6 questions from our users
Ian Lasked
I am in the process of purchasing a MY2017 X253 GLC 250. I am wondering why so many complain about front wheel skipping on turning when the owner of the vehicle I am purchasing complained strenuously to MB and had this problem fixed under warranty. Surely such a reputable company would have rolled this fix out to all cars exhibiting the problem?
Ian L, Canberra
3 answers
On my 4 matic model, once the tyres were changed the problem went aware.
Mercedes Benz does not acknowledge that . So no fix under warranty . Problem becomes bigger in winter for some reason but it is not a huge issue really . This is a fantastic car . I got amg suspension it is very bad quality .when you turn car moves side to side few times .
Mine has air suspension and I look forward to trying it out when COVID restrictions ease and I can take delivery.
Matt A.asked
I bought an glc250d 2017
Second hand model with 41000ks
I noticed in sports + mode it tends to jolt / jerk when accelerating!
Anyone else have this problem? is it normal?
No answers
Nick O.asked
thanks Don so so taking of in 2nd from a stop sign is all normal.
Nick O.asked
so depending on how i drive this car.It picks up the driving pattern and selects the most appropiate take of gear. can someone please explain or confirm thanks
Nick O.asked
what is the normal take off gear at lights 1st or 2nd
Nick O.asked
how is the tyer wear on the 20inch amg wheel
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