Adjusting the AMG steering wheel tilt and rotation is crucial for achieving the perfect driving position and enhancing comfort and control. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you adjust the AMG steering wheel to your ideal position:

1. Locate the Steering Wheel Adjustment Controls

• Depending on your AMG vehicle model, the steering wheel adjustment controls might be manual or electronic.
• For manual adjustments, the controls are typically levers or knobs located near the steering column. In some models, the controls may be on the steering column itself.

2. Adjusting the Tilt (Up and Down)

• Manual Tilt Adjustment:
  1. Look for a tilt lever under the steering column.
  2. Pull the lever down or push it up, depending on the design.
  3. While holding the lever, move the steering wheel to your preferred upward or downward position.
  4. Release the lever to lock the steering wheel in place.
• Electronic Tilt Adjustment (if equipped):
  1. Some AMG vehicles may have electronic controls for adjusting the tilt.
  2. Look for buttons or switches located near the steering wheel or on the dashboard.
  3. Press the up or down buttons to adjust the tilt of the steering wheel to your preferred angle.

3. Adjusting the Rotation (Reach/Depth)

• Manual Reach Adjustment:
  1. Look for a reach adjustment lever (usually on the side of the steering column).
  2. Pull or push the lever to unlock the steering column’s reach function.
  3. While holding the lever, move the steering wheel forward or backward to adjust the depth of the wheel.
  4. Release the lever once you’ve positioned the steering wheel at a comfortable distance.
• Electronic Reach Adjustment (if equipped):
  1. If your AMG model has electronic reach adjustment, you may have buttons or dials near the steering wheel or on the dashboard.
  2. Press the forward or backward button to move the wheel to your desired position.

4. Ensure Proper Positioning

• Make sure the steering wheel is adjusted to a comfortable height and depth that allows you to sit comfortably with your arms slightly bent.
• Your hands should be positioned at 9 and 3 o’clock or 10 and 2 o’clock.
• Ensure the wheel is in a position that gives you a clear view of the instrument cluster without obstruction.

5. Save Settings (If Available)

• Many AMG vehicles allow you to save your preferred steering wheel position. If your vehicle has memory settings, follow these steps:
  1. After adjusting the steering wheel, press the memory button (often labeled with “M” on the door panel or the seat controls).
  2. Choose a driver profile to save the settings.
  3. The system will automatically return to your saved steering wheel position when you start the car next time.

6. Test and Fine-Tune

• After adjusting the steering wheel, test the position by taking a short drive. Ensure that the steering wheel feels comfortable and provides the necessary control and visibility.
• If needed, fine-tune the tilt and reach until you achieve the perfect driving position.

Tips for Optimal Steering Wheel Adjustment:

• Comfort: Adjust the steering wheel so that you can easily reach the pedals without stretching, and your arms are at a relaxed, slightly bent angle.
• Visibility: Make sure the steering wheel is positioned so that you have a clear view of the instrument cluster.
• Accessibility: Ensure the steering wheel does not obstruct your view of any controls, buttons, or displays in the cockpit.

By following these steps, you can adjust the AMG steering wheel tilt and rotation for enhanced comfort and performance during your drives.