Use the registration search for the most accurate match. You can also check the tyre sidewall, the driver door jamb sticker, or the owner’s handbook, then search manually by tyre size.

In the UK, your new tyres must meet or exceed the vehicle manufacturer’s requirements for load index and speed rating. If in doubt, check the placard inside the door or use the registration lookup to see the correct specification.

It depends on your wheel setup and whether your car relies on run-flat capability rather than a spare. Many drivers switch, but it is best to follow Mercedes guidance and fit the same type across an axle, then ask your chosen fitter to confirm suitability.

After selecting compatible tyres, choose a local fitting garage, select an appointment time, and pay online. The tyres are delivered to the garage so they are ready when you arrive.

For frequent cold, wet or icy driving, consider winter tyres or all-season tyres with the 3PMSF marking. Fit the same type across all four wheels for stable braking and handling, and keep pressures checked as temperatures drop.