aguitadeowito

The terrain is perfectly straight when I put the R, and then there is a VERY SMALL incline, where I park. But the problem is that I put the R and it doesn't move from the spot. When I say that the incline is minimal, I'm not lying to you, I'm attaching photos*

PS: I just went for a drive with the car 20 minutes ago and the following happened to me:

- I arrived, put the R (straight terrain), it didn't move from the spot, I left it for about 3-5 seconds or so and the car started to go backwards but then it stopped again and stayed still, I had to accelerate quite a bit so that it would reach the incline where I am to start parking and when I got there it lost strength to go backwards (until I accelerated quite a bit but it moved me abruptly from the spot).

I already made another appointment with Mercedes for September 10th, I would have liked it to be earlier but they can't attend to me before.... xdd

superswiss

I see, you are talking about a slightly sloped driveway. Yeah, that shouldn't be an issue. I was thinking of a hill. My driveway has what's known as a roll curb, similar to the picture below. I have to go up diagonally after slowing down almost to a stop and then ease up in order to not scrape my front splitter. I do have to give it throttle and ease into the throttle to find the clutch bite point and then it goes up. It doesn't go up just with idle power and if I give it too much throttle I'm gonna launch up the curb, but there's no delay once I found the bite point.