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Does anyone here besides me find this suspicious at 13,000 miles?
I'd also like to know of any known problem spots in the 2017 E300.
Thanks in advance, Mike.
Last edited by mikefamig; Jun 21, 2019 at 08:19 PM.




Does anyone here besides me find this suspicious at 13,000 miles?
I'd also like to know of any known problem spots in the 2017 E300.
Thanks in advance, Mike.
I have a 2017 E300 Luxury model purchased new. After 22 months and 17,000 miles I needed new front tires. I drive like a little old lady so no abuse on the tires . The rapid tire wear is due to the stiffer compound for the run flat tires. I ended up changing all 4 to regular tires because of better ride quality and tire wear warranty. I purchased a floor jack and have a full size spare tire I’m my trunk, couldn’t be happier
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Also, to the point you raised, mike, I have had to be aggressive about rotating the tires, as there was pretty quick evidence of uneven tire wear by about 8,000 miles.
All of that said, you will love the car - there's been almost nothing wrong with mine, and every time I get into it, I enjoy it like the day it was new. Best of luck with your decision.
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Does anyone here besides me find this suspicious at 13,000 miles?
I'd also like to know of any known problem spots in the 2017 E300.
Thanks in advance, Mike.
I wouldnt be concerned. I rather get brand new tires with my purchase and then you get to use them up how you see fit.
As others said these tires are not going to last you 40-50k miles or what a lot a lot of drivers expect. They are run flats. And also have a focus on performance. Tread life is a lot lower on these tires.
It's a one owner off-lease car that was sold new from the same dealer that I'm buying it from and the service records show that it was crought in twice for regular maintenance and nothing more. The service was done in the same dealership. It's nicely optioned with Burmester sound, parking pilot, heated steering wheel and mirrors and a nice upgrade from our C300.
So it looks like I'll be spending some time lurking around here in the near future. I'd still like to hear experiences with the car and opinions from others who own one.
Mike.




It's a one owner off-lease car that was sold new from the same dealer that I'm buying it from and the service records show that it was crought in twice for regular maintenance and nothing more. The service was done in the same dealership. It's nicely optioned with Burmester sound, parking pilot, heated steering wheel and mirrors and a nice upgrade from our C300.
So it looks like I'll be spending some time lurking around here in the near future. I'd still like to hear experiences with the car and opinions from others who own one.
Mike.
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Last edited by mikefamig; Jun 24, 2019 at 09:06 AM.
I usually get about 15k miles (3 years) of all town driving on a set of tires. Tires are not that expensive and your life depends on them. I usually replace them before selling the car.




