Mercedes-Benz Tuning — Page 22

In the “Mercedes-Benz Tuning” section we’ve collected accessories and parts for passenger cars, SUVs, minivans, and commercial Mercedes models — from classic W123, W124, and W126 to modern C-Class W206, E-Class W214, and S-Class W223. The catalog is organized by models and generations: each generation has its own page with the body code and production years, so you see only the items designed for your vehicle.

How to find parts for your Mercedes

1. Select the model from the list: A-, B-, C-, E-, S-Class, CLA, CLS, GLA, GLC, GLE, GLS, G-Class, Vito, Viano, Sprinter, Citan, X-Class, as well as Actros and Atego trucks.
2. Identify the generation by the body code. W212 and W213 are different E-Class generations, W906 and W907 are different Sprinters, and parts between them are usually not interchangeable. In most passenger Mercedes vehicles, characters 4–6 of the VIN match the body code (for example, 213 for W213).
3. Open a category on the model page — body kits, chrome, running boards, floor mats, etc.
4. Double-check the details in the product name: years before or after the facelift, body type (sedan, coupe), or the bumper version, for example “for CLS63 AMG”.

Popular models

• G-Class W463 2018–2024 — front protection, carbon grille surround; for the new W465 from 2025 there is the BRB 800 body kit in plastic and carbon versions.
• S-Class W222 and E-Class W213 — carbon mirror caps, LED air-vent deflectors, illuminated interior trims with Burmester lighting; for W213 also a carbon spoiler and dashboard trims.
• Sprinter W906 and Vito / V-Class W447 — stainless steel bull bars and front bars, aluminum side steps, door-sill trims, rubber floor mats for front and rear rows.

What’s in the Mercedes-Benz catalog

• Body kits — lip spoilers, rear diffusers, spoilers, fender trims, and complete bumper sets in AMG (C63, S63, ML63, GLS63) and Maybach style.
• Facelift kits — give an older model the look of a newer one: S-Class W221 styled as W223, Sprinter W906 styled as W907, C-Class W205 styled as W206 AMG, GLC X253 styled as the 2022 GLC63.
• Chrome trims — for mirrors, handles, doors, sills, grille, rear bumper, and trunk lid; carbon trims and tuning grilles are also offered separately.
• Bull bars and running boards — front protection, side steps, and rear bars, including for G-Class, X-Class, Vito, Viano, and Sprinter.
• Floor mats — EVA, rubber, and textile, for the cabin and trunk.

The section also includes window and hood deflectors, roof racks and roof rails, mud flaps, forged wheels from R16 to R24, tuning headlights and taillights, badges. For the interior — steering wheels, gear shift knobs, armrests, dashboard trims, covers, and upgrades for ambient lighting from 3 to 64 colors (for C-Class W205 and GLC X253); in electronics — auxiliary heaters and an electric side door drive. Manufacturers include GBT, Erkul, DDCarbon, Omsa Line, Carmos, Polytep, EuroCap.

What to check before ordering

• For body kits and facelift kits, check the product page or ask the manager about the kit contents and whether the parts are supplied painted.
• Bumper trims for the AMG Line package version and for the standard bumper can differ — check the version in the product title.
• The cost of tuning depends on the scope of the upgrade and the material: individual trims or a lip spoiler cost much less than a full bumper kit or a facelift kit, and carbon parts are usually more expensive than plastic.
• Not sure about the generation or facelift — send the manager the VIN or the year and model of the car, and they will suggest compatible items.

The description was prepared based on an analysis of more than 1 million phone calls between DD Tuning managers and customers, as well as the company’s knowledge base. We collected the questions customers ask most often and answers verified in practice — this is not auto-generated text.