You've made a great investment when deciding to buy a Mercedes-Benz model from Knauz Continental Autos. When it comes to keeping that investment in like-new condition, it's important to follow the recommended service levels of Mercedes-Benz.

Mercedes-Benz utilizes a Flex Schedule for maintenance, prompted by indicators on the control panel of your vehicle. Your first service should occur between 9,000 and 10,000 miles. This is when we perform an Inspection and Tire Rotation Service.

Following that interval, your next service will occur when a single wrench icon illuminates on your control panel. The single wrench indicates it is time for Service A.

Here is what we do under Service A:

• Synthetic Motor Oil Replacement.
• Oil Filter Replacement.
• All fluid level checks and corrections are dependent on factory-recommended service intervals for your vehicle's year and model.
• Tire inflation check and correction.
• Brake component inspection.
• Reset maintenance counter.
• Adhere to all required elements listed by model year and specific model as indicated on the corresponding service sheet for Mercedes-Benz Maintenance Systems in the U.S.

Here at your local Mercedes-Benz dealer, the service center also recommends replacing the dust filter, which, when functioning properly, prevents harmful contaminants from entering the interior of your vehicle. Next, we inspect your fuel lines and connectors for any damage or wear, and we check your fuel tank vapor vent system, hoses, and fuel tank supports. It's important that you trust only a Mercedes-Benz Factory Trained and Certified Technician to perform these functions.

Exhaust pipes, mufflers, and hangers are also inspected for cracks, deterioration, or damage. Additionally, your brake lines and hoses need to be checked for cracks or damage, and your tires inspected for uneven wear. These are all preventative checks designed to keep your Mercedes-Benz on the road and trouble-free.

When two wrenches appear on your Mercedes-Benz model's control panel, it is time for Service B. After you've provided a Service B for your Mercedes-Benz automobile, it is time to repeat the cycle. That is, come in for an Inspection and Tire Rotation about 5,000 to 6,000 miles after the Service B. We will then see you again when it's time for the Service A, followed by another Inspection and tire rotation, then another Service B, and so on.