Up to $100 off Service Gift Card
Basically sign up at the link below and click the box at the bottom. After submitting the system will randomly generate coupon codes for $25 / $50 / $75 / $100 off your next service. If you have multiple emails you can re-enter them and it'll keep generating new coupons. I got a $25 off but kept going through emails I had and finally got a $100 off coupon. Perfect timing as my scheduled service is next Thursday.
https://www.mbusaservicespecial.com/
Here's the forum link where its being discussed as well.
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w210...oupon-min.html
Hope this helps someone looking to save on an upcoming service.
Coupon is only good for Service. Expires 7/20/2011
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I guess i'm just going to hit them with the "well i got an email from you guys..." talk lol
What I really think is that the disclaimer on the bottom is to just scare us into not doing what we did with the 1998 ml secret. But the dealers have no way of knowing what car you got the certificate with. (Or at least I hope so!).
"Service B" does not include a brake flush... "Service B" is limited to a variety of checks including but not limited to "fluid check and top off if needed". If there is a loss of fluid, determining cause and performing repair is done with separate work order (i.e. a separate charge). That applies to "system flush and replace" services (brake/tranny/power steering... etc).
Additionally, and in theory, Service B does not include any fluid changes... Not even an oil change... In fact, if you look at the maintenance schedule, you'll see the "Engine - oil and filter change" listed under "Service # at every 13,000 miles or 1 year" but not under "US Service #/B at 26,000 miles or 2 years; after first every 26,000 miles and 2 years".
Check your work order and you'll see the "Engine - oil and filter change" and the "Service B" listed on 2 separate lines. Now, the way they advertise a "Service B", the advertised price may include the "Engine - oil and filter change".
So what the dealers will do, is they use the "Engine - oil and filter change" as the "hook" to bring you in every 13k miles, and every 2nd (4th, 6th, ... etc) service, the OBD system will tell you the "Service B" is due... (whereas every 1st, 3rd, 5th... etc... service, the OBD system will tell you "Service A" is due...).
By that same analogy, you can add the brake flush service (every 2 years or 26k miles) and/or the tranny flush service (every 3 years or 39k miles) but not necessarily because either one is part of the "Service B" schedule.
Same analogy also applies to "Service A".
Not sure the dealer would be my first choice for detailing services... Even if discounted!
One last question, does anyone know if this will apply towards additional services like alignments, detailing, etc? What defines "service"?
I may just print out a few! lol






