Mercedes-Benz A220 Steering Wheel Size (2019 - 2022)
The Mercedes-Benz A220 steering wheel size is 14 3/4" from 2019 through 2022. (diameter x grip circumference)
Refer to the data table below for exact model-year and variant details.
Steering wheel size table
Compare the available model-year measurements below.
| Year | Steering Wheel Size (Diameter x Grip Circumference) |
|---|---|
| 2022 | 14 3/4"1 |
| 2021 | 14 3/4"2 |
| 2020 | 14 3/4"3 |
| 2019 | 14 3/4" |
Note 1: Retain the existing qualified steering-wheel application for this exact catalog identity, with its original source, body, wheel phase, geometry, precision and confidence. Retire the superseded operative intake or unresolved assessment and its current audit copies. This creates no new physical measurement, source authority or wheel equivalence. The original AMS comparison measures the A200d Progressive V177 standard-wheelbase sedan at375 mm/source8 (Mercedes375/Audi370), test12/2019, article15Feb2020. A dynamic technical header naming A220 is not a second petrol test. The qualified source applies within the saved V177 US2019–2022 sedan body/phase; no hatchback, long-wheelbase Z177 or CLA transfer is asserted. Retire obsolete completed intake/release-pending assessments, preserving original physical root and source grade. Return to measurement
Note 2: Retain the existing qualified steering-wheel application for this exact catalog identity, with its original source, body, wheel phase, geometry, precision and confidence. Retire the superseded operative intake or unresolved assessment and its current audit copies. This creates no new physical measurement, source authority or wheel equivalence. The original AMS comparison measures the A200d Progressive V177 standard-wheelbase sedan at375 mm/source8 (Mercedes375/Audi370), test12/2019, article15Feb2020. A dynamic technical header naming A220 is not a second petrol test. The qualified source applies within the saved V177 US2019–2022 sedan body/phase; no hatchback, long-wheelbase Z177 or CLA transfer is asserted. Retire obsolete completed intake/release-pending assessments, preserving original physical root and source grade. Return to measurement
Note 3: Retain the existing qualified steering-wheel application for this exact catalog identity, with its original source, body, wheel phase, geometry, precision and confidence. Retire the superseded operative intake or unresolved assessment and its current audit copies. This creates no new physical measurement, source authority or wheel equivalence. The original AMS comparison measures the A200d Progressive V177 standard-wheelbase sedan at375 mm/source8 (Mercedes375/Audi370), test12/2019, article15Feb2020. A dynamic technical header naming A220 is not a second petrol test. The qualified source applies within the saved V177 US2019–2022 sedan body/phase; no hatchback, long-wheelbase Z177 or CLA transfer is asserted. Retire obsolete completed intake/release-pending assessments, preserving original physical root and source grade. Return to measurement
How to confirm cover fitment
Need help measuring diameter or grip circumference before buying a cover? Use our steering wheel measurement guide to confirm the fit on your Mercedes-Benz A220 before ordering.
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Steering wheel cover links
Choose a cover by steering wheel diameter. Inch equivalents are approximate; metric ranges determine cover size.
| Steering Wheel Diameter | Shop Covers |
|---|---|
| Small (S)35.5–36.5 cm≈ 13.98–14.37" | Shop Small on Amazon |
| Medium (M)>36.5–38.5 cm≈ >14.37–15.16" | Shop Medium on Amazon |
| Large (L)>38.5–39.5 cm≈ >15.16–15.5" | Shop Large on Amazon |
Data sources and methodology
SteeringWheelSize.com compiles steering wheel size data from model-year references, manufacturer materials, parts listings, and marketplace sources. The table on this page presents the measurements as diameter x grip circumference.
Trim rows and size classifications are shown when that information is available for the Mercedes-Benz A220. Always verify fitment on the wheel before driving with an installed cover.