Tire pressure stickers on car disagree with each other
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Tire pressure stickers on car disagree with each other
Posting here, because this forum actually has some participation. Tried in the Tech Forums, but they're nearly dead. Issue is still relevant, despite the difference in vehicle:
Just took delivery of a 2019 SLC300, with Pirelli Cinturato tires, 225/45R17 front, 245/40R17 rear.
Sticker inside driver's side door states 33/36 psi, front/rear. Tire sizes on this sticker are correct.
Sticker inside fuel filler door states 30/32 psi front/rear.
Check your own sedan vehicle--do the stickers agree?
How can I know which is correct on my car?
Just took delivery of a 2019 SLC300, with Pirelli Cinturato tires, 225/45R17 front, 245/40R17 rear.
Sticker inside driver's side door states 33/36 psi, front/rear. Tire sizes on this sticker are correct.
Sticker inside fuel filler door states 30/32 psi front/rear.
Check your own sedan vehicle--do the stickers agree?
How can I know which is correct on my car?
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2019 Dune Silver Metallic E-450 Mercedes Cabriolet NEW Mercedes 2020 GLC300 graphite gray SUV
Because Mercedes tells you that's the one to go by. http://mercedes-benz.custhelp.com/ci...0pressures.pdf
The door shows you the maximum amount the tires can hold.
The door shows you the maximum amount the tires can hold.