Which mode should the Mercedes GLC260 be driven in on snowy days?
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On snowy days, the Mercedes GLC260 should be driven in Sport mode, as it provides steady power and the best emergency braking effect on icy or snowy roads. Mode Classification: The Mercedes GLC offers five driving modes: Eco, Comfort, Sport, Normal, and Custom. How to Activate Mercedes Driving Modes: Press the car's brake pedal; Press the car's one-touch start button; The Mercedes GLC's dashboard will light up, and the vehicle's power will be activated; Press the NORMAL button inside the car to activate the standard driving mode; In this mode, the vehicle's power output will not be modified, and all indicators will remain stable.
I remember once driving a Mercedes-Benz GLC 260 in the snow, and I didn't adjust the mode correctly at the time. The wheels slipped badly, almost causing the car to slide downhill. Later, I always used the Snow mode, which was easily set up with just a turn of the knob. This mode makes the throttle response gentler, preventing sudden acceleration from causing slippage, and significantly improves tire grip. With Mercedes' 4MATIC all-wheel-drive system combined with the Snow mode, the car remains rock-solid on slippery roads. Don't forget to equip winter tires—deeper treads make for safer driving. When driving in the snow, always maintain a slow speed, keep a safe distance, and avoid sudden braking. Preheating the car is also crucial to ensure clear visibility and no snow buildup. In short, the Snow mode is a lifesaver in snowy conditions—once activated, it makes the handling feel much more secure.
