There are dozens of tires that fit your vehicle — but only MO Tires were engineered specifically for your Mercedes-Benz. From the tread compound to the sidewall profile, every specification was developed in partnership with the engineers who built your car.

*See your service advisor for complete details. Eligible tires are Mercedes-Benz original equipment (OEM), original equipment alternative (OEA), original equipment commercial (OEC), original alternative commercial (OAC), winter commercial (WIC), secondary (SEC), price point alternative (PPA), winter (WIN), tire and wheel packages (PKG), and winter tire and wheel packages (WPK). OMNIMAX-branded tires are not eligible for road hazard coverage. Coverage eligibility is determined by date or until 2/32″ or less of tread remains, whichever occurs first.

Continental

Continental tires are a popular choice among Mercedes-Benz owners. Opt for the EcoContact 6 Q line if you want improved fuel economy and a quieter, more comfortable ride.

Michelin

Michelin tires utilize advanced technology and offer long-lasting durability. They provide quality traction and control in both wet and dry conditions.

Pirelli

If you desire a sportier ride, Pirelli tires may be exactly what you’re looking for. These tires are designed to provide smooth handling in high-speed situations.

Dunlop

For superior performance, Dunlop tires deliver responsive handling and a dynamic driving experience. Their innovative tread patterns provide extra traction and confidence on the road.

Our Expertise

Trust Your Tires to the Experts.

Our factory-trained technicians are equipped with original equipment manufacturer tools and undergo in-depth Mercedes-Benz–specific training. They understand the requirements for fitting, balancing, and aligning your tires to maintain your car’s handling, safety, and performance. Independent tire shops may advertise lower prices — but they cannot match this level of expertise, tooling, or brand knowledge.

If you end up with a flat and no spare, our dealership provides roadside assistance through our complimentary mobile app — a quick, efficient way to reach out for help when the unexpected happens.

What tire services do you offer at Mercedes-Benz of Birmingham?

In addition to selling and installing new tires, our full range includes tire rotation, balancing, alignment, pressure checks, and flat tire repair.

How often should I have my tires serviced?

Have your tires checked during every routine maintenance visit or every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. We also recommend checking your tire pressure at least once a month to maintain safe, proper operation.

Can your tire center repair a flat, or will I need a replacement?

Our technicians will inspect the tire first. Small punctures in the tread can usually be patched or plugged. If the damage is too close to the sidewall or more severe, replacement is typically recommended for safety.

What happens if my tire can’t be repaired?

If your tire isn’t safe to fix, we’ll recommend a replacement. Driving on a compromised tire can lead to larger — and more costly — problems down the road, so we prioritize your safety above all else.

How do I know when to replace my tires?

Look for the tread wear indicators — small rubber bars set into the tire grooves. If they’re flush with the tread, it’s time for new tires. You can also use the penny test: insert a penny into the tread with Lincoln’s head pointing down. If you can see the top of his head, your tread is too low.

What should I do if I get a flat and don’t have a spare?

Our dealership provides roadside assistance through our complimentary mobile app — a quick, efficient way to reach out for help when the unexpected happens.

Why is regular tire service important?

Well-maintained tires mean better traction, smoother handling, improved fuel efficiency, and a longer lifespan. Skipping service can lead to uneven wear, poor performance, and — in extreme cases — accidents. Taking care of your tires is one of the simplest ways to stay safe on the road.