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Here is a eBay line for the Newcastle shop. Ask them to quote you on a set of rears as they are very competitive https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111996260706 They are very easy to fit as they are a standard Brembo set up. I found them the easiest brake pads I've every replaced on any car I've owned.

I feel they are. When I was running the MPSS I found the grip dreadful after the tyre hard worn down to about 4mm. That's another reason I'd recommend the Goodyears, they were about £35 a corner cheaper.

The MPSS has now been replaced with the MPS4S but I've found that the Goodyear Eagle F1 asymmetric 3's to be a better tyre in terms of wet/dry grip and durability! www.camskill.co.uk seem to be good on price but then you obviously need to get them fitted at your local tyre fitter at an extra cost.

Goodyears all day long! Great grip wet or dry! Great price! and the 3's don't wear to bad either! Replaced all 4 on my C63 in February and 5k miles later and the rears are only half warn! Fronts are still on 7mm

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/valet-pro-dragons-breath/prod_1238.html Awesome stuff

Why are you replacing the old radio? Was the old radio working before?

The left and middle connectors will click straight into the after market head unit. The block connector is probably for your steering wheel controls.

And I believe the fuse your looking for is No.73

The fuse box you need is in the boot, on the drivers side. You'll need to run the cable from front to back of the car

Can't go wrong with the Panasonic FZ72 for £225 http://www.trustedreviews.com/panasonic-lumix-fz72-review

Open the boot and they are on the rear parcel shelf where the rear speakers are

Are you sure? The rear seats go down in my saloon C63, the levers are in the boot!

Then I wouldn't waste the time or money upgrading to the media interface and go with an aftermarket head unit with CarPlay

Check the roof of your glovebox got the media interface. If not then check to the left side as you may have just an aux connector

Check in your glovebox to see if (a) there is a media interface connector in the roof of it or (b) there is an aux connector on the left hand side.

I wouldn't waste the time and just stick to OEM ones from the eBay's dealer shops. I've just had to replace mine at 66,000 miles/ 7 years. Cost me £865 for discs, pads and sensors.

Is this an E-Class? I have a C-Class and it just pulls off!

If you want to turn your fogs on you will still have to take it out of 'Auto' to do so. It's only the headlights that have the auto function.

For Southwest Sytner Group it is. LSD every 2 years, Brake Fluid every 2 also

Think MB main dealers charge £275 for an A service and £375 for a B service. Brake Fluid £80, rear Diff £110 and gearbox £325 from memory.