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Will all-season tyres improve the ride comfort of my C-Class?
Would all-season tyres on my Mercedes-Benz C-Class Estate increase comfort compared to the standard summer tyres?
Asked on 28 February 2020 by dmrh
Answered by
Dan Powell
Depends on the spec of the car. If it has sports suspension and/or 19-inch wheels, for example, a tyre change will probably not make a lot of difference to the road comfort. However, for a car on modest wheels and standard suspension, a deeper profile tyre will inevitably absorb more lumps and bumps in the road.
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