Mercedes-Benz Tire Pressure

Mercedes-Benz has many high-performance luxury models, from sedans and coupes to SUVs and off-road-ready wagons for drives in New Rochelle. Maintaining the right Mercedes-Benz tire pressure is vital to the performance of your vehicle as well as the handling and fuel economy in Larchmont and beyond. 

You can easily check the recommended Mercedes-Benz tire pressure with a pencil-sized gauge that you can keep in your glove box. We suggest doing this once a month with a visual inspection once a week. 

Read more details about the right Mercedes-Benz tire pressure with our guide from Mercedes-Benz of New Rochelle. We will show you the recommended Mercedes-Benz tire pressure for several popular models. 

What Is the Recommended Mercedes-Benz Tire Pressure?

What the recommended Mercedes-Benz tire pressure is will depend on the vehicle weight, wheel size, tire size which vehicle you have, and whether the tire is on the front or rear wheels. The Mercedes-Benz tire pressure can change from season to season, so you need to keep an eye on that. 

See what the recommended Mercedes-Benz tire pressure is with this list for models 2018 or later:

Recommend Mercedes-Benz Tire Pressure for SUVs

GLA 

• Front Tires- 43 to 47 psi
• Rear Tires- 43 to 47 psi

GLB 

• Front Tires- 43 to 47 psi
• Rear Tires- 43 to 47 psi

GLC 

• Front Tires- 35 psi
• Rear Tires- 42 psi

GLE 

• Front Tires- 31 to 38 psi
• Rear Tires- 39 to 48 psi

GLS 

• Front Tires- 35 to 41 psi
• Rear Tires- 43 to 44 psi

Recommend Mercedes-Benz Tire Pressure for Sedans

A-Class

• Front Tires- 39 psi
• Rear Tires- 39 psi

C-Class

• Front Tires- 38 to 40 psi
• Rear Tires- 44 to 47 psi

E-Class 

• Front Tires- 33 to 39 psi
• Rear Tires- 38 to 46 psi