels as standard and no further option available
My W205 comes with 17" wheels as standard but I will be upgrading to the multi-spoke 19" AMG wheels which are arriving this weekend and would like to have this info for reference.
Your help is much appreciated and thanks in advance!
PS: My dealer doesn't know of this info as all W205's come with 17" wheels as standard and no further option available
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galileo55 (08-31-2018)
04-13-2018, 01:23 AM
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My advice is to inflate to the higher of those two settings for tire pressure on the 19s. So nice I did that the car handled much better, rides better and slightly better fuel consumption.
04-13-2018, 08:31 AM
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My C300 came with 18 inch staggered runflats and has the same sticker under the gas flap. I ran the higher pressures although I rarely had a maximum load. Toward the end of the tires usable life, just under 20K miles, I noticed that the rears showed more wear in the center of the tires indicating the pressure was higher than it should be. I am now running non runflats and have lowered the rear pressures to 39-40 psi. Front tires did well at 39 psi.
