When it comes to protecting your car’s performance and preventing premature wear, nothing is more important than getting routine maintenance from our Mercedes-Benz service center. When you bring your car to Mercedes-Benz of Wilkes-Barre for maintenance, rest assured knowing your car is in good hands.
What exactly does routine maintenance entail? Let's take a look.
What’s Considered Routine Maintenance?
If you have a new Mercedes-Benz car, your maintenance schedule contains an A section and a B section.
Section A contains services that should be performed every year or 10,000 miles – whichever comes first. This service interval includes:
- Oil change
- Oil filter change
- Tire pressure check
- Brake inspection
Section B maintenance should be taken care of every two years or 20,000 miles and includes all of the services in section A along with the following services:
- Cabin air filter replacement
- Brake fluid change
- Tire rotation
Other common services your car might need on a conditional basis include spark plug replacements, engine air filter changes, and other car fluid changes.
Our Service Center
Keeping up with scheduled maintenance will help your car perform the way it’s supposed to and prevent you from needing expensive repairs, making it well worth it to never skip scheduled service. Plus, not keeping up with maintenance may void warranty converge for some powertrain parts.
Whether you need routine maintenance or other types of repairs, you can count on our team of certified Mercedes-Benz technicians to get the job done right every time. Either way, our comfortable waiting lounge with free Wi-Fi will be a great place to spend time while you wait for your service appointment to be finished.
Schedule your service appointment at our Mercedes-Benz dealership near Scranton today!
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