Mercedes-Benz Service A vs. Mercedes-Benz Service B: What's the Differen

Everett drivers know it’s essential to keep up with routine service and maintenance like Mercedes-Benz Service A and Service B. If you’ve received a notification from your driver information center, you may be due for one of these services. How do they differ, and what services do they offer? Find out below with this service guide from the experts at Mercedes-Benz of Lynnwood. Feel free to contact our trusted service center with any questions or to book your service appointment.

What’s the Mercedes-Benz Service A Checklist?

Mercedes-Benz Service A* happens after one year or 10,000 miles, whichever comes first. Services performed can vary depending on the model year, with Service A including the services below:

• 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 USA.

What’s the Mercedes-Benz Service B Checklist?

Mercedes-Benz Service B* occurs at 20,000 miles or two years, whichever comes first. Service B includes the following services:

• 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
• Cabin dust/combination filter replacement
• Brake fluid exchange
• 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 USA.

Mercedes-Benz Service A vs. Service B Intervals: How Do They Differ?

The main difference between Mercedes-Benz Service A and Mercedes-Benz Service B is the time intervals. As mentioned above, Service A happens after one year or 10,000 miles, whichever comes first, whereas Service B occurs after two years or 20,000 miles, whichever comes first. When it comes to the actual service, they’re both similar. However, during Service B, your vehicle gets a brake fluid replacement and a cabin air filter replacement. During Service B, certain CLA and GLA AMG® vehicles will also get an engine air filter replacement.

Schedule Mercedes-Benz Service at Mercedes-Benz of Lynnwood Today!

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