To enable AMG Slippery Mode for wet roads in your AMG vehicle, you will typically use the AMG Dynamic Select or Drive Select system, which allows you to adjust various driving modes based on road conditions. Slippery Mode is specifically designed for reduced traction conditions such as wet roads, snow, or icy surfaces, helping to improve vehicle stability and control.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to activate AMG Slippery Mode:

1. Locate the Drive Mode Selector

The AMG Dynamic Select system is typically controlled via a button on the center console, dashboard, or steering wheel, depending on your vehicle model. Look for the Dynamic Select button or a dial labeled with terms like Drive Mode, AMG Drive Select, or simply Drive Modes.

• Center Console: In many AMG models, you will find a physical button or dial near the gear shifter.
• Steering Wheel: Some AMG vehicles have buttons or a scroll wheel integrated into the steering wheel for mode selection.

2. Press the Drive Mode Button or Turn the Dial

• Press the Button: If your vehicle has a button for AMG Dynamic Select, press it to open the mode selection options.
• Turn the Dial: If you have a dial to adjust the modes, rotate it until you reach Slippery Mode.

3. Select Slippery Mode

Once you’ve accessed the drive mode menu, look for the option that corresponds to Slippery Mode (this may appear as "Slippery", "Wet", or "Snow" in the display). Select it either by pressing the button or rotating the dial to the appropriate setting.

• AMG Slippery Mode is designed to adjust the vehicle’s throttle response, torque distribution, and stability control to enhance traction and control in low-grip conditions like wet roads. This mode typically softens throttle response, adjusts power delivery, and increases the intervention of stability control systems to prevent wheel spin.

4. Confirm Mode Change on the Display

After selecting Slippery Mode, you should see a confirmation message on your instrument cluster or head-up display, indicating that the mode has been activated. The Slippery Mode icon or text will appear, and the system will automatically adjust the vehicle's settings for wet conditions.

• The instrument cluster should show a symbol related to traction control or Slippery Mode, along with any system adjustments made for better road handling in wet conditions.

5. Driving with Slippery Mode

Once Slippery Mode is enabled, the vehicle will provide a more controlled and safe driving experience on wet roads. Here are some characteristics of the mode:

• Throttle response will be softened to prevent abrupt acceleration, which could lead to wheel spin on slippery surfaces.
• Torque distribution is adjusted to favor a more balanced or all-wheel-drive configuration (if equipped), optimizing traction.
• Stability Control and Traction Control are heightened to assist the driver in maintaining control.
• The AMG suspension may adjust for better grip and handling on slippery or uneven surfaces.

6. Deactivating Slippery Mode

When conditions improve, or if you wish to return to a more dynamic driving mode:

• You can switch out of Slippery Mode by either turning the dial or pressing the Dynamic Select button again and selecting a different mode (e.g., Comfort, Sport, or Sport+).

Conclusion

To enable AMG Slippery Mode for wet roads, use the AMG Dynamic Select system by pressing the button or rotating the dial to select the Slippery or Wet mode. This mode is specifically designed to optimize vehicle stability, reduce wheel spin, and enhance control when driving in slippery conditions, such as on wet roads. Once activated, the vehicle will adjust its power delivery, throttle response, and traction control settings to ensure a safer driving experience.