What brand are the original tires for the Mercedes-Benz GLA200?

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DerekFitz
07/25/25 4:44am
Mercedes-Benz GLA tires are from the Bridgestone brand. The Mercedes-Benz GLA uses tires with the size 235/45/R19. Below is relevant information: 1. Tire width: This is a factor that affects the vehicle's fuel consumption performance. The wider the tire, the larger the contact area with the ground, which increases the friction between the tire and the ground. The energy lost as the vehicle's kinetic energy is converted into frictional heat will increase, meaning wider tires consume more fuel over the same distance. 2. Aspect ratio: This is a major factor influencing the vehicle's responsiveness to the road. Vehicles with a lower aspect ratio have thinner sidewalls and greater tire pressure, making them highly responsive to the road. This allows them to quickly transmit road signals to the driver, enhancing control, and is commonly found in performance-oriented models.
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SanJeffrey
08/10/25 5:30pm
I previously drove a Mercedes-Benz GLA200, which typically came with original tires from Bridgestone or Michelin. For example, the Bridgestone Alenza series was quite common. Mercedes-Benz chose these tires for their balanced performance: strong wet grip for safer driving in rainy conditions, along with a good balance of comfort and durability, making city commutes quieter and less bumpy over potholes. Over time, I realized that stable handling is key—no drifting during high-speed turns, giving the driver ample confidence. For maintenance, it's recommended to check tire pressure and wear every 5,000 kilometers to avoid low pressure damaging the rims, and to replace tires immediately if the tread is shallow. In snowy winter regions, consider using dedicated snow tires for enhanced safety. The tire size should match the original 235/50 R18 design—avoid changing specifications when replacing tires to prevent affecting suspension and fuel efficiency.
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