Mercedes-Benz G-Class
W461 utility, 1992–2022
Factory gearing, tires, angles and brakes for the G-Class, and what the usual upgrades do to it. Every number is from the maker's own figures unless the calculators say otherwise. A few figures here are still waiting on a factory document; the calculators mark them.
Size
- Wheelbase
- 112.2 in
- Front overhang
- 31.3 in
- Rear overhang
- 31.9 in
- Height
- 77 in
- Body
- SUV
- Stock tires
- 205/80R16
Axles
- Front
- Mercedes solid front axle with diff lock
- Rear
- Mercedes solid rear axle with diff lock
Brakes
- Front rotor
- 11.93 in, 303 mm
- Rear drum
- 10.24 in, 260 mm
- Rear
- drum
Suspension
- Front
- rigid axle, two leading arms plus panhard rod, coil springs
- Rear
- rigid axle, two trailing arms plus panhard rod, coil springs
- Rear layout
- Radius arms
Fuel economy
- Highway, not EPA rated
- about 19 mpg
- Where it comes from
- European rating, highway (extra-urban), scaled to EPA terms (290 GD Turbodiesel Station-Wagen kurz Automatik (11/97-11/01))
- As published
- 10.0 L/100km
- Source
- adac.de
Aftermarket bumpers
1 listedMakers almost never publish angles, bottom heights or how far a bumper tucks, so these fill in as owners measure them. Measured yours? Add it on the rig page and every owner of this G-Class sees how it does on their tires and lift.
Rear
None listed yet.
Every calculator, set up for the G-Class
Source: de.wikipedia.org.
Use at your own risk. These calculators are here to help you plan and to inform your decisions, not to sign off on a build. Many numbers are estimates worked out from factory figures, and some factory figures are not yet confirmed. Check every number against your own truck, its manuals and a qualified shop before you buy parts, cut, weld, lift, regear or drive on it. Long Range Desert Tools is not liable for anything you do based on these calculators or their results. The full terms are in our policies.