Edmunds Reviews the 2010 E-Class
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The inside looks IDENTICAL to the BMW, complete with the iDrive... so much for being on the cutting edge of innovation.
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Wow, that extra weight must be hurting it quite a bit. It doesn't handle the skidpad or go through the slalom any faster than the W211, and its stopping power is worse by a whole 6 FT? :confused:
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Quote from the link: "We lay the blame on this midsize luxury sedan's tires". Who wants to use all season tyres in any car?
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why all MB cars came with equipped with Michelin tires?...stop cutting corners on essential items. :slap:
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I take it the '08's didn't come with All-Seasons?
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Originally Posted by K-A
(Post 3522548)
I take it the '08's didn't come with All-Seasons?
All season tires (referred to by many as "no seasons") are frowned on in Europe. |
Originally Posted by DerekACS
(Post 3522645)
With the exception of the E63 AMG, it is my understanding that all 2008 & 2009 W211s for NA were shipped with all season tires, either with Michelin or Continental.
All season tires (referred to by many as "no seasons") are frowned on in Europe. |
Originally Posted by K-A
(Post 3522834)
Hmm, if that's the case then is that a valid excuse by Edmunds to say why it performed more poorly than the W211? :nix:
Keep in mind, these ratings are based on consumer reviews, not actual test results. I could not find any professional test results that compared the performance of these two tires. |
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