Mercedes Benz-Approved Tires in Burlington

If the tires on your Hamilton Mercedes-Benz are getting to a point where they need to be replaced, you may be wondering where to find the right tires for your ride. Like we said in the previous section, there are specially engineered tires for your Mercedes-Benz that provide it with the safest, smoothest ride possible. Each model of these tires must meet over 40 inspection points to be considered Mercedes-Benz approved tires, also known as Mercedes Original (or MO) tires.

Types of Mercedes Benz-Approved Tires

At their most basic categorization, there are five core types of Mercedes Original brand tires. Keep reading to see them each and learn a little more about their respective purposes:

• Mercedes Original: The tire developed and adapted to specific Mercedes-Benz models.
• Mercedes Original 1: Engineered specifically for AMG models, MO1 tires utilize a rubber mixture and structure that match the fabled AMG suspension.
• Mercedes Original Extended: MOE tires feature reinforced side-walls, enabling safe continuation after a loss of tire pressure. While they shouldn't be driven on for long, they are much safer than a non-reinforced side-wall tire deflating on the road.
• Mercedes Original Silent: As the name suggests, these tires are known for their quiet noise profile when driving. Keep your Oakville commutes tranquil with these impressive tires.
• Mercedes Original Vans: Designed specifically for Mercedes-Benz vans like the sprinter, for optimal performance.

Call 905-632-4222 for MO Tires.

Now that you know what tires you can put on your Mercedes-Benz, if you find you're due for tire replacement, reach out to our service centre for help. Mercedes-Benz Original Tires can be found at any Mercedes-Benz approved dealership or service centre, but working with the team at Mercedes-Benz Burlington means that you're working with a respectful team of Mercedes-Benz product experts. We're just a short trip from Burlington, so stop by and ask about our Service Offers. While you're, be sure to explore our service tips for other helpful reads, including our guide on how to check tire tread depth.