again, and this time with feeling...
What do you guys do about a spare tire? Mine came with goodyear runflats. I want something better but I'm not sure if I want to drive around without a spare
What do you guys do about a spare tire? Mine came with goodyear runflats. I want something better but I'm not sure if I want to drive around without a spare
I moved my 12v air compressor (SLIME SLM 40026 2X TIRE INFLATOR) from the C450 into the GLC along with a can of fix-a-flat, for the time being. I need to figure out which can to use (I haven't looked at the one that the GLCs come with):
I still need to work on the seasonal tire issue.
to these:
It's like a night and day change... it will put a smile on your face every time you get in your car...
Last edited by sumfungai; Aug 31, 2018 at 05:28 AM.




where do you get those and do they just unscrew?
I actually really like carbon fiber, it does seem to get a bit over used though. My favorite is the silver fiberglass in (formerly) my C450:
This is basically a matte carbon fiber. MB has also done other carbon fibers (including matte) in a few different special edition cars.
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As far as installation, I'll just quote from the original thread (How do these look?):
The steps are:
1. Order four of these A 099 766 01 00 2A17:
...and four of these A 099 766 00 00:
2. Remove current door pin:
Should look like:
3. Follow this proceedure:
Here is the trick that the MB master mechanic told me (and I can confirm that you need to do it this way). Connect both the door pin and clip together and then lock the door, next push the door pin/clip combo down as far as it goes... it will lock in place. If you attempt to screw down the black clip and then push the door pin over it (as designed), it will stick up too high.
As far as installation, I'll just quote from the original thread (How do these look?):
Here is the part number:
The big difference between the AMG mats and the designo mats is the leather trim around the boarder, so instead of seeing nothing, you actually see the contour of the floor:
Here are the part numbers, you need four of each of these: A 099 766 01 00 2A17 and A 099 766 00 00:
These are now white (they use to be black):
1. Snap the two pieces together:
2. Remove the old pins.
(They are one piece. Using heavy duty rubber work gloves, I rocked them back and forth until I was able to pull them off. You could use pliers if you don't mind ruining them. The back ones are a pain because that little window gets in the way).
3. Lock the door:
4. Push the new pin (combo) on:
Locked:
Unlocked:
Additional angles:
Are they crew on/off type?
In the description you said to rock it back and forth to remove 'em but in the in the picture it looks like it's threaded on.


