2018 MERCEDES-BENZ E CLASS tires

The we ar pat te rn sont he front and re ar wheels
dif fe r: R
Fr ont wheels we ar mor eont he shoulder of
th et ireR
Re ar wheels we ar mor eint he center of th e
tire
On ve hicles th at ha ve th es ame size front and
re ar wheels ,r ot at et he wheels according to th e
inter va ls in th et ir em anufacturer's wa rr anty
book in yo ur ve hicle documents. If th is is not
av ailable, ro ta te th et ires ev ery
3,000 to 6,000 mile s( 5,000 to 10 ,000 km),
dependin gont he we ar .E ns ur et hat th ed irection
of ro ta tio ni sm ai ntained.
It is impe ra tiv etoo bser ve th ei nstruction sa nd
saf et yn ot es on "Wheel ch ange" when doin gs o.
Note sons to ri ng wheelsR
Af te rr emoving wheels, st or et hem in ac ool,
dr ya nd preferably dar kp lace.R
Pr ot ect th et ires from con ta ct wi th oil, grease
or fuel. Overvie woft he tire-chang et ool kit
Apar tf ro mc er ta in countr y- specific va ri ations,
th ev ehicles ar en ot equipped wit hat ire-change
to ol kit. Fo rm or ei nformation on whi ch tire-
ch anging to ol kit ar er equired and appr ove df or
per fo rm ing aw heel ch ang eony our ve hicle, con‐
sult aq ualified specialis tw or ks hop.
Re qu ired tire-chang et ool kit ma yi nclude, fo r
ex ample: R
Jack R
Whee lc hock R
Wheel wrench R
Centering pin
The tire-chang et ool kit is located under th e
trunk fl oor. 1
Jack 2
Glo ve s
3
Wheel wrench
4
Centering pin
5
Fo lding wheel ch ock
6
Ra tche tf or jack Wheels and tires 37 7

Displa ym essages
Po ssible causes/consequences and P Solutions
w :DUQLQJ 7LUH 0DOIXQFWLRQ *T he tir ep re ssur eino ne or mor et ires has dropped suddenly .T he wheel position is displa ye d.
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WA RNING Risk of an accident from driving wi th af lat tire
Flat tires ar ed angerous in th ef ollowing wa ys :R
The tires can ove rh eat and cause af ire.R
The driving ch aracteristics, as we ll as st eering and braking, ma ybeg re atl yi mp aired.
Yo uc ou ld th en lose control of th ev ehicle.

Displa ym essages
Po ssible causes/consequences and P Solutions
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6SHHG *A tl ea st one tire is ov erheating.
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WA RNING Risk of an accident from driving wi th ove rh eated tires
Overheated tires ma yb ur st ,p articularly at high speeds.

Ti re s
Wa rn ing/indicator lamp
Po ssible causes/consequences and P Solutions
w Ti re pressur em onitoring
sy st em wa rn ing lam pl ights
up The ye llo wt ir ep re ssur em onitoring sy st em wa rn ing lam p( pressur el oss/malfunction) is lit.
The tir ep re ssur em onitoring sy st em has de te cted tir ep re ssur el os sinatl ea st one of th et ires.
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WA RNING Risk of an accident du etoi nsuf fi cient tir ep re ssure
Ti re pressures th at ar et oo lo wp ose th ef ollowing hazards:R
The tires ma yb ur st ,e speciall yast he load and ve hicle speed increase.R
The tires ma yw ear exc essively and/or une ve nl y, whic hm ay greatl yi mp air tir et ra ction.R
The drivin gc haracteristics, as we ll as st eering and braking, ma ybeg re atl yi mp aired.
Yo uc ou ld th en lose control of th ev ehicle.

Wa rn ing/indicator lamp
Po ssible causes/consequences and P Solutions
w Ti re pressur em onitoring
sy st em wa rn ing lamp
fl ashes The ye llo wt ir ep re ssur em onitoring sy st em wa rn ing lam p( pressur el oss/malfunction) fl ashes fo ra pp ro xima te ly one
minut ea nd th en re mains lit.
The tir ep re ssu re monitoring sy st em is malfunctioning.
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WA RNING The re is ar isk of an accident if th et ir ep re ssur em onitoring sy st em is malfunctioning
If th et ir ep re ssur em onitoring sy st em is malfunctioning, it is no ta ble to issue aw arning if th er eisp re ssur el oss in
one or mor eoft he tires.
Un derinflated tires ma y, fo re xa mp le, impair th ed ri ving, st eering and braking ch aracteristics.

Callin gu p. .......................................... .2 33
De le tin g. .............................................. 23 4
Moving ................................................ 23 4
Overvi ew ............................................. 233
Re naming ............................................ 234
Flacon
Inse rt ing/ re moving .............................. 13 1
Flat tire .................................................... .3 34
Changing aw heel ................................ 37 8
MOExtended tires ................................ 335
No te s. ................................................. 334
TIREFIT kit .......................................... .3 36
Floor mats ................................................ 11 2
Fr ag ra nce
see Fr agranc es ys te m
Fr ag ra nce sy st em .................................... 13 1
Inserting/removing th ef lacon ............ .1 31
Fr ee software ............................................ 29
Fr equencies
Tw o-w ay ra dio ...................................... 385
Fr equency band
Selecting (on-boar dc omputer) ............ .2 11
Fr ont air bag (driver ,f ro nt passenger) .... 38 Fr ont passenger front air bag shu to ff
see Au to matic front passenger front
air bag shutoff
Fr ont p a
ssenger seat
Ad justing from th ed ri ve r's seat ............ 87
Fr ont passenger seat
see Seat
Fu el .......................................................... .3 90
Ad ditives ............................................ .3 90
E1 0. ..................................................... 389
Gasoline .............................................. 389
Quality (gasoline ). ............................... 389
Re fueling .............................................. 14 7
Re ser ve fuel le ve l. .............................. .3 90
Sulfur con te nt ..................................... 389
Ta nk capacity ...................................... 390
Fu el consum pt ion
On-boar dc omputer ............................ .2 08
Fu nction seat
see Door cont ro lp anel
Fu se insert
see Fu ses Fu ses ........................................................ 350
Assignment diagram ........................... .3 50
Dashboard fuse bo x. ........................... 352
Fu se bo xint he engine compartment .. 351
Fu se bo xint he front-passen ge rf oot‐
we ll ...................................................... 352
Fu se bo xint he trunk ........................... 353
No te s. ................................................. 350
G
Garag ed oor opener
Clea ri ng th em emor y. .......................... 15 3
Opening/closing th eg arag ed oor ........ 15 2
Programming buttons .......................... 15 0
Ra dio equipment appr ov al number s. .. .1 53
Re solving problems ............................. 15 2
Synchronizing th er olling code ............ .1 51
Gas st ation sear ch
St artin gana utomatic ga ss ta tion
sear ch ................................................. 253
Switching th ea utomatic ga ss ta tion
sear ch on/of f. ..................................... 258
Gasoline ................................................... 38947 2
Index

K
KEYLESS- GO
Lockin gt he ve hicle ................................ 62
Problem ................................................ .6 3
Un lockin gs et ti ng .................................. 58
Un lockin gt he ve hicle ........................... .6 2
Kic kd ow n ................................................ .1 46
Using ................................................... 14 6
Knee air bag .............................................. .3 8
L
Labelin g( tires)
see Ti re labeling
Laden ........................................................ 10 2
St ow ag es pac eu nde rt he trunk fl oor ... 10 3
Ti e-down eye s. ..................................... 10 2
Lam p( Instrument Display)
see Wa rn ing/indicator lamps
Lamps
see Interior lighting
Lane Ke eping Assist
see Ac tiv eL an eK eeping Assist Language
No te s. .................................................. 24 3
Setting ................................................. 24 3
LA TC H-type (ISOFIX) ch ild seat
attachment
Ins ta lling ................................................ 51
No te s. .................................................... 49
Le ve lc ontrol sy st em
see AI RB OD YC ONTROL
Light switch
Overvie w. ............................................. 11 4
Lighting .................................................... .1 18
Lighting
see Lights
Lights ................................................ 11 4, 11 8
Ad aptiv eH ighbeam Assis t. .................. .1 17
Ad justing th ei nstrument lighting ........ 207
Au to matic driving lights ....................... 11 5
Combination swit ch ............................. 11 5
Corne ri ng light functio n. ...................... 11 6
Haza rd wa rn ing light s. .......................... 11 6
High-bea mf lasher . ............................... 11 5
Hi
gh-bea mh eadla mp s. ....................... .1 15
Light switc h. ....................................... .1 14 Lo wb eam ............................................ 11 4
Pa rk ing light s. ...................................... 11 4
Re ar fo gl ight ....................................... .1 15
Re sponsibility fo rl ighting sy st ems ...... .1 14
Setting th es ur ro und lighting ................ 11 8
St anding light s. .................................... 11 4
Tu rn signals .......................................... 11 5
Limited Wa rr anty
Ve hicle .................................................. 26
Liv eT ra ff ic Information
Displaying subscription information .... 265
Displaying th et ra ff ic map .................. .2 65
Displ ay ing traf fi ci ncidents .................. 266
Extending as ub scription ..................... 265
Issuing hazar da le rt s. .......................... 267
Load inde x( ti re s) .................................... 369
Load-bearing capacity (tires) ................. 369
Loading
Definition s. ......................................... .3 71
No te s. .................................................... 97
Ro of ra ck ............................................. 10 4
Loading guidelines .................................... 97
Loading information table .......... ... ......... 361 Index 47 5

Re ar-vie wm ir ro r
see Outside mir ro rs
Re frigerant (air conditioning sy st em)
No te s. ................................................. 393
Re fueling
Re fueling th ev ehicle ........................... .1 47
Re mo te Online
Cooling or heating th ev ehicle inte‐
ri or ...................................................... .1 36
St artin gt he ve hicle ............................. 13 6
Re porting malfunction sr ele va nt to
saf et y .......................................................... 25
Re scue card ............................................... 26
Re ser ve
Fu el ..................................................... 390
Re se tf unction (multimedia sy st em) .... .2 48
Re sidual heat .......................................... .1 30
Re st oring (factor ys et ti ngs)
see Re se tf unction (multimedia sy st em)
Re st ra int sy st em ...................................... .3 1
Childr en ................................................ .4 6
Fu nctio ninana ccident ......................... 32 Fu nctionality .......................................... 32
Malfunctio n. .......................................... 32
Pr ot ection ............................................. .3 1
Re duced pr ot ection .............................. .3 1
Sy st em self-tes t. ................................... .3 2
Wa rn ing lam p. ...................... ................ .3 2
Re ve rs eg ea r
S
electing ...... .. ..................................... 14 4
Rims (Care) .............................................. 329
Ro adside Assistance ................................. 21
Ro adside Assistance call
Mercedes-Benz mbrace ®
(USA) ........... 288
Ro ll aw ay pr ot ection
see HOL Df unction
Ro ller sunblind
Re ar wind ow .......................................... 72
Sid ew in do ws ......................................... 71
Ro ller sunblind
see Co ve r
Ro of lining (care) .................................... .3 31
Ro of load .................................................. 395
Ro of ra ck .................................................. 10 4 Ro ute ................................................ 256, 258
Calculating .......................................... 256
Displ ay ing destination informatio n. .... .2 57
Ex te rn al .............................................. .2 64
Selecting at yp e. ................................. 256
Selecting an al te rn ativ er out e. ............ 25 8
Select in gn ot ifications ......................... 257
Selecting options ................................. 257
St artin gt he automatic service st a‐
tio ns ear ch .......................................... 258
Switching th ea utomatic ga ss ta tion
sear ch on/of f. ..................................... 258
Wi th intermediat ed estination s. .......... 25 4
Ro ut eg uidance ....................................... 259
Canceling ............................................ 262
Changing direction .............................. 259
Continuing .......................................... .2 62
Destinatio nr eached ........ ...... .............. 260
Fr om
an off-road location .................... 262
Lane re commendations ....................... 260
No te s. ................................................. 259
Off-road ............................................... 263
To an off- ro ad destinatio n. .................. 26 2
Ru n-flat ch aracteristics
MOExtended tires ................................ 335482
Index