Charging Door Won't Open




On my EQS there is a small cloth covered panel you can remove and inside that panel covered area, is a lanyard with a loop to pull. I pulled it but the flap did NOT open.
I've a service appt tomorrow and I'll ask them just what purpose that lanyard plays in life.
The owners manual online sucks like all Mercedes owners manuals. Everything discussed inside them starts with a list of 'do not do this and do not do that' that go on for ages. Covering their butts obviously.
All the warnings are in collapsed form and only expand when you tap the arrow.
It also has video and animations which are quite informative.
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On my EQS there is a small cloth covered panel you can remove and inside that panel covered area, is a lanyard with a loop to pull. I pulled it but the flap did NOT open.
I've a service appt tomorrow and I'll ask them just what purpose that lanyard plays in life.
The owners manual online sucks like all Mercedes owners manuals. Everything discussed inside them starts with a list of 'do not do this and do not do that' that go on for ages. Covering their butts obviously.
By the way, after 18,883 miles the rear tires are bald or close to bald. Fronts look like new. I'm probably the second oldest person on this forum so I do not drive 'crazy like' imho.
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By the way, after 18,883 miles the rear tires are bald or close to bald. Fronts look like new. I'm probably the second oldest person on this forum so I do not drive 'crazy like' imho.








Had two Tesla S Models and this one Mercedes EQS and I travel a lot which EV's can't do in what I'd call a reasonable amount of time. Others may differ. They're wrong.
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I've been thinking about the rear tire wear. The car I have is a EQS 450, so it's rear wheel drive. I wonder if I had bought the awd one, whether or not the tire wear would have been better on the rear, seeing as the front tires would have been driving the car fwd also. Any thoughts on this? The Teslas were awd and I drove them the same amt of miles and I had no 'just rear tire wear/bald problem.
Had two Tesla S Models and this one Mercedes EQS and I travel a lot which EV's can't do in what I'd call a reasonable amount of time. Others may differ. They're wrong.




I've been thinking about the rear tire wear. The car I have is a EQS 450, so it's rear wheel drive. I wonder if I had bought the awd one, whether or not the tire wear would have been better on the rear, seeing as the front tires would have been driving the car fwd also. Any thoughts on this? The Teslas were awd and I drove them the same amt of miles and I had no 'just rear tire wear/bald problem.












