Mercedes-Benz GLC | EDDY Adjustable Comfort Shock Absorbers New Product Launch Comfortable Driving · Grounded, Reaching the Stars Officially Launched
Mercedes-Benz GLC | EDDY Adjustable Comfort Shock Absorbers New Product Launch
Comfortable Driving · Grounded, Reaching the Stars
Officially Launched
Built for the GLC — Adjustment Starts with the Shock Absorber
EDDY Adjustable Comfort Shock Absorbers have completed real-vehicle fitment for the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLC. The four shock absorbers front and rear correspond to the original vehicle mounting structure, retain the factory springs, and offer 24-stage damping adjustment — giving you a finer range of setup between support and comfort.
Retaining the original spring structure and concentrating adjustment in the shock absorber body — this is the core idea of this new product.
Structural Fit
The Original Structure Is the Starting Point for Fitment
After removing the front and rear factory shock absorbers, they were directly compared with the new EDDY units. Mounting positions, fixing methods, and overall structure correspond one by one, providing a clear reference for subsequent installation.
Front and rear structure comparison, confirming assembly positions and fixing relationships.
Installation Verification
Front and Rear Assembly, Proven on the Vehicle
The front and rear shock absorbers were assembled according to the original vehicle mounting positions. From the front axle to the rear axle, the installation structure and fixing methods correspond one by one. The new product does not stop at the parameter level — fitment is also confirmed through actual installation.
Front Axle Installation
The front axle shock absorbers are installed and secured in the original positions.
Rear Axle Installation
The rear axle shock absorbers are assembled and secured in their corresponding mounting positions.
24-Stage Adjustment
24 Stages — Leave the Setup to Yourself
The focus of these EDDY Adjustable Comfort Shock Absorbers is not just adjustable parameters, but clearly presenting the front and rear adjustment locations and the actual operation process. The front axle adjustment is located near the strut tower in the engine bay; the rear axle adjustment is located at the red knob at the lower end of the rear shock absorber. Setting 0 favors support, setting 24 favors comfort, and the intermediate stages provide finer transitions — adjustable according to driving scenarios and personal preference.
0 Stage | Support-Oriented
12 Stage | Middle Range
24 Stage | Comfort-Oriented
The front and rear adjustment locations can both be seen on the real vehicle. The front axle adjustment is located in the strut tower area, and the rear axle adjustment is located at the knob at the lower end of the rear shock absorber. Both are shown through real operating footage, making the relationship between adjustment location and action more intuitive.
Real-Vehicle Recordings
Same Road Surface, Three Settings Recorded on a Real Vehicle
The same type of potholed road surface was selected, and body dynamics were recorded under setting 0, setting 12, and setting 24 respectively. The three clips correspond to the same test type, used to present the real-vehicle state under different damping stages.
0 Stage | Potholed Road Recording
12 Stage | Potholed Road Recording
24 Stage | Potholed Road Recording
Complete 0 / 12 / 24 Stage Recording
Complete Vehicle Presentation
From Product to Complete Vehicle
After the front and rear shock absorbers are installed, the original spring structure is retained. The final state returns to the vehicle itself: these EDDY Adjustable Comfort Shock Absorbers have completed real-vehicle fitment for the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLC.
EDDY New Product Launch
Mercedes-Benz GLC | EDDY Adjustable Comfort Shock Absorbers
For the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLC, EDDY Adjustable Comfort Shock Absorbers are now released. Four shock absorbers front and rear, 24-stage damping adjustment, retaining the original spring structure — from product to real vehicle, fitment is complete.
Comfortable Driving · Grounded, Reaching the Stars
