How to Adjust the Suspension Softness and Hardness of the Mercedes-Benz E300L?
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The suspension softness and hardness of the Mercedes-Benz E300L are automatically adjusted, matching different levels of softness and hardness according to different modes. You can manually or automatically change the height or softness/hardness of the suspension to adapt to the driving needs of various road conditions. Below are the adjustment methods: 1. Press the vehicle's one-touch start button to start the engine; otherwise, adjustments cannot be made. 2. Then, press the button on the center armrest to adjust the chassis lifting function. 3. After activating the vehicle lifting function, the central control LCD screen can display the ground clearance. 4. At this point, you can see the vehicle's ground clearance from outside the car. 5. The height of the vehicle body will also change with the lifting adjustment.
In my Mercedes-Benz E300L, adjusting the suspension stiffness is quite straightforward—just use the round dial in the car called the Dynamic Selector. Turn it to different modes, and you're set. Comfort mode is the softest, feeling like sitting on a cloud, with minimal vibrations over speed bumps or rough roads, making long drives comfortable without back pain. Sport mode firms things up, providing better stability during turns and acceleration. I usually stick to Comfort mode for daily commutes and switch to Sport mode on highways, which also helps save some fuel. The system automatically remembers the last setting, so it kicks in right at startup without needing readjustment. Occasionally, in rain or snow, the suspension adapts slightly to road conditions, but I recommend new owners check the manual or schedule a test drive to experience the differences in various road conditions—it really enhances driving comfort.
