excessive wear outer edge of front tires???
Still haven't really figured out what's happening.
Maybe someone will figure it out in this new thread.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...tire-wear.html
Less aggressive driving also helps!
Last edited by laneshift; Jul 29, 2010 at 08:18 PM.

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Last edited by Glyn M Ruck; Jul 30, 2010 at 09:34 PM.


Benz recommended pressures are in the low 30psi's. With larger rims & lower profile tyres as you have the pressure range you should use for even wear dependent on load s/b in the 33 to 39 psi range - seldom over 40psi. The car must be as uncomfortable as hell approaching 50 psi with a 35 profile tyre & centre rear wear awful on the rear. There is no reason for centre rear wear other than over inflation.
The only time these recommendations become void is if you fit smaller tyres than the rim is designed for to pull the sidewall for clearance - Then you are in no man's land. This is a bad practice as it makes the tyre operate outside it's design parameters & can lead to sidewall failure.
THis just angers me to no end. I am convinced now that my suspension up front must be jacked up. I know many of us are running 19" wheels and dont have this much tire issues, right?!
THis just angers me to no end. I am convinced now that my suspension up front must be jacked up. I know many of us are running 19" wheels and dont have this much tire issues, right?!
THis just angers me to no end. I am convinced now that my suspension up front must be jacked up. I know many of us are running 19" wheels and dont have this much tire issues, right?!
Last edited by FrankW; Sep 8, 2010 at 06:03 AM.






