rob591
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Sorry to be thick, but cant read the charge flap menu. What is the EQC tyre pressure - i think im reading 47 back tyres and 38 front. Which seems odd.
EQC Tyre Pressure
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I don't know what are the correct tyre pressures for your car, but it's not odd.
My EV (non-merc) has XL heavy duty tyres and 39 psi unladen.
The thing weighs over 2t due to the battery.
My EV (non-merc) has XL heavy duty tyres and 39 psi unladen.
The thing weighs over 2t due to the battery.
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Found this:
"...the damn thing weighs 2,495kg. The latter explains why the EQC demands very high tyre pressures: 40/47psi (2.8 and 3.2 bar)."
www.topgear.com
"...the damn thing weighs 2,495kg. The latter explains why the EQC demands very high tyre pressures: 40/47psi (2.8 and 3.2 bar)."
Here's what it's like living with a Mercedes EQC for a weekend
Merc's all-electric EQC gets a dose of LIFE thrown at it
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...and you can also check here:
www.national.co.uk
Check Your Tyre Pressure | National
Check the right tyre pressure for your vehicle by entering your reg number online. Correct tyre pressure is essential for staying safe on the road.
rob591
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Thanks all. Seems to be 40
And 47. Thats loaded and unloaded isnt it. Not front and back. Clueless over cars.
And 47. Thats loaded and unloaded isnt it. Not front and back. Clueless over cars.
rob591
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Sorry, that website above actually tells you front and back. The one I had just said laden and unladen. Clear now.
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