My W465 2025 G63 has a pretty bad lean to the left. The rear right is about 1in higher and the front right about .5 inches. You can do a simple hand test between the tire and fender or simply look at the car from behind. The proper way to measure is from the center or lip of the rim to the fender if you have a measuring tape, but its usually noticeable visually.

I noticed other G wagons on the dealer lot leaned as well but mine seems more excessive. I think Mercedes says .6in variation is normal but mine is more than that. I brought the car in for service regarding it and they hooked up a machine for the newer suspesnion which emptied and re-filled the shock collectors, it actually made the entire car lean to both sides heavily during this process but when they were done, the left lean returned. I also had them release the rear trailing arms and suspension bushings and re-tighten on the ground to get rid of any pre-load but that didnt do anything at all either.

Ive been told its normal for the G to lean to one side (usually the left) but at 1in that seems excessive and looks bad from behind. I cant fathom what could be causing it?.. perhaps a defective shorter spring on one side, who knows.

Trying to get a feel out there of how much everyone elses cars lean.

 

This is a few years old, but might help.

 

I wonder what year that was for? Kind of strange they want you to tighten the trailing arms in the air on one side. Anyone else have any feedback on this or comparison to their own cars?

 

Maybe turn off NPR on the radio.