Jeff's Mercedes Auto Service

April is National Car Care Month! In April, as winter comes to an end, it is time to get your car ready for spring driving and summer road trips. It is important to make sure your tires, brakes, and windshield wipers are ready for the rain and take care of any issues that may have occurred or been ignored during winter.

What discontinued car model/brand would you bring back into production today if you could?

Whether you're a fan of luxury models or the classics, we want to know - what is your dream car?

"I Have been a long time customer. Always reliable and professional." - J. H.

You may not see them, or know much about them, but engine belts are always working to keep your vehicle moving. Losing a belt can mean immediate trouble for the engine and a breakdown for you. To avoid being stranded, the non-profit Car Care Council recommends that motorists review their car's owner’s manual to ensure that belts are inspected and replaced at the proper intervals.

"I have finally found my Mercedes mechanic. I will be bringing my car in for all future repairs! These guys went above and beyond." - J. B.

When’s the last time you replaced your vehicle’s cabin air filter? The cabin air filter, typically located behind the glove compartment, is responsible for filtering the air that comes into the cabin of your vehicle. This helps to remove pollutants and other contaminants. Cabin air filters typically need to be replaced every 20,000 miles or so, and breathing in dirty air can be a danger to your health.

Start the new year fresh by taking care of your vehicle’s outstanding maintenance! Not only does routine auto care and preventative maintenance help keep your car safe and dependable, but it helps save money and avoid car trouble.

Happy New Year’s Eve!

Is your check engine light on? If so, we recommend having your vehicle inspected by one of our trusted mechanics as soon as possible. The check engine light can oftentimes indicate an immediate issue, especially when paired with other symptoms.