Mercedes-Benz Service Schedule?

Keep up with regular Mercedes-Benz maintenance by bringing it in for maintenance at regular intervals. Explore the Mercedes-Benz service schedule at %%di_name%% to ensure that your %%target_city_1%% is smooth and seamless. Whether you are looking for *Service A or Service B, the team at %%di_name%%is here to help you get the maintenance you need.

What is the Mercedes-Benz Service Schedule?

What should you do every 10,000 miles:

• Multipoint inspection
• Wiper blades replacement
• Oil and oil filter replacement
• Fluid level check and replacement if needed

What to do every 20,000 miles:

• Fluid level check and replacement if needed
• Multipoint inspection
• Wiper blades replacement
• Oil and oil filter replacement
• Cabin dust/combination filter replacement
• Brake fluid change

What to do after 30,000 miles:

• Multipoint inspection
• Wiper blades replacement
• Oil and oil filter replacement
• Fluid level check and replacement if needed

What to do after 40,000 miles:

• Oil and oil filter replacement
• Cabin dust/combination filter replacement
• Brake fluid change
• Fluid level check and replacement if needed
• Multipoint inspection
• Wiper blades replacement

Service A and Service B Schedule

In addition to general service maintenance, %%target_city_3%% drivers should make sure to get your Service A and Service B appointments. Service A requires you bring your new Mercedes-Benz in once the model hit 10,000 miles. Afterwards, you will only have to bring in your Mercedes-Benz model every 20,000 miles for Service B. Be sure to check your Mercedes-Benz model though, as it could require more frequent maintenance as it gets older.

Why Choose %%di_name%% for Service?

Fore more information on Mercedes-Benz maintenance and service schedules, stop by %%di_name%%!  If you notice anything out of the norm, be sure to schedule a service appointment so we can make sure there are no major issues.

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