Owning a Mercedes-Benz caters to performance and class, but the owner would have to do routine tune-ups more often than with other models. This is just a simple checklist:

• Oil and filter change: Even though you should regularly fill your car’s oil, it is important to completely replace the oil and filter annually to ensure that the engine’s lubrication remains excellent and that any contaminants that have clogged your oil filter are removed completely.
• Tire care: For comfortability and optimal fuel efficiency when driving, your tire pressure should be checked monthly, and you should ensure your tire is rotated every 5000-7000 miles.
• Battery check: Battery check is another area that should be checked frequently to ensure your Mercedes performs well. The battery also connects the spark to your car and starts it; therefore, taking care of the battery is crucial if you wish to drive your Mercedes. To get a longer life from it, keep your vehicle in the shade to reduce the harsh heat, which could likely drain the battery. Also, to avoid corrosive proceedings, the terminals must be cleaned often, and the battery must be checked occasionally, at least once a year, to be more precise. Consequently, proper battery care increases your surety that your car is set for a drive at any time.
• Fluid levels: Fluids play a significant role in your Mercedes because they reduce friction and heat created from mechanical movement and wash out the engine of debris. Lack of regular fluid care will result in much damage, and many repairs will be needed. To ensure that your vehicle is in good condition, frequently check coolant, transmission fluid, and windshield washer fluid and add them when necessary.
• Scheduled Services: For a more elaborate inspection, refer to the manufacturer’s recommended service schedule and ensure that all the instructions are strictly followed.

Prioritize regular inspections to enjoy your Mercedes at its best while avoiding costly repairs down the road.