Mercedes-Benz Airmatic Disable

Throughout the last twenty years, Mercedes-Benz equipped numerous vehicles in their lineup with air-ride from the factory. This system, although complex, shouldn't be feared; it's broken up into relatively easy-to-service components.

Introduced on the W220 S-Class for the 2000 model year, Mercedes-Benz began equipping various models throughout their lineup with an air-suspension system dubbed "Mercedes-Benz Airmatic". This system replaced the traditional coil-springs found on cars leading up to this time with air-springs with electronic level control and adaptive damping at all four corners. The combination of adaptive damping that adjusts based on road quality and driving style in concert with air springs makes for an extremely comfortable ride.

Since the maintenance cost for Airmatic system is considered expensive, some customers decide to completely swap to normal traditional suspension.

If a vehicle of the same model, such as W212 or W213, has two different types of systems, we can disable the Airmatic system for you.

Please note that a communication interface must be connected between your vehicle and PC, with Vediamo or DTS installed.

This service is facilitated through TeamViewer.