Mercedes-Benz Service FAQs
Interested in learning more about Mercedes-Benz maintenance? Explore the common questions and simple answers we've provided below.
What is Mercedes-Benz Routine Maintenance?
Routine maintenance refers to several services prescribed by Mercedes-Benz for specific models at specific mileage intervals. Each individual Mercedes-Benz model relies on its own routine maintenance intervals to ensure its proper performance and durability.
Generally, routine maintenance services are relatively simple. They're low-strain tasks that together help promote vehicle wellness for the long-term. Common routine maintenance services include:
- Wheel Alignment
- Air Filter Replacement
- Battery Replacement
- Oil Change
- Brake Repairs
- Tire Rotations
- Etc...
How Often Does My Mercedes-Benz Need Its Oil Changed?
The answer to this question varies depending on the Mercedes-Benz model that you drive. If you're driving an older model, you'll likely need to visit us for oil changes about every 3,000 miles. Thanks to advancements in engineering, however, newer models can go much farther between oil changes. Many models are rated at 5,000 to 7,000 miles between oil changes, while some others are rated at 10,000 miles between appointments. You can check the recommended oil change intervals for your Mercedes-Benz by checking the owner's manual. Or, consult with one of our Mercedes-Benz technicians for guidance.
How Does Mercedes-Benz Pre-Paid Maintenance Work?
Mercedes-Benz pre-paid maintenance aims to lower the overall cost of vehicle repairs by up to 30 percent by having you pay ahead of time. With this program, you'll pay regular instalments based on estimates for the typical repair costs of your vehicle. When the time comes for maintenance, you will have already paid. This can mitigate over spending on routine services.
Why Use OEM Mercedes-Benz Parts?
Dealers like Mercedes-Benz of Ann Arbor highly recommend using OEM Mercedes-Benz components exclusively for your vehicle. The reasons for this are multifold:
- OEM components are held to a high standard of quality. They're typically more durable than off-brand options.
- You'll find that OEM replacement parts are exactly the same as those that were originally installed at the factory. They're designed to fit perfectly on your vehicle.
- You can also rely on OEM accessories to fit correctly. They're all engineered according to factory specifications to make sure they fit properly and don't interfere with other vehicle functions.