I have 2007 me/benz C280 4 matic can i change 1 tire only

Chances are that it is something more simple like the plastic shielding pieces under the car rubbing against the wheel. I've had it happen before where some fool changes my oil and doesn't secure the plastic pieces underneath after changing the oil filter then I get a whining sound from tire rub. Check the inside of your tires for wear. Look around underneath to see if any of the fasteners (plastic buttons) are missing and wiggle the plastic parts to make sure they are secure.

A special tool is required to the bleed the brakes on this, it holds the ABS hydraulic control valve open to bleed the air out, without it you can't bleed them

the tire store where you are going to buy tires can look up see what spec tires your vechicle uses

Hello,
I do agree with the person who mentioned
" Tire Noise". A few moments spent with a knowledgeable tire dealer will help
in your choice when it comes time for replacement,
Enjoy your Benz. A little homework will quiet it down real nice.
Wayne

you need to have a scanner in order to read the transmission fluid temperature in order to fill the transmission to the correct level. The level is checked and set by opening the drain plug on the transmission pan which is also used as the filler plug.

Assuming the tire pressure is OK, if you've not had the tire pressure sending units inside the tires removed since the car was new, chances are that their batteries have died.

The life of the sending unit batteries is about five to six years, I was told.

To replace the batteries or senders the tire must come off the rim. Generally the entire sender assembly gets replaced when tires are replaced.

2004 CL500 has bad batteries in two out of four senders at this time. So bear with the error message until such time as the tires get changed, which will be in quite a while, since the mileage on the car is only about 26,000 and the tires show little wear.

To reset:
1. Try select instrument cluster menu to the mileage page.
2. Use the up down buttons next to the menu buttons to toggle toward reset tire pressure monitor. Select to confirm the reset.

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more then likely just an oil change

Every 15,000km or 1 year by memory... but its way to long... 5,000km or 6 months

HI IT TELLS U IN THE HANDBOOK CHEERS

this is a common problem with cars like yours, you need to check the owner manual, and see what they call for in there, also check your driver side door jam, there you should see a sticker that has the tire size on it, sometimes you can plus size a tire, but with your car i would not cause if you go larger #1 you change driveability, you will have things rubbing and breaking, #2 the car was designed for the tires it has on it, I would call your dealership, and speak with the service department to see if they recomend any larger size tire for it, but i highly doubt it... changing the tire size on a car or truck or going larger then they recomend will cause you more of a headach then help..... hope this helps you... have a good day