TPMS Sensors for 2015 ML400
02-08-2015, 10:46 PM
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TPMS Sensors for 2015 ML400
I have a set of winter tires w/ rims and I'm trying to determine compatible TPMS sensors. A lot of sites don't even list the 2015 ML yet, so I'm having some trouble.
Tirerack told me they'd have to research and get back to me which doesn't inspire my confidence.
Does anyone know if the part on the 2014 is the same for 2015, or have an experience to share?
Tirerack told me they'd have to research and get back to me which doesn't inspire my confidence.
Does anyone know if the part on the 2014 is the same for 2015, or have an experience to share?
02-09-2015, 12:13 AM
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I have a set of winter tires w/ rims and I'm trying to determine compatible TPMS sensors. A lot of sites don't even list the 2015 ML yet, so I'm having some trouble.
Tirerack told me they'd have to research and get back to me which doesn't inspire my confidence.
Does anyone know if the part on the 2014 is the same for 2015, or have an experience to share?
Tirerack told me they'd have to research and get back to me which doesn't inspire my confidence.
Does anyone know if the part on the 2014 is the same for 2015, or have an experience to share?
02-09-2015, 07:20 AM
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I have a set of winter tires w/ rims and I'm trying to determine compatible TPMS sensors. A lot of sites don't even list the 2015 ML yet, so I'm having some trouble.
Tirerack told me they'd have to research and get back to me which doesn't inspire my confidence.
Does anyone know if the part on the 2014 is the same for 2015, or have an experience to share?
Tirerack told me they'd have to research and get back to me which doesn't inspire my confidence.
Does anyone know if the part on the 2014 is the same for 2015, or have an experience to share?
To the previous poster - US models use more advanced TPMS that Canadian models and sensors are required.
02-09-2015, 08:31 AM
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Same sensors as all 2014 MLs and same sensors as 2015 ML350 - 433MhZ. The reason TireRack did not tell you immediately is because the do not have any wheel listings for ML400 (same as for the discontinued ML550).
To the previous poster - US models use more advanced TPMS that Canadian models and sensors are required.
To the previous poster - US models use more advanced TPMS that Canadian models and sensors are required.
02-09-2015, 10:43 AM
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Had a Similar Problem Back in May 2014
When I purchased my ML550. I purchased an extra set of rims and tires and was having issues as to what would work with my car. This place called "Kickstart Motorsports, Sanfa Fe Springs, Ca" sold me the entire package (tires, wheels and sensors) and I didn't have any issues paring the sensors to the vehicle. I did ask him which brand sensors he used and he said they were manufacture by Titans.
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02-10-2015, 07:52 PM
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02-11-2015, 04:23 PM
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...because in some areas/markets MB uses the already included ABS system to determine unequal RPMs of the tires indicating an under/over-inflation in 1 or more of the 4 wheels (any of the wheels), and will indicate the problem by lighting a "tire pressure" indicator, as opposed to actually measuring and displaying the individual tire pressures (each of the 4) for the operator to see and make the decision to stop or observe.
The "any of the 4" system is cheaper to utilize/implement than the "each of the 4" system on US cars.
Local governments tell that region's importer/distributor of the MB line which system will be required by law in that region. If not specified by law, the importer/distributor will make the decision based on a cost/profit/image basis.
The "any of the 4" system is cheaper to utilize/implement than the "each of the 4" system on US cars.
Local governments tell that region's importer/distributor of the MB line which system will be required by law in that region. If not specified by law, the importer/distributor will make the decision based on a cost/profit/image basis.
