3.5L

I never had heated seats prior to our GLK. I never really gave it much thought except to say that I thought heated seats were for those who lived in very cold climates and therefore not something I needed in our moderate climate area.

Well, bingo. Both my wife and I totally enjoy the heated seat in our GLK. They are a godsend during long days on long trips. And between trips we sometimes just hop in the car and go for a drive, just to turn on the heated seats and relax! Who would've thought!

Having just laid that down, I should confess that both my wife and I are in our 60's and probably need those comfortable heated seats more than you youngsters out there. Heh!

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ble2716

My previous cars had heated seat and current GLK also has heated seats.

I used them all the times to keep my bun toasty.

venchka

SWMBO and I who obey are of similar age. She demands heated leather. I never turn mine on in either vehicle so equipped.

Wayne

Scadobe

We do the same thing, but we're 30 years old, maybe we're wise for our age! We love our GLK, toasty buns and all

Oldengineer

Wife and I are both in our 60's as well. We both enjoy the comfort of the heated seats a bunch.

Regards;
Oldengineer

PilotAlan

Love heated seats.
My wife has a short commute, and the heated seats in her car are very nice for the several minutes it takes for the interior to warm up (basically, about the time she gets there).

Also, I like it cool, she likes it warm. Between the dual zone AC and heated seats, I can have it at 66 on my side, while she it toasty warm with hers at 70 and the heated seats on.

shotgun_banjo

never failed to keep my buns warm 8 months in canadian weather.

Sharaf

I Used it all the time especially in the winter, every week I hang out with my friends and my car has to park on the street, here it gets -10 on a regular January days and it good to use the seated heat once I get to the car !

MBNA109

Never had it before, never wished for it.
Now that we have it...asked ourselves why we waited so long.

bop11

They should be in the back seats too. Most up scale vehicle have them there now. Your riders will thank you for them when its below 20°.

rmfnla

I use the passenger side to keep pizza warm when I do takeout...

(really!)

mitmoht

Heated steering wheel is a god-send. Have it on my 335i also. Yes about the back seat heated. Wish wife's 2012 GLK had that also.

JohnMichael

The wife's BMWX3 has both heated rear seats and heated steering wheel and so miss that option on my 2012 GLK. I see 2013 GLK in Canada has a heated steering wheel.

venchka

[Curmudgeonly Geezer Rant]
Right. It only gets cold in Canada. It never ever gets cold in the Lower 48 of the U.S.A. Furthermore, folks from the U.S.A. never ever travel to Canada during the winter. Dumb. Dumb. Dumb. Mercedes-Benz doesn't get North America. Dumb!
Canada also gets cargo tie down points on the floor behind the front seats. We don't. So if you fold the seat backs down your stuff is free to move about the passenger compartment.
Volvo builds their vehicles for North America. When Canada asked for daytime running lights and tie down points in wagons & SUVs, we got the same.
Dumb Mercedes-Benz.
[/Curmudgeonly Geezer Rant]

Wayne

MKenM

Love my heated seats!

Tie downs?? I have them on my 2010. Did they stop putting them on later models??

venchka

Our 2012 has 4 very nice anchor points behind the rear seat backs in the dedicated cargo space. Most useful. The two that are missing (and present in GLKs built for Canada & in my XC70) are located near the outboard rear corners of the front seats. These are useful for securing cargo when the rear seatbacks are folded down. It's a safety thing missing from what is otherwise a very safe vehicle.

Wayne

3.5L

I had to chuckle when I read this one. My wife is always running around, closing windows, turning up the heat, dialing up her climate control and turning on the seat heat. Meanwhile, I leave my office window open, dial down the dial on my side of the car, etc. I run around outdoors in T-shirts while she bundles up. It's always been this way. I don't get it, but at least the nice climate control equipment and heated seats in our GLK helps solve some of the problem. Heh!

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packardbell

how can you live without heated seats

PilotAlan

Can't. It's going to -5 this weekend.

WhistlesGoWoo

I had heated seats in a Lincoln continental years ago. I would turn them on when it was like 10F or below but only for a moment or two because even at the lowest setting things could get too hot fast. Recently was doing a test drive of bmw's and the salseman always was cranking the seats up to level three (it wasn't that cold out maybe around 30's) and I couldn't turn mine off fast enough. When we did order our GLK they had to come over to us again to double-check that "we didn't want heated seats!?". No thanks haha.

packardbell

anything temperature hovering 5 degrees make my buns nice and toasty

PilotAlan

Nice thing with the MB heated seats, they step down over time.

I get in and hit "3" on the seats, and starting driving. As the engine heats up and the cabin starts to warm up, the seat heater auto-steps to 2, then 1, so you don't get overheated.

Very nice!

TheBestOrNothin

Heated seats sure are useful when it's -30 Degrees Celsius outside