The AMG steering wheel itself does not directly interact with or control the adaptive suspension system in a Mercedes-Benz vehicle. However, there can be an indirect relationship between the steering wheel and the driving dynamics provided by such systems.

Key Points about Compatibility:

1. Driving Mode Integration:
   • Many AMG steering wheels are equipped with drive mode selectors or buttons that allow drivers to adjust the car's driving characteristics. In certain AMG models, the steering wheel may have buttons that can toggle between different driving modes (e.g., Comfort, Sport, Sport+, Race), which in turn affect the adaptive suspension.
   • When switching to a more aggressive driving mode, the adaptive suspension system adjusts the shock absorbers to provide a firmer or softer ride, based on the selected mode. This adjustment impacts how the car handles, especially in high-performance driving situations.
2. Steering and Suspension Feedback:
   • The AMG steering wheel is designed to provide enhanced feedback during high-performance driving. This includes better grip and tactile feedback for the driver, which complements the vehicle’s handling. While the steering wheel doesn’t control the suspension system, the steering dynamics and adaptive suspension work together to provide a more balanced and responsive driving experience.
3. Drive Mode Sync:
   • On some AMG models, when you change driving modes, the adaptive suspension system automatically adjusts to optimize the balance between comfort and performance. The steering wheel, by virtue of its integration with the MBUX system and vehicle control systems, can help facilitate the change between modes, allowing for an integrated experience where both steering feel and suspension stiffness are optimized in real time.
4. Aftermarket Modifications:
   • If you are looking to retrofit or customize the AMG steering wheel to a car with an adaptive suspension system, it’s possible that the steering wheel can interface with existing vehicle systems through control buttons or multimedia controls (such as a drive mode selector). However, this will depend on your vehicle’s specific configuration, and integration may require professional installation.

Conclusion:

While the AMG steering wheel doesn’t directly control the adaptive suspension system, it can be part of an integrated driving experience, especially in high-performance AMG models that include mode selectors or controls for adjusting suspension settings. The steering wheel, through its design and features, complements the overall driving dynamics, including the car's ability to adapt suspension settings to match the chosen driving mode.