Mercedes-Benz Tire PSI Guide

If it’s time to top off your Mercedes-Benz Original Tires, you may realize you don’t know what the Mercedes-Benz C 300 tire psi should be. After all, tire pressure recommendations can differ depending on the vehicle and tire. You can follow the Mercedes-Benz tire psi recommendations below for entry-level models, or you can find out where to look for specific tire pressure numbers with the Fletcher Jones Motorcars of Fremont’s tire technicians.

Determining Your Ideal Mercedes-Benz Tire PSI

Since many new Mercedes-Benz models include a tire pressure monitoring system, your vehicle does give you a hand in alerting you when it’s time for more air. Still, knowing the recommended Mercedes-Benz tire psi is helpful. Our guide below includes the tire pressure recommendations for base trim levels, or, you can also consult the chart inside your fuel filler cap for more information:

Mercedes-Benz Sedan 

A-Class Sedan

• Front Tire Pressure- 39 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 39 psi

C-Class Sedan

• Front Tire Pressure- 38 to 40 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 44 to 47 psi

E-Class Sedan 

• Front Tire Pressure- 33 to 39 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 38 to 46 psi

S-Class Sedan

• Front Tire Pressure- 36 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 39 psi

Mercedes-Benz Coupe 

AMG® GT Coupe

• Front Tire Pressure- 36 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 39 psi

CLA Coupe

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

CLS Coupe

• Front Tire Pressure- 40 to 42 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 47 to 49 psi

Mercedes-Benz SUV 

GLA 

• Front Tire Pressure- 43 to 47 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 43 to 47 psi

GLB 

• Front Tire Pressure- 43 to 47 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 43 to 47 psi

GLC 

• Front Tire Pressure- 35 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 42 psi

GLE 

• Front Tire Pressure- 31 to 38 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 39 to 48 psi

GLS 

• Front Tire Pressure- 35 to 41 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 43 to 44 psi

Mercedes-Benz Van 

Metris Van

• Front Tire Pressure- 44 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 44 psi 

Sprinter Van

• Front Tire Pressure- 46 psi
• Rear Tire Pressure- 70 psi

Why Prioritize Tire Pressure?

So you’re driving through Hayward, and you’ve realized that your Mercedes-Benz GLA 250 tire psi is low- how important is it to adjust your tire pressure? Very important. Tires that are overinflated or underinflated aren’t able to grip the road properly, which can lead to: 

• Low of traction and control
• Unnecessary tire wear
• Tires needing to be replaced more often
• Bursting or flat tires

When it comes to both your safety and your wallet, it makes sense to keep to your ideal Mercedes-Benz C 300 tire psi.

Experience World-Class Tire Care Near Union City

If you’re concerned that your Mercedes-Benz GLA 250 tire psi is a sign of a leak, or you’d just like someone to check your tire pressure for you, feel free to pay us a visit near San Jose. Our tire center technicians can examine your tires and determine if any repairs are needed, or simply get you to the right tire pressure and send you on your way!