MERCEDES Servicing Centre

You should service your Mercedes Benz every 15,000Km or at least once a year to ensure your car is always in its optimum condition

Engine oils differ from model to model due to the viscosity (thickness) of the oil. Oil formulations are revised by Mercedes Benz every few years based on new engine designs and emission requirements, fuel types, and quality. The best place to look in is actually into the Mercedes Benz Owner’s manual to see which suits your vehicle.

There’s no one-type-fits-all engine oil, however, we can use the same engine oil specification for your model when you bring it in for servicing. We carry over 15 different grades of Mercedes Benz engine oil.

In general, a good practice guideline is to replace your engine oil every 15000km or at least once a year before the engine oil viscosity breaks down.  There are other factors to also consider for example – a car’s age and the way it was driven.

Some owners who drive their car a bit more aggressively tend to replace their oil every 6,000 to 8,000km like the AMG Series

Brake pads are recommended to be replaced every 20,000km.

If you hear any sounds or squealing noises from your brakes or any difficulty (e.g. less responsive braking) when you’re coming for a stop, it is advisable to bring it to a garage to have a check on the brake pad thickness as well.

Most current Mercedes Benz car models will be equipped with an engine oil level sensor and you should only top up when the oil level low indication pops up.

Take note that you could be facing an engine oil leak if you need to top up engine oil in between your service interval.

A good practice is to replace your spark plugs at 60,000km interval to prevent misfiring to the engine combustion. The benefits of spark plugs help to regulate and ensure optimal combustion – affecting important factors such as fuel economy, smoother starts and acceleration.

If your fuel economy starts to suffer or your car is misfiring, it could be due to your spark plugs and may be an early sign to replace them. This may also be a sign if you find your car hard to start. The good news is that spark plugs tend to have a long life span of around 100,000 miles so replacing them isn’t a regular affair.

Mercedes-Benz based on the climate conditions of Singapore have 3 service Category which is Service A / Service B / Service C

Service A (Every 15000km)
Service B ( Every 30000km)
Service C ( Every 60000km)

During Service A car servicing session, you will expect to have the following item replaced

• Engine Oil
• Engine Oil Filter
• Full Mercedes Benz Computerized Diagnostic Scan
• Comprehensive Safety Check For Wear and Tear
• Complimentary car wash and vacuum

During Service B car servicing session, you will expect to have following item replaced

• Engine Oil
• Engine Oil filter
• Air Filter
• Air Con Microfilter
• Full Mercedes Benz Computerized Diagnostic Scan
• Comprehensive Safety Check For Wear and Tear
• Complimentary car wash and vacuum

Other optional items like battery and brake pad check will be performed to ensure it is still functioning well within the requirement operating specifications.

As Service C 60000km car servicing session is one of the major car servicing and you should expect the following items replaced

• Engine Oil
• Engine Oil filter
• Air Filter
• Air Con Microfilter
• Brake Fluid Flush
• Coolant Flush
• Spark Plugs
• Auto Transmission fluid
• Auto Transmission Filter and Gasket (Depending on Model)
• Fuel Filter (Depending on Model)
• Full Mercedes Benz Computerized Diagnostic Scan
• Comprehensive Safety Check
• Complimentary car wash and vacuum

Other optional items like battery and brake pad check will be performed to ensure it is still functioning well within the requirement operating specifications.

We recommend replacing your Mercedes Benz air filter at every 20,000km to ensure good constant air-flow to allow better engine combustion with better fuel efficiency.

A microfilter is located within the HVAC system (heating, ventilation and Air Conditioning) that helps to trap 80% of pollutants in your cabin such as dust, bacteria, allergens, traffic and exhaust fumes, including pollen. Mercedes Benz recommends changing the cabin filter every 19,000 to 24,000km.

The filter traps harmful contaminants using either electrostatic charge or activated charcoal.

It will be recommended to replace your brake fluid with a complete brake flush at every 40,000lm or 2 years whichever comes first.

A normal engine oil change will take around 2 hours or so if no other wear and tear is needed for urgent attention. 

Different Mercedes Benzs have different engine oil capacity and our rates start from $148 depending on the engine oil capacity and volume needed.

Once your car has arrived into our servicing workshop. It will undergo a comprehensive Mercedes handset diagnostic scan to detect any error codes within the On-Board Computer (OBC). We will also raise your car on a hoist to check that there are no coolant leakages, worn-down hoses or seals.

All servicing sessions come with a complimentary car wash and vacuum from the Revol Carz team.

Yes all Mercedes-Benz car model will automatically have their service interval and records updated as part of the car servicing protocol job scope

Mercedes Benz Service Light can be reset by our Mercedes Benz original handset however it will be better to do a scan to understand the service light before resetting to ensure no underlying problem is undetected

You can bring your Mercedes Benz to Revol Carz Garage located at 10, #02-18 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2A, AMK AutoPoint, S568047 568047

Common Mercedes-Benz wear and tear items include front and rear brake pads, brake discs, wiper blades. Other items are engine mountings, power steering hoses, water pumps, and top hose. 

If your car has crossed 100,000 mileage, pay attention to items such as the expansion tank, radiator system, thermostat, and water pump. Items in the fueling system consist of the charcoal system, fuel filter, and fuel pump. These items tend to wear after prolonged exposure to heat (from the engine) and overall use.

Yes, we do not start any major repairs or work without your full consent and permission. We will call you to explain and detail all of the work necessary prior to starting any form of work. All necessary repairs will be itemized and detailed accordingly. We guarantee no surprises or nasty bill shock.

A failing oil seal will cause engine oil to leak and you will see a warning light flashing on your instrument dial.  If this happens to your car, always pull up safely; check the oil level and top up as soon as possible. Driving with exceedingly low level of engine oil can damage your engine rapidly.

If your car is leaking engine oil rapidly, don’t delay in sending it to a reputable workshop for an inspection.

Our Mercedes Specialist team discovered a leak from worn-out oil filter housing which was promptly replaced.

The Mercedes is lifted for inspection at our garage. 

New original fuse box (right) is ready for replacement.

A new original oil filter housing (left) is ready to replace.

Following the professional repair that had resolved the engine oil leak issue, the Mercedes Benz got a complimentary car wash and vacuuming before handing the keys back to smiley Mr. Dave Wong.

The alternator (which is bolted to the engine block) is a belt-driven electrical generator that maintains the battery in the state of charge.

Air-cooling of the alternator is common in most Mercedes models.

A faulty alternator can cause various problems – from battery discharging to engine problem.  Your battery light charging system indicator will usually illuminate to warn you of a possible failure.  This may indicate a fault in the charging system.

It is common for an alternator to fail with wear and tear.  The symptoms will present as follows; 

– The instrument panels lights dim at night.

– Radio flickers.

– Headlights flicker.

– Lacking power when lowering or raising your electric windows.

When the alternator can no longer charge the car battery and you may not re-start your car.  However, before arriving at a conclusion, it is advisable to check that your battery is not faulty.

Ms Samina’s Mercedes E250CGI is having battery check up lighted up.

Our experienced Mercedes Expert narrow down to the alternator issue.

Brand new original alternator (right) awaits replacement.

The Mercedes Benz is returned to Ms Samina after a complimentary car wash and interior vacuuming.