Mercedes-Benz Service: Preparing Your Car for Spring

The best way to keep your vehicle safe and efficient is to schedule regular Mercedes-Benz service, especially as the seasons change. Our team at Keyes European is here to help. We provide the service and care your vehicle needs all year long, so you can drive comfortably and safely no matter what the months ahead might hold. Here are some steps you’ll want to take to prepare your Mercedes-Benz vehicle for spring.
Give it a Wash
Washing your vehicle regularly is about more than just cosmetics. When dirt and grime sit on the surface of your car, they can cause corrosion to the paint and, eventually, to the metal below. This is especially true if your winter driving took you anywhere the roads were covered in salt, ice, and mud. In any event, we recommend starting the spring season with a full-service clean.
Inspect the Battery
Car batteries typically last three to five years, but a lot depends on environmental conditions, especially temperature. In temperatures below freezing, batteries can lose up to 50% of their capacity, so you’ll want to inspect your battery when the warmer months roll around.
Check the Cooling System
While Southern California winters aren’t as harsh as elsewhere, your car’s heating system still gets more of a workout than your AC. Once it begins to warm up, however, you want to make sure that the cooling systems are working right. This is important for the comfort of your passengers and to keep your vehicle from overheating when you’re out on the go.
Change and Inspect the Tires
Likewise, we don’t have much use for snow tires in the LA area. However, your all-season tires probably still require some TLC. Check their pressure, refilling if necessary, and have them inspected at a Mercedes-Benz service center.
Schedule Spring Service
It’s easy to get the seasonal car care you and your Mercedes-Benz vehicle need right here at Keyes European. Schedule a maintenance appointment at our dealership today.
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