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111 ft-lb torque is what I use on my 2018 GLC43 with 21” wheels (as per the owner manual)
thank you. I previously downloaded the owners manual from mercedes website and it did not provide specifications. Maybe I need to buy an owners manual.. the free digital download is bare bones.
Edit: talked to MB and they said the manual does not specify. And they only have the digital copy these days. Only the program/manual that the service techs have provide specifications, he called it Wiz or something like that.
thank you. I previously downloaded the owners manual from mercedes website and it did not provide specifications. Maybe I need to buy an owners manual.. the free digital download is bare bones.
Edit: talked to MB and they said the manual does not specify. And they only have the digital copy these days. Only the program/manual that the service techs have provide specifications, he called it Wiz or something like that.
Thanks again for the spec!
The 2020 GLC Operator's Manual specifies the wheel lug torque on page 488, same as Tylbran noted. It's not clear from your post whether you already have these, but here are the links to the Operator's Manual and the GLC Mercedes-AMG Supplement, respectively:
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