Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Find Tyres for 2009-2016 Mercedes-Benz E-Class (S212)
Year-specific tyre fitment data for the 2009-2016 Mercedes-Benz E-Class. Confirm size, load and speed rating before fitting.
About this generation
The 2009-2016 Mercedes-Benz E-Class bridges the modern era of standardised tyre sizing in the UK — most replacement sizes are still in active production from major brands.
The 2009-2016 Mercedes-Benz E-Class occupies a specific slot in the Mercedes-Benz lineup, and tyre choice for this generation has to match the wheel and trim ordered from new. The figures on this page reflect UK-market original-equipment fitments.
Chassis code: S212. Use the chassis code to confirm you have the right generation when ordering tyres.
Common factory tyre sizes
UK-market factory fitments for the 2009-2016 Mercedes-Benz E-Class typically include:
Tyre fitment for any Mercedes-Benz E-Class depends on the wheels and trim ordered from new. The most accurate way to confirm a replacement is to read the size from your existing tyre sidewall.
Wet grip is the most relevant EU label rating for UK driving. On the E-Class, prioritise wet grip A or B for shorter braking in rain.
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Other Mercedes-Benz E-Class generations
- GenerationE-Class W124 (1985-1995)Chassis: W124
- GenerationE-Class W210 Saloon (1995-2002)Chassis: W210
- GenerationE-Class S210 Estate (1996-2003)Chassis: S210
- GenerationE-Class W211 Saloon (2002-2009)Chassis: W211
- GenerationE-Class S211 Estate (2003-2009)Chassis: S211
- GenerationE-Class W212 Saloon (2009-2016)Chassis: W212
- GenerationE-Class C207 Coupe (2009-2017)Chassis: C207
- GenerationE-Class A207 Cabriolet (2010-2017)Chassis: A207
- GenerationE-Class W213 Saloon (2016-2023)Chassis: W213
- GenerationE-Class S213 Estate (2016-2023)Chassis: S213
- GenerationE-Class C238 Coupe (2017-2023)Chassis: C238
- GenerationE-Class A238 Cabriolet (2017-2023)Chassis: A238
- GenerationE-Class S213 All-Terrain (2017-2023)Chassis: S213
- GenerationE-Class W214 Saloon (2023-present)Chassis: W214
- GenerationE-Class S214 Estate (2024-present)Chassis: S214
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about UK tyre fitment, MOT rules and seasonal options.
How long should tyres last on the 2009-2016 Mercedes-Benz E-Class?
Typical UK tread life on the Mercedes-Benz E-Class is around 20,000-40,000 miles depending on tyre brand, road conditions and driving style. Heavier trims tend to wear faster.
Are all-season tyres suitable for the Mercedes-Benz E-Class?
All-season tyres carrying the 3PMSF snowflake symbol are a sensible choice for UK Mercedes-Benz E-Class drivers who don't want to swap between summer and winter sets. Confirm the size and load rating match your OEM spec.
The E-Class uses 19" or larger wheels — what should I know?
Larger wheels mean lower-profile tyres with shorter sidewalls — that means firmer ride, more pothole sensitivity and shorter tyre life on UK roads. Premium tyres usually repay the extra cost on cars with 19"+ wheels.
What do star/OEM markings mean on Mercedes-Benz E-Class tyres?
Mercedes-Benz approves specific tyres for many of its models, marked with a star (BMW), MO (Mercedes), AO (Audi), J (Jaguar) or similar. OEM-marked tyres are tuned for that car's suspension and don't always come from the major brand-name fitter as a stock item — they may need to be ordered.
What's different about the 2009-2016 E-Class compared with other generations?
This is the 2009-2016 generation of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class. Earlier and later generations use different platforms, wheel sizes and tyre fitments, so always match your specific year to the correct generation page.
Tyre Finder UK provides general tyre guidance only. We do not guarantee tyre fitment, local stock, prices or fitting availability. Always confirm your tyre size, load rating, speed rating and vehicle requirements using your current tyre sidewall, vehicle handbook, manufacturer guidance or a qualified tyre fitter before fitting.