Welcome aboard!

Great point!

Just make sure you have a spare tire in the car.

Thanks, will do!

Happy holidays!

Great point! But if you change the spare tire - you won't be back in full service, as spare tire isn't designed to be used at full force. Also, if you blow the tires at night or in the middle of nowhere, you can still drive home if your car is equipped with the run-flats. You won't need to stop for a replacement or call AAA.

Run flats can actually be repaired, I had one tyre vulcanized and it worked fine thereafter.

You can have the run flats repaired....I have had it done with great success.

Prefer regular tyres...less noise

Happy new year! What's the problem with your backup camera?

Happy New Year! I'm going to make 2022 much more productive, so stay tuned!

I like Cilajet, but there are lots of choices..

Maybe that car doesn't have the Keyless Go option, which is not a Standard equipment. But it may have a Keyless Start (without Keyless Go).

It's better to not use the keyless go!

There are 2 spots for tire pressure reference - inside the gas flap and in the middle pillar. You should reference to the sticker attached to the middle A-Pillar, because that sticker came with the actual tires installed on your car. I touched a little about it in this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kK9-ddiCspPNk30.html . Also get a portable tire inflator that I demoed in this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kK9-ddiCspPNk30.html or here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fbdjY5SU2MDFk58.html

Happy new year!

Don't spray the seat, instead spray the fabric cleaner onto the soft bristle brush. Scrub gently. Don't let the seat soak. Make sure to dry vacuum after finished.

First advise is don't use the microfiber cloth, that people like to use, because it's abrasive and damages the leather over time. Just use the damp cloth with some mild leather care agents. And secondly, after you finish, make sure to wipe the seats with a dry cloth. Don't leave them wet. Make sure the leather does not become soaked, because it will become rough and easy to crack.

@@MBZMaster Thank you my friend. Can you tell me what brand of leather care agents you use? There are so many brands and they all say they are the best..but with your vast experience I'm sure you have found which truly are the best for MB. Take care!

@@Nightbird. I don't have a preference. Any which has a good deal, which is mild and water-based will do.

@@MBZMaster Thank you!

No, it's not normal, but it depends how and where he drives. He needs to check the tire balancing and wheel alignment.

Very nice! Just make sure to have a spare tire, since you replaced your RFs.

@@MBZMaster I always carry a rescue wheel 👍

Wait. Thats why my GLC was skipping at speed, no matter how slight the change in road surface on a curve? Why didnt the MB service know that! [rhet] I now have a newer GLC with regular tires. No skipping! Wow!! Run flats for 4 years with that problem!!!!

On another note, do u experience an occasional clang in the front when maneuvering while parking? Especially in a tight space?

Great point!

True! You have to be more careful with low-profiles, but they do provide much better handling and better grip on the road.

Run flats preferred

@@MBZMaster Very True!

@RossJamesP Can switching out the low profiles to the smaller wheels be considered?

Don't get Ceramics, unless you seriously want to race it. Ceramics need to be used hard, otherwise they will misbehave and squeal badly...

Does it only happen when the tank is full? Then, the tire explanation would not stand because it should happen all the time regardless of the amount of fuel in the tank. Also, try to drive a different, brand new CLA at the dealership with a full tank and see if there's the same sound as in your car.

@@MBZMaster thank you for your reply sir. yes you are correct to say that the sloshing noise can only be heard when the tank is full or almost full. once fuel drops by one bar from full the noise cannot be heard anymore. I did test out another cla180 of the same model and year of manufacture with a full tank, and indeed the noise is audible but not as loud as mine. when I sent my car to the AD workshop for diagnosis, they changed out the entire fuel tank of my brand-new car just to be sure it has nothing to do with the tank and the fuel line. Apparently, the noise issue still happens. then I found out from the manager that it is only recently cla180 is fitted and delivered with run-flat tires. we suspect every time the car brakes will send a huge amount of volume back and forth within the tank.

in fact, the AD honestly told me that this is the first time someone feedback to them about the noise. they themselves are also not aware of such a noise issue. however, I read on the internet that there are indeed quite a few drivers affected with the same problem as mine around the world, and they are not necessarily cla model. by the way, I seldom turn on the music when I drive. therefore the sloshing noise could be heard clearly by me.

MB Run-flats are not as rough as BMW's, it's a different Run-Flat tire technology. Of course you can do the service yourself, but FYI, Service B is not just an oil change. I still recommend to have a professional. Maybe not MB dealer, but someone specializing with MB cars. But if you feel confident, you can definitely do it yourself!

Yes, but if you replace, make sure it's a comparable quality.

If you replace the run-flat tires, make sure to buy the spare tire, as your car probably doesn't have it.

@@MBZMaster I hear ya, and I would but I am schist out of luck. There is no place to put a spare...not even a donut. If I change to Contis on the Mercedes-Maybach, I will have to keep one of those "Fix-a-Flat" cans in the trunk where a spare should be or depend on Roadside Assistance (either through tire warranty or AAA). At least with the other two S-Classes, I have a donut spare just in case. I technically have a full spare for one car...20" AMG rims...but it stays in the garage. Actually, it is the original rim that came with the car. I hit a pothole (winter so didn't see it as it was filled with blackened snow) that cracked the rim. It was a hairline crack that was originally missed but the rim became useless as tire pressure kept going down necessitating refilling air every 1-2 weeks. Such a small crack could be repaired easily by specialists, but the closest rim specialist was over 6 hours away. I called the dealer to get a replacement rim while I sent the broken one out for repair and got a quote for something like $2500 for a single rim...or was it $4k? Whatever, it was a lot for a single rim, so I ended going eBay and getting one in great condition (not even curb rash) for $900 pulled from another car. I eventually got my cracked rim repaired for $200 so I have that as a spare in the garage in case another rim ever gets damaged.

I would say Regular tyres. My reason for this is that I had 2 MB with expensive alloys both had run flat tyres after a few months accidentally going over pot holes in the night I ending up with cracked alloys and that with both cars, very expensive to replace.

The reason I asked this question is I'm planning to make a video to compare both, so stay tuned!

You can reset the new tire pressure settings yourself. I think I showed how to do it in this video: bit.ly/MBZM-VM2

You can drive on a run-flat 50 miles at 50 mph; therefore, you can get home safely on a fully blown tire.

The warranty is 4 years or 50,000 miles - whichever comes first. So, as far as mileage you're Ok, but you have to check the year, or when the car was originally sold. But it's probably as simple as checking fuses.

@@MBZMaster thank you so much. I have had the car 2 1/2 years and it's 5 YEARS old I bought it from a Custom foreign dealer outright it had only 9k miles on it. Its really gorgeous dark blue I customized it. It's the sports edition.

Sounds nice! 5 years - the warranty is over. But most mechanic shops can check your fuses without the charge, or the charge will be very minimal.

@MBZ Master Do you know which models come with the Burmeister AND sub woofer set up? I specially told the MB dealer that i want the loudest and bassist system they have. Well neither my 2017 nor 2020 GLCs have the sub woofer. But i hear other models do have the subwoofer. I am not a fan of allowing aftermarket techs touch a brand new car that i intend to return the way i got it.

Yes, those are my favs. AMG 20" Blacked-out Multispoke wheels w. Pirelli hi-performance low profiles. They come as an option on AMG Night Package.

@@MBZMaster so these are wheel WITH black accent, correct? Just wanna make sure coz I am not sure what 'wheel accent' really means on their configure page.

Correct, MB calls it "Black Accents," and it usually comes as a part of AMG Night Package.

@@MBZMaster Thank you！

Make sure to maintain the proper tire pressure, when using the run-flats in cold climate.

@@MBZMaster Why?

Run flats are known to drop pressure during the sudden temperate changes. So check pressure more often than normally.

Good point! I'm planning to make a video to discuss cons and pros of both, because Run-Flats also have some major advantages as well as the regular tires. Also, there are different types of Run-Flats, so stay tuned!

They are custom made, but I'm planning to sell my hats on my website mbzmaster.com/, so stay tuned!

Depending on the time and location, being immobilized, calling and waiting for AAA is not as secure, as being able to drive home without the stopping. Plus, the spare tire is a temporary anyway, not intended for hard use.

Isn't it beneficial not to get stuck in the middle of the road, when you have blown tire? So you can still drive 50 miles/ 50 mph.

@@MBZMaster sure but, if you take care of your tires and don’t drive on them when they’re bald the chances of getting a blow out are minimal. I’ve been driving for 45 years now and have only had one blow out while driving. There were a few instances of finding nails in the tires but I had the mixed before they went flat. How many actual blowouts have you had while driving? Additionally, no tire can protect against sidewall cuts. You can’t drive on RFs is the sidewall is cut.

I'm fortunate not to have many blowouts - only a few. But my wife just had 2 in one month of December, lol! But she managed to drive all the way home both times.

I plan to make a video discussing that subject, so stay tuned!

@@MBZMaster just subscribed and great vlogs. Will be good to also talk about how to convert from run-flat back to regular tires ( and converting the truck space to fit a spare when not originally designed with 1 - for GLC) 💪

Apparently, that's how it's spelled outside the U.S.

Great point! My wife had 3 punctures, and all 3 times drove all the way home... and then told me to deal with that...😄

Run flat. Have had them on my S6 X5M and now my C43 estate.

i had on my 2 previous MB run flat and they were very noisy. Now, my 2022 GLC has regular tires and i am very happy...

@@olgierdkarpowicz2142 are the 2023 out where you are? Very unusual at the beginning of January 2022!

@@fh6258 I have corrected my mistake. It is 2022. Fingers too big😂.

That's great! By the way, if you have flat tire on the Run-Flat. You don't need to call anyone. You can still drive for 50 miles at the speed of no more than 50 mph, even if your tire has 0 psi.

@@MBZMaster yes , I know, just don’t want to ruin a rim , Thank you! Great videos! 👍

Why would you be “left on the side of the road” if you have a spare?

Iron logic!