CLK 55 AMG Service Prices?
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CLK 55 AMG Service Prices?
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I've found a CLK 55 that I am thinking about getting. It's a 2004 that has 46K
on it (which I'm not too crazy about but It'll do.)
On average....whats the cost for 3000 mile routine service? Also what's the average for "B" service?
I've found a CLK 55 that I am thinking about getting. It's a 2004 that has 46K
on it (which I'm not too crazy about but It'll do.)
On average....whats the cost for 3000 mile routine service? Also what's the average for "B" service?
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2002 CLK430
I'm not aware of a 3000 mile factory recommended routine service. The schedule that's in my maintenance booklet is similar to this.
Dealer costs are entirely dealer dependant. Like many others, I do my own maintenance. When I do use a dealer, I use my local dealer, Mercedes-Benz of Valencia. This is a link to their current service specials. The specials change from month to month.
This is a link to a page I built with several other prices.
If you can't do the work yourself, and your local dealer charges a lot more than mine (I've heard of dealers that charge $500 for a B), an MBCA membership may come in handy. First, many dealers give discounts for both parts and service to MBCA members. Secondly, the MBCA website may have a link to an independant in your area - an indy who's been recommended by other MBCA members. Lastly, if you're buying a car from an MB dealer, ask them to "sponsor" (yes, that's a nice way of saying 'pay') your first year's MBCA membership. It's only $50, but better their $50 than yours.
Dealer costs are entirely dealer dependant. Like many others, I do my own maintenance. When I do use a dealer, I use my local dealer, Mercedes-Benz of Valencia. This is a link to their current service specials. The specials change from month to month.
This is a link to a page I built with several other prices.
If you can't do the work yourself, and your local dealer charges a lot more than mine (I've heard of dealers that charge $500 for a B), an MBCA membership may come in handy. First, many dealers give discounts for both parts and service to MBCA members. Secondly, the MBCA website may have a link to an independant in your area - an indy who's been recommended by other MBCA members. Lastly, if you're buying a car from an MB dealer, ask them to "sponsor" (yes, that's a nice way of saying 'pay') your first year's MBCA membership. It's only $50, but better their $50 than yours.
