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Hi I purchased a 2016 model C class in 2018. It had done 16,000 miles at the time. At 28,000 miles when it was serviced my mechanic told me the rear discs and pads needed replacing due to wear (though brake wear light had not yet come on). However the car is now at 32,000 miles and is still on...

Thanks, very helpful.

Well I've never done this on any other car I've owned and it's always been absolutely fine. I think saying I'm not maintaining basic safety features is taking it a bit far, as I'm sure a mechanic can take a look at the parts and decide whether it is required or not. I really can't say I've heard...

I bought if from Evans Halshaw, not an MB dealership.

Why waste money? If I can save money then I will. I don't believe in spending a penny more than I need to.

I can easily afford to run it thank you very much. I just don't see the point of spending money I don't need to spend, which is the same with everything. Why waste money?

Hi thanks for the reply I did come across Wayne gates in my google search So maybe they are the place to try then Re brake fluid some manufacturers don’t seem to recommend replacing brake fluid as part of servicing at all and I’ve never done it with previous cars. But Mercedes does include it...

Hi All, I bought a 2016 Mercedes C200 petrol last year. Before that I had an old banger Peugeot so I just took it for servicing at my local garage. In the new year the Merc is due its first MOT and A3 service. It has done 22,000 miles and I haven't had any problems with it over my last year...