Tech nical da ta, Vehicle data for off-road driving – Mercedes-Benz GL-Class 2015 User Manual

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Approach/departure angle

All vehicles (except vehicles with AMG

bodystyling)

:

:

;

;

Vehicles without the

ON&OFFROAD package
Highway level

25°

20°

Raised level

30°

25°

Vehicles with the

ON&OFFROAD package
Highway level

25°

20°

Off-road level 1

28°

23°

Off-road level 2

30°

25°

Off-road level 3

33°

27°

AMG vehicles
Highway level (in sports

mode with the AMG adap-

tive suspension system

activated)

19°

19°

Raised level

23°

22°

Vehicles with AMG bodystyling

:

:

;

;

Vehicles without the

ON&OFFROAD package
Highway level

20°

20°

:

:

;

;

Raised level

24°

24°

Vehicles with the

ON&OFFROAD package
Highway level

20°

20°

Off-road level 1

22°

22°

Off-road level 2

24°

24°

Off-road level 3

26°

26°

For further information about approach/

departure angles, see (

Y

page 202).

Maximum gradient-climbing capabil-

ity

Note that the vehicle's gradient-climbing

capability depends on the off-road conditions

and the road surface conditions.
Vehicles with the ON&OFFROAD package:

the maximum gradient climbing ability is

100% when the LOW RANGE off-road gear is

selected.
Vehicles without the ON&OFFROAD pack-

age: the maximum gradient climbing ability is

80%.
Accelerate carefully and make sure that the

wheels do not spin when driving on steep ter-

rain.

i

If the load on the front axle is reduced

when pulling away on a steep uphill slope,

the front wheels have a tendency to spin.

4ETS recognizes this and brakes the

wheels accordingly. The rear wheel torque

is increased, making it easier to drive off.

For further information about the maximum

gradient climbing ability, see (

Y

page 203).

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