E-ABC still an option??
I get a lot of compliments from passengers in my gle 580 with e-abc. It puts a smile on my face. Comfort mode has the road scan feature. Literally drives like nothing ive been in before. Driven alot of big money suvs.








The new E-ABC system rides on air suspension whereas previously it rode on coils — one would think that’d improve ride quality further. Given the number of S-class cars you’ve had with ABC, surely someone like you is highly qualified to comment on this topic.
This is yet another testament that Mercedes is going backwards in the ride quality department. Disappointing.




The new E-ABC system rides on air suspension whereas previously it rode on coils — one would think that’d improve ride quality further. Given the number of S-class cars you’ve had with ABC, surely someone like you is highly qualified to comment on this topic.
This is yet another testament that Mercedes is going backwards in the ride quality department. Disappointing.








Last edited by GregW / Oregon; Oct 29, 2022 at 10:56 AM.




You won't get an S Class ride from an SUV.
You're also on different tires with different aspect ratios. Do you have RunFlats? What's your tire pressure?
It's been two years since my GLE E-ABC, but IMO it's a real improvement over the plain Air, with more ride abd control options.
If you're looking for comfort, it's Mercedes' best SUV suspension.
If you're looking for performance, the AMG ARC is Mercedes' best SUV suspension.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
You won't get an S Class ride from an SUV.
You're also on different tires with different aspect ratios. Do you have RunFlats? What's your tire pressure?
It's been two years since my GLE E-ABC, but IMO it's a real improvement over the plain Air, with more ride abd control options.
If you're looking for comfort, it's Mercedes' best SUV suspension.
If you're looking for performance, the AMG ARC is Mercedes' best SUV suspension.
Anyone with E-abc have a humming noise when cold making left or right turns with slight throttle?




Last edited by GregW / Oregon; Nov 28, 2022 at 02:06 PM.










