Mercedes now only do Service A/B. No more C,F,H.
Is it expensive because they probably combine some major services into service B or what? I searched for a while in the forum and I found out that it is cheaper and worthy to do services in an independent Mercedes auto shop. Is this a good option? Anyone knows any reliable independent Mercedes auto shop in west-LA?
How about places like Midas or Auto Precision Tune? Are they good and pro? Please share your thoughts or experiences guys.. They will be very much appreciated.
I know of an M-B Indie shop that has treated me really well so far. I forgot the name (I know, this is not of much help), but they are on Santa Monica Blvd., just a few Blocks West of the Century City shopping Mall, which is a couple Miles West of Wilshire.
Hope that helps some.
Been reading my W220 manual and they are only talking about A and B service. Actualy, i have never hear'd about C,F or H.
Anyone has done service B in an independent Mercedes auto shop???
I know of an M-B Indie shop that has treated me really well so far. I forgot the name (I know, this is not of much help), but they are on Santa Monica Blvd., just a few Blocks West of the Century City shopping Mall, which is a couple Miles West of Wilshire.
Hope that helps some.
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For example some cars have 2 brake pad wear sensors. If you trip the first sensor it throws a different service letter because the car wants to have its brake pads inspected as they are getting close to the 25% wear indicator.
Does this help at all?
Call another MB dealership and ask them if its true. Don't call BH MB but House of Imports of some other MB dealer. That will tell you for sure if your dealer is blowing smoke up your ***
Might I suggest viewing the current MBUSA service sheets via the link provided?
https://mbworld.org/forums/showpost....71&postcount=7
You know that Service A = 1hr and Service B = 2 hr. In both cases, they might only really just change the oil, but in a B service they may check more things that take mre labor time. The higher service letters just mean more time. Not a specific list of items. It is artificial.
If you really want to know what needs to be done to your car, then read the maintenance schedule pamphlet in your car.
At 65Kmi my car would need:
replace "combination" filter = cabin air filter
spark plugs
replace brake fluid (once every 2 yrs or 60k)
clean and lube pano roof (every 3yr or 60k)
oil and filter
There is also a long checklist of things to check. I would guess brakes and tires would be first on my list. But I am not going to bother with the battery check unless I have been having a problem. Checking paint for wear is something I do every weekend.
I HAVE 103,000 MILES 2000 E320 AUTOMATIC ALSO NOTICE DIFFICULTY GOING UP HILLS OCCASIONALLY.
I HAVE 103,000 MILES 2000 E320 AUTOMATIC ALSO NOTICE DIFFICULTY GOING UP HILLS OCCASIONALLY.




