When should I service my Mercedes E-Class?
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Service Intervals
| Synthetic motor oil replacement | Every 10,000 miles |
|---|---|
| Spark plugs replacement | Every 50,000 miles |
| Engine air filter replacement | Every 50,000 miles Every 40,000 miles (MY 2009-2014 only) |
| Transmission oil & filter replacement | Every 60,000 miles (MY 2015 or newer only) |
What are Mercedes service intervals?
Mercedes-Benz Service Schedules
| Mercedes-Benz Model | Service A Typical Intervals | Service B Typical Intervals |
|---|---|---|
| Mercedes EQV Service Intervals | Every year or 10,000 miles – whichever comes first | Every other year or 20,000 miles – whichever comes first |
How often should A Mercedes E class be serviced?
once every 12 months
We recommend as a minimum that drivers service their vehicles with a Full Service at least once every 12 months (or 12,000 miles for frequent drivers).
How much does it cost to maintain A Mercedes E class?
A Mercedes-Benz E-Class will cost about $11,224 for maintenance and repairs during its first 10 years of service. This beats the industry average for luxury sedan models by $480. There is also a 31.57% chance that an E-Class will require a major repair during that time.
How many miles can you go over service A Mercedes?
First off, it is very important to note that scheduled maintenance for Mercedes-Benz vehicles goes in increments of 10,000 miles. Simply put, if you have put 10,000 miles you are due for maintenance. After you’ve reached 20,000 miles you are due for maintenance again, and so on.
What does the A with a circle around it mean Mercedes?
Depending on your vehicle model there will be an ECO button on the center console or a button under the ignition button that is labeled with an “A” surrounded by a clockwise arrow. Click that button and your vehicle won’t use the ECO Start/Stop system for the duration of your drive.
What do Mercedes lights mean?
Traffic Light System Green: the system is working correctly or is currently in use. Yellow: something is not working correctly – take extra care and check it out as soon as possible. Red: there is a serious, and potentially dangerous problem – stop driving as soon as it is safe to do so.