Is your service experience like Midas or Firestone?
for those who are servicing at dealership at higher mileages, does your SA try to upsell on stuff not listed in the maintenance manual.
Today as I was being escorted to get my loaner, my SA mumbles to me oh ya we recommend coolant flush and rear differential change, no price information or anything, I told him I would do it next time, kind of like the time at 30,000 miles when he recommended an alignment out of the blue, just because I guess
My car has 63000 miles MY2010,
Checked the book replace engine coolant 150,000 miles, seems a bit high but I'm not a MB Engineer so I'll go with it, even though I'll get rid of it way before 150000
can't find anything about replacing rear differential on an e class.
is this a common scenario for everyone?
Last edited by kash2014; Apr 29, 2016 at 12:42 AM.










Upselling is huge, and they almost can't help themselves, even knowing I do almost all wrenching on my W212. BMW tries it with my wife each time too.
The SA always just tells me to get the basic as that is sufficient to keep the car running well for many years to come. He says some folks feel better getting the silver or gold but it is absolutely not necessary.
I tried to get coolant and transmission fluid flush early one time and he advised against it. Saying to wait till the next year's maint to do those things.
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