If you live close to our luxury car dealership near Denver, you know that snowy winters are just a fact of life. Driving in the snow can be downright treacherous at times, but there are plenty of things you can do to mitigate the risk. One major way to make driving in the snow safer…
Is it worth it to do your own DIY maintenance? Mercedes-Benz vehicles, as you know, are built with every detail in mind. The smallest of details matter. These luxury vehicles are built meticulously so when it’s time for a service A, also known as an oil change, you will have to decide where you bring…
Wheels, Rims, Hubs and more Whether you’re purchasing a new vehicle or looking to upgrade an existing one, shopping for new wheels is a great way to customize your Mercedes. After all, the wheels are some of the first things people will notice about your car’s exterior, so why not go for function AND style?…
When you are in need of a replacement part for your Mercedes Benz vehicle, you have the option to purchase it online. While this can be a perfectly legitimate solution, you will also need to be wary of counterfeit products. Mercedes Benz reportedly took down 130,000 counterfeit product listings and physically seized millions more in…
Traditional gas-fueled cars with internal combustion engines require certain types of routine maintenance that many of us may already be familiar with, such as oil changes. You may be wondering if such maintenance is necessary on an electric vehicle, like your Mercedes EQS. Does an EV need an oil change? What other types of maintenance…
Like all Mercedes vehicles, your Sprinter van requires alternating Service A and B every 10,000 miles in order to stay in peak condition. A service light will indicate when it is time to take your vehicle in for this routine maintenance. If you are remote, and need to know the basics of the Sprinter van’s…
Why Is Mercedes-Benz Service B Important? The Mercedes-Benz Service B is a part of the Mercedes Flexible Service System, which is a maintenance schedule recommended to keep your vehicle in top condition. It alternates with Service A every 10,000 miles.
When performing DIY repairs on your Mercedes Benz, you have two options for parts: you can use genuine, Original Equipment Manufacturer parts (OEM parts), or you can look for generic versions known as “aftermarket” parts. While you may be tempted to go for the aftermarket parts to save a little money, there are several reasons…
