This depends who's doing the checking, LOL. It varies from shop to shop as well as car to car. Some cars are difficult to check things like rear brakes and spark plugs so this won't get looked at every time your car is in for service. There are some Mercedes Benz vehicles that you can not even check the oil without draining it. However, on some cars these things are easy to see. There are a lot of variables in vehicle service. A standardized checklist is deceiving because a checklist doesn't work for every scenario.
Your best bet is to find a good reliable mechanic to do all your services for you. If it is someone you can trust they will make sure your car is well taken care of.
It means your car is in need of service; take it in to the shop immediately. At least, have it checked as soon as you can.
The police often keep the car and sell it at auction.
Mercedes C service is a check-up type of service for the vehicle. The C means that the service will take approximately 3.5 hours. The actual items that will be checked depends on the age of the car.
Sounds like you have radiator trouble. Have you checked the fluid level in the radiator?
You need to have the oil pressure checked. It could be a worn engine or thin oil causing that.
I found that you should start maintenance at 15,000 miles. The website www.driverside.com/service-schedule has a detailed list of what needs to be checked/changed and at what mileage it should be done at.
Because their is more friction when you turn and the weight in your car is unbalanced You may have a brake dragging on one wheel, have it checked.
Often when a vehicle air conditioner gets loud, the problem is due to a belt. You should take the car in to have the belt checked.
no. you need to get that checked out buddy
We had to take our Ford Probe to a local Repair Shop. They charged us about $75 for the service. If you have an Auto Zone/ Midas/ or similar service center--most with scan for free
Timing chain. I checked with dealer's service yesterday regarding my daughter's car. No periodic change required.
First step is to have it checked for codes. When you know what code set, you can then diagnose.