Where is the tow hook located on the Mercedes-Benz S350?

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McTucker
09/06/25 4:17am
The tow hook for the Mercedes-Benz S350 is located inside the trunk toolbox. Function of the tow hook: As the name suggests, the tow hook is used for towing vehicles. It can be installed at the front or rear of the vehicle. Generally, SUVs, trucks, and pickup trucks install the tow hook at the rear for towing other vehicles. Precautions: Although the tow hook can be used for towing vehicles, not all vehicles are allowed to have one installed. Only vehicle models that comply with regulations can have a tow hook. Additionally, when installing a tow hook, it must not protrude beyond the body of the vehicle; otherwise, installation is not permitted.
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PeterAnn
09/18/25 4:13am
As a frequent driver of the Mercedes-Benz S350, I'm quite familiar with the location of the tow hook—it's hidden in the bottom or side compartment of your trunk. Open the trunk lid and look carefully on the left or right side, where there's usually a small storage bin or tool compartment panel. Lift it to reveal the tow hook assembly. In most cases, it's stored alongside the spare tire, sometimes folded away, requiring you to pull it out and install it into the threaded hole on the rear bumper. I remember almost missing it the first time because the design is intentionally discreet to prevent scratching the interior. Before using the tow hook, always check if its specifications match your vehicle's weight—safety comes first. I recommend familiarizing yourself with its location as soon as you get the car to avoid panic during emergency towing, especially since luxury vehicles like the S350 have many intricate details.
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