Snow driving: airmatic, comfort or sport
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Snow driving: airmatic, comfort or sport
Greetings. This is my first winter with my 2014 ML350BT. It came equipped with airmatic and 20" AMG wheels. My question is, what mode do you guys prefer driving in snow? I found that I slide a bit in comfort mode, whereas I get more traction in sport mode. Which I find odd.
My old vehicle was a 2011 GL350 BT, which also had airmatic, but it had a button for rough terrain that I would drive in when there was deep snow, and that SUV would perform great! But I don't have any actual settings to adjust for snow or rough terrain with the new ML, so I figured I would ask the community their thoughts.
Thank you!
My old vehicle was a 2011 GL350 BT, which also had airmatic, but it had a button for rough terrain that I would drive in when there was deep snow, and that SUV would perform great! But I don't have any actual settings to adjust for snow or rough terrain with the new ML, so I figured I would ask the community their thoughts.
Thank you!
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Greetings. This is my first winter with my 2014 ML350BT. It came equipped with airmatic and 20" AMG wheels. My question is, what mode do you guys prefer driving in snow? I found that I slide a bit in comfort mode, whereas I get more traction in sport mode. Which I find odd.
My old vehicle was a 2011 GL350 BT, which also had airmatic, but it had a button for rough terrain that I would drive in when there was deep snow, and that SUV would perform great! But I don't have any actual settings to adjust for snow or rough terrain with the new ML, so I figured I would ask the community their thoughts.
Thank you!
My old vehicle was a 2011 GL350 BT, which also had airmatic, but it had a button for rough terrain that I would drive in when there was deep snow, and that SUV would perform great! But I don't have any actual settings to adjust for snow or rough terrain with the new ML, so I figured I would ask the community their thoughts.
Thank you!
Glad I have 2013 then.
Lee
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My apologies, I'd assumed all airmatic SUVs came with the ability to raise the vehicle, which will lower automatically once you've reached 70km/h. But you still need to have the vehicle in either sport or comfort mode. Just not sure which one is ideal for snow driving.
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