kickers1999

I purchased a 2014 CPO 3 years ago, does anyone know for sure what maintenance is actually required to keep the vehicle warranty valid? I only drive about 5,000 miles per year.

blegthbloo

Maintenance manual has intervals for every 10k miles OR 1 year... so each year you have a list of things to check/do/replace. Should've gotten that with the car since it's CPO

TheSpooky

You can get you MM here, in case you don't have one, and just follow the schedule.
https://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/servi...enance_manuals

kickers1999

The A maintenance was done when I purchased the car in 2014 and the B and A services were subsequently done in 2015 and 2016. What I'm unclear of, is, are scheduled oil and filter and other lube changes the only (required) items to be done or do all the high priced inspection items have to be done as well to keep the warranty in effect or are they a dealer money grab? Or both

thefisch

The required items are the shown in the required section. If you just get an oil/filter change than just document you did the rest yourself. It's not required that a dealer do it all.

davidjohnbamber

If you are unable to DIY then find a indy shop that has the diagnostic capabilities to service the car properly. Dealerships have to charge more to cover the costs of the lattes/loaners, and valets.

konigstiger

See attachment.