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I've got two different tire pressure labels on my 2021 450: one with the VIN and GVWR information and another factory label with slightly different pressure values. Which set of pressure values should I use?
I've got two different tire pressure labels on my 2021 450: one with the VIN and GVWR information and another factory label with slightly different pressure values. Which set of pressure values should I use? https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbw...fbd3c224b.jpeg
Originally Posted by kcwjr
i have the same question for a 2024 450.
The right one because the right one is always right... alright jokes aside, there should be another sticker further up the pillar, that is usually the sticker that is found on the gas fuel cap door on ICE models.
Here, this is the type of sticker you should use it is further up the pillar, do not use the pressures shown in this image (this image is as a reference), find the similar style pressure sticker as it is different for each vehicle: https://mbworld.org/forums/eqe-suv-x...ml#post9081157
Um, I just realized I am replying to an ICE vehicle thread, I thought I read EQS. Sorry for the senior moment, if so, ICE vehicles have that sticker in the fuel door cap, use those pressures, ignore the two stickers you posted.
Make sure to measure the tire pressure and adjust when cold not after driven, account for temperature differences say in a garage and outside and the coming temperatures based on the forecast, take the average. Adjust according to driving style and load. As you know, tires heat up to 3 or 4 psi higher when driven.
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