Properly maintaining a luxury automobile is important to the vehicle’s health. If you are the owner of a Mercedes-Benz, we commend you for your good taste. However, your vehicle won’t perform and look its best unless essential ongoing maintenance is performed. In particular, most Mercedes-Benz automobiles are equipped with Service A and Service B alerts that every driver should be aware of.
The Basics of Service A and Service B
Service A and Service B alerts are occasional messages that appear on the dashboard, communicating the fact that the vehicle needs service. Every Mercedes-Benz driver should know there are substantive differences between Service A and Service B as covered below.Service A represents routine maintenance necessary to keep an automobile functioning exactly as it should. To keep your Mercedes-Benz running optimally, it’s important to act on Service A and Service B alerts as they arise. There is no reason to be intimidated by Service A alerts, as they are indicators that notify automobile owners that the brakes need inspecting, fluids need to be topped off and tire issues must be addressed. In general, Service A should be performed at least once per year or every 10,000 miles.
?Service A appointments address each of the maintenance issues noted above. If you need additional service for your Mercedes-Benz automobile during your visit to our dealership, simply let our technician know and we’ll take care of it for you. Examples of maintenance and service provided during Service A appointments include brake component inspections, tire inflation checks/refills, oil and filter replacements, illumination inspection and more.
The Basics of Service B
Let’s shift our attention to Service B. Service B is comparably complex yet does not occur as frequently. It is best to think of Service B as a form of spring cleaning for a Mercedes Benz vehicle, ensuring it drives smoothly throughout all four seasons. It is especially important for those considering a road trip to have Service B performed prior to hitting the road. In general, Service B is recommended every couple years, or once every 20,000 miles. Service B is that much more customized as it entails everything under the umbrella of Service A yet also includes additional maintenance. Examples of Service B include tire rotations, a new key battery, a new air filter, new OEM wipers, computer diagnostics check of the vehicle system, and a fuel system additive. Our Service B additions also encompass a multi-point visual inspection along with vacuuming and hand-washing.Schedule Service A and Service B Appointments at Mercedes-Benz of Lancaster
If your Mercedes-Benz vehicle has not had Service A and Service Bs performed in the previous year or the previous 10,000 miles, now is the time to schedule this servicing. Even if your dashboard is not illuminated with an alert that indicates Service A or Service B is necessary, you should still schedule service at our Lancaster dealership. We will also recommend add-ons and upgrades during your Service A and Service B appointment. Reach out to us today to schedule your vehicle’s Service A and Service B. You can contact Mercedes-Benz of Lancaster’s service department at 888-860-1826.
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