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Mercedes CLS-Class Tyres

With its combination of classy style and comfortable refinement, the Mercedes CLS-Class blends practical usability for suburban / commuting / city daily driving with assured motorway / motorway cruising. The Mercedes CLS-Class needs reliable grip when it brakes, and great smoothness and quietness when it travels. Wide tyre options are available for better response when you steer, touring comfort, better fuel economy, quietness, and reduced road noise.

The Mercedes CLS-Class has a great variety of tyre sizes depending on which specific generation, trim, engine, and factory wheels it has. As such, no one size fits all. The approved size, load index, and speed rating affect each vehicle’s CLS-Class tyres. Safe and comfortable operation and performance of the vehicle’s tyres rely on the approved fitment. The existing tyre sidewall, vehicle handbook, registration, or all three together can establish the right fitment prior to shopping for tyres.

At Tyres.co.uk, Mercedes CLS-Class drivers can select ideal tyres based on brand, pricing, and performance, and then opt for convenient tyre fittings at a location of their choice.

Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 5)
Tyre review for Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 5) 225/50R17
5.00/5
I feel great. The wear seems to be even and they have plenty of tread remaining. I was a little worried about having a hybrid because the batteries make it a little heavier.
Benjamin K.
Tyre review for Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 5) 235/40R19
5.00/5
I have not had any problems with them whatsoever. They are good in any type of weather.
Maggie Adams
Tyre review for Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 5) 235/45R18
5.00/5
Great, comfortable ride with the original tyres provided when I got the car.
Eoghan F.
Tyre review for Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 5) 235/45R18
5.00/5
As expected. Overall performance is trustworthy, and gives confidence in poor weather.
Skye B.
Tyre review for Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 5) 225/45R18
5.00/5
Very quiet and excellent performance.
London L.
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Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2
Tyre review for Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2 255/40R20
4.00/5
The tyres are great in any weather. Heavy rain also does not impact cornering and braking. I haven't tested the tyres in deep snow and based on the tread I would expect only average performance.
Macey C.
Tyre review for Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2 255/40R20
5.00/5
Because of their value, I have always chosen Dunlop sports. As a mechanic, I have worked with a lot of different tyres and these are by far the best.
Ian Issac
Tyre review for Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2 255/40R20
1.00/5
Poor traction in all conditions, replace them after six months.
Liam C.
Tyre review for Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2 255/40R20
5.00/5
Have done an excellent job, and would absolutely purchase from them again.
Muhammed Laycock
Tyre review for Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2 275/30R20
4.00/5
The tyres are smooth, but I can't say how they perform differently since I always use this brand on my car.
Harley Rockliffe
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Michelin Primacy 4
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 4 225/40R18
5.00/5
I have no issues with the tyres; they are quiet and give me a sense of safety on the road.
Flynn C.
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 4 225/50R17
5.00/5
No problems at all.
Eliza Smyth
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 4 225/50R17
5.00/5
Steering is more direct and has better grip, while stopping is also good.
Bonnie-Rose Eathan
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 4 195/55R16
5.00/5
Better traction of these tyres gives them better stopping distance. Previous tyres, of the same brand, had more than 2mm of tread, yet their stopping distance was clearly worse.
Willoughby Geoffrey
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 4 235/60R18
5.00/5
They perform well in all weather conditions, and they in particular excel in rainy weather.
Ava-Grace A.
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Pirelli P Zero
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero 235/45R18
5.00/5
Compared to Michelin, it is significantly quieter and very good.
Krystal Shanice
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero 235/45R18
4.00/5
Still breaking them in but I'm already seeing less skidding on the damp roundabouts!
Esa K.
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero 225/40R19
5.00/5
These are run flat tyres, and I chose to stay with the same brand as came with the car. They're not the quietest and could roll better, but your prices were competitive and the garage down the road did a good job fitting them.
Nazia Ainsworth
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero 225/40R18
5.00/5
Observed a higher amount of noise from the road when driving.
Pixie Biddle
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero 225/35R19
5.00/5
The Pirellis are doing really well. They are certainly much better than my last Continentals, especially at providing a more confident feeling at the front when it is raining.
Fraya Freestone
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Mercedes CLS-Class Tyre Questions Answered

Tyres.co.uk lists Michelin Pilot Sport 5 and Pirelli P Zero (PZ4) tyres in 245/40 R19 98Y XL front and 275/35 R19 100Y XL rear sizes for the 2018 Mercedes CLS-Class CLS 350 D on the staggered 19-inch factory wheels. Note that before ordering tyres you must confirm the registration, load index, speed rating, and specifications.

For the CLS-Class, the tyre pressure and corresponding sizes are listed on the tyre pressure warning sticker in the fuel filler flap. The factory recommends these sizes and pressures. For the 2018 CLS-Class, the driver side B-post is also listed with a Tyre and Loading Information sticker. Since the optional wheels differ across the various trim levels of the CLS-Class, it is recommended that you check the current tyre sidewalls and registration.

All four Mercedes CLS-Class tyres do not have to be replaced at once, though tyres of the same size should be replaced together and the same make and type kept across each axle. 4MATIC versions do not force a four-tyre replacement on their own, but need the closest match that can be maintained. Where two tyres are replaced, fit the new pair to the rear axle.

Mercedes CLS-Class Specs

Body style
Saloon
Market segment
Luxury
Gross vehicle weight (KG)
2140
Production
2004 - Present
Engine Capacity (ltr)
2.0 - 4.7
Fuel type
Petrol
No of cylinders
4 - 8
No of valves
16 - 32
Fuel system
Direct injection
Aspiration
Turbocharged
Transmission type
Automatic
Horsepower (KW)
145 - 335
Horsepower (PS)
197 - 455
Torque (NM)
300 - 700
Torque (RPM)
1200 - 4000

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