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C-Class AMG (R2CW,206)

Saloon

from 2022 to today
C-Klasse AMG T-Modell (R2CS,206K)

Estate

from 2022 to today
C-Class (R2CW,206)

Saloon

from 2021 to today
C-Class Estate (R2CS,206K)

Estate

from 2021 to today
C-Klasse All-Terrain (R2CS,206K)

SUV

from 2021 to today
C-Klasse PlugIn (R2CW,206)

Saloon

from 2021 to today
C-Klasse PlugIn T-Modell (R2CS,206K)

Estate

from 2021 to today
C-Class (205) Facelift

Saloon

from 2018 to 2021
C-Class AMG (205) Facelift

Saloon

from 2018 to 2021
C-Class Convertible (205) Facelift

Convertible

from 2018 to today
C-Class Convertiblelet AMG (205) Facelift

Convertible

from 2018 to today
C-Class Estate (205K) Facelift

Estate

from 2018 to 2021
C-Class Estate AMG (205K) Facelift

Estate

from 2018 to 2021
C-Class Convertible (205)

Convertible

from 2016 to 2018
C-Class Convertiblelet AMG (205)

Convertible

from 2016 to 2018
C-Class (205)

Saloon

from 2014 to 2018
C-Class AMG (205)

Saloon

from 2014 to 2018
C-Class Estate (205K)

Estate

from 2014 to 2018
C-Class Estate AMG (205K)

Estate

from 2014 to 2018
C-Class (204) Facelift

Saloon

from 2011 to today
C-Class Estate (204K) Facelift

Estate

from 2011 to 2014
C-Class Estate AMG (204K)

Estate

from 2011 to 2014
C-Class (204)

Saloon

from 2007 to 2011
C-Class AMG (204)

Saloon

from 2007 to 2014
C-Class Estate (204K)

Estate

from 2007 to 2011
C-Class Estate AMG (204K)

Estate

from 2007 to 2011
C-Class (203) Facelift

Saloon

from 2004 to 2007
C-Class AMG (203) Facelift

Saloon

from 2002 to 2007
C-Class Estate AMG (203K) Facelift

Estate

from 2002 to 2007
C-Class AMG (203)

Saloon

from 2001 to 2004
C-Class Estate (203K) Facelift

Estate

from 2001 to 2007
C-Class Estate (203K)

Estate

from 2001 to 2005
C-Class Estate AMG (203K)

Estate

from 2001 to 2004
C-Class (203)

Saloon

from 2000 to 2004
C-Class Estate (202)

Estate

from 1995 to 2001
C-Class Estate AMG (202)

Estate

from 1995 to 2000
C-Class (H0)

Saloon

from 1993 to 2000
C-Class AMG (H0)

Saloon

from 1993 to 2000

Mercedes C-Class Tyres - the optimal choice for comfort and dynamics

As a Limousine, Estate, Coupé or Cabriolet, the Mercedes C-Class is an integral part of the premium mid-range segment. The right tyres play a key role in enabling you to exploit the full driving potential of your vehicle. Whether Summer tyres, Winter tyres or All-season tyres - the right choice of tyres makes a significant contribution to safety, comfort and economy. In addition to the right dimensions, the quality of the tyres is also crucial in order to positively influence driving behaviour, braking distances and fuel consumption.

Proven Tyre brands for the Mercedes C-Class

Numerous renowned manufacturers offer high-performance tyre models for the Mercedes C-Class. The most popular brands include:

Continental - Excellent Wet grip, short braking distances and high mileage.
Michelin - Premium tyres with comfortable rolling quality, low rolling resistance and a long service life.
Pirelli - Dynamic Treads and modern rubber compounds for a sporty driving style.
Goodyear - Particularly well-balanced All-season tyres with strong performance in all weather conditions.
Hankook - Stable driving behaviour at an attractive price-performance ratio.

Common tyre sizes for the Mercedes C-Class

The right Tyre size depends on the model generation, equipment and engine. Common tyre sizes for the Mercedes C-Class are:

205/55 R16 - common standard equipment on many models
225/45 R17 - sporty look with improved driving behaviour.
225/40 R18 (Front) and 255/35 R18 (Rear) - often with AMG Line or higher-value variants.
225/35 R19 (Front) and 255/30 R19 (Rear) - for particularly sporty models.

Please compare the permitted tyre dimensions with your registration certificate part I or the CoC document.

The Mercedes C-Class - versatile, high-quality, superior

Since its introduction in 1993, the Mercedes C-Class has stood for Quality, safety and comfort. With numerous body variants, efficient engines and modern assistance systems, the model is aimed at frequent drivers as well as families and corporate customers. The combination of sporty driving dynamics and smooth running on long journeys makes precisely matched tyres all the more important - whether with Summer tyres, Winter tyres or all-weather tyres.

Find the right tyres for your Mercedes C-Class online now

Configure the right tyres for your Mercedes C-Class now at reifen.com: Discover a large selection of Summer, Winter and All-season tyres from leading manufacturers - at low prices and with free shipping directly to your home.

Buying tyres in Switzerland

Buying tyres in Switzerland is heavily influenced by the varying geographical conditions. The requirements for tyres differ significantly between urban regions, rural areas and alpine routes. Whilst in lowland areas the focus is often on comfort, a smooth ride and efficiency, in mountainous regions grip, braking stability and reliable traction are particularly important.

Special features of the Swiss tyre market

In Switzerland, many motorists look for a very balanced combination of safety, quality and durability when buying tyres. Due to changeable weather conditions and challenging road conditions, high-quality summer and winter tyres are of great importance. All-season tyres are also increasingly in demand, but are primarily suitable for drivers who mainly travel in milder regions.

When buying via reifen.com, in addition to the correct size, you should also consider the load index, speed rating, wet grip, rolling resistance and noise levels. In Switzerland in particular, a quiet ride is important, as many routes pass through residential areas, tunnels or mountainous terrain.

Popular tyre brands in Switzerland

Popular tyre brands in Switzerland include Michelin, Continental, Bridgestone, Goodyear, Pirelli, Dunlop, Hankook, Nokian and Vredestein. Michelin and Continental are often synonymous with high safety margins and outstanding premium quality. Pirelli is particularly popular for sportier vehicles, whilst Hankook and Vredestein offer many buyers an attractive balance of price, performance and everyday practicality.