Mercedes-Benz Repair & Maintenance Services in Clinton, NY

When you think of Mercedes-Benz, high style and comfort come to mind. These expensive, German made vehicles are known for quality with many engines lasting for well over 200,000 miles. However, they require specialty parts, which can be expensive, and knowledgeable mechanics to work on their uniquely engineered systems. While many studies show that a Mercedes-Benz has fewer problems than other luxury brands, Consumer Reports ranks them fairly low on their reliability surveys. Finding the right maintenance and repair shop to service your Mercedes-Benz will ensure issues are addressed properly and efficiently the first time. NextGen has trained mechanics here in the Clinton, NY, area to keep your car, wagon, SUV, or convertible on the road and moving.

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NextGen Car Care has long been an expert Mercedes-Benz repair shop. Our family has been serving our customers in the Clinton, NY area for over 60 years. While it is a foreign made vehicle, we have strong connections with parts suppliers to ensure your Benz repairs can be handled quickly and efficiently. Our team of expert Mercedes-Benz service technicians will diagnose and fix any issues you are experiencing, or provide the routine maintenance to keep your vehicle running smoothly.

 

NextGen Car Care services all the top Mercedes-Benz Models:

● Mercedes G-Class SUV
● Mercedes C-Class Sedan
● Mercedes E-Class Wagon
● Mercedes S-Class Sedan

  • Mercedes AMG Coupe
  • Mercedes Roadsters
  • Mercedes EQ Series Electric
  • Mercedes Cabriolet Convertible
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Trust NextGen for Service & Repairs of Your Mercedes-Benz

We would love to only see you come in for routine maintenance and service of your Mercedes. However, the need for repairs and emergency service does happen. If you experience any of the common repair Mercedes issues below, or any other problems, call us for help.

Why Is My Mercedes-Benz Rusting?

Surprisingly, rust is a common issue for many Mercedes-Benz models. Owners typically find rust behind license plates, in the trunk area, or by wheel wells. The harsh Clinton environment can quickly contribute to these issues with the rain, mud, and temperature swings we experience. Regularly check your wheels, the wheel wells, bumpers, fenders, and rear quarter panels for signs of rust. Keeping these areas clean and dry is a great way to prevent rust from starting, and catching it early is the best way to avoid costly repairs. If you have space in your garage we recommend keeping your vehicle there to avoid the elements. Regular washing, and waxing, along with ceramic coatings and underbody sealant can help prevent moisture from collecting and causing rust. These prevention activities are especially important during the winter when roads are salted. NextGen Car Care offers a full rust prevention service specifically designed to keep your Mercedes-Benz rust-free. 

Why Is My Mercedes-Benz Vibrating While Accelerating?

Vibrations can be caused by a number of things, ranging from the simple causes like unbalanced tires or clogged vents; to bigger issues like wheel alignment issues or exhaust systems. However, Mercedes-Benz's engine mounts are known to fail after excessive use and would be the culprit, especially if experienced while accelerating or at higher speeds. The good news is that it typically does not happen until you reach about 100,000 miles. Even better news is the engine is probably fine and replacement mounts are not that expensive. This is a time-consuming repair and best handled by an experienced mechanic such as the training Mercedes-Benz maintenance technicians at NextGen.

Why Is My Mercedes-Benz Riding Rough & Hard To Steer?

Parts tend to break down over time, especially as you build up miles on your car. Certain parts in a Mercedes-Benz will wear down sooner than expected, especially in the suspension and steering systems. These issues not only can make your ride rougher, but it's also unsafe for driving. Regular maintenance can help avoid these issues, but it is important to check these suspension and steering systems using our preferred car care service. The typical suspension parts that can cause this rough ride are ball joints, sway bar links, and control arm bushings. While it can be difficult to determine if they might be failing, any signs of a problem (such as difficulty in steering, drifting, pulling, bouncing, or even nose dipping) should never be ignored. The skilled mechanics at NextGen offer Mercedes-Benz suspension repair services to keep your vehicle riding smooth and safe.

Where Can I Get My Mercedes-Benz Inspected?

All vehicles must pass yearly NYS inspections. Yearly inspections are not only legally required, but they help ensure your vehicle is safe by indicating potential recalls and checking for common problems. The best place to get a Mercedes-Benz inspection in New York is by licensed mechanics who not only perform the tests, but will address any issues they find. NextGen Car Care has been trusted by Mercedes-Benz owners in the Clinton area to perform their car inspection for decades. We have the knowledge, skills, and capability to inspect and provide routine maintenance, such as oil changes, for your Mercedes-Benz.

Why Is My Mercedes-Benz's "Check Engine" Light On?

While a check engine light can be a scary warning, most times this is related to an environmental or exhaust type issue. Something as simple as a loose gap cap can set this warning light off in your Mercedes. If that is not the reason, don’t panic - unless the engine is running hot or the check oil light is also on, your Mercedes is most likely not going to stop running or receive immediate, permanent damage. However, you should bring your Mercedes into NexGen Car Care for a "check engine" light diagnostic services to uncover potential faulty oxygen sensors or catalytic converter issues. It may be that the sensor has malfunctioned, or you could have a clogged catalytic converter which prevents the removal of toxins from your exhaust. Another potential cause for the "check engine" light are spark plug or wiring problems. Any of these issues not only releases harmful fumes into the air, they also have an impact on your fuel economy and overall engine health. Having a trained, licensed mechanic check and, if necessary, repair your vehicle is the best way to deal with any warning light appearing on your dashboard.

Why Do I Hear Squealing Or Grinding Noises When Braking?

Brakes typically only last around 5 years. There are a few indicators of possible brake pads failure such as a warning light, odd noises like squeals or grinding sounds; or a soft / spongy feel when braking. If you smell something burning after braking, experience pulling to one side, or longer braking times, then the situation needs prompt attention. These are serious issues and safety concerns that we like to avoid by performing regular maintenance on your Mercedes-Benz. Thankfully, Mercedes-Benz brakes are quick and easy to repair by experienced mechanics like the ones at NextGen Car Care. If you ever hear or feel anything unusual while braking, bring your Mercedes-Benz into our auto shop right away. While you're here, schedule your next regular maintenance appointment as well so we can catch any potential braking issues before they cause you problems.

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Schedule your Mercedes-Benz maintenance with NextGen

The best way to avoid any of the problems above is to have your Mercedes-Benz regularly maintained by a professional such as the technicians working in our Clinton, NY, service center. NextGen has been a trusted name in the community since 2008. Our highly trained technicians will keep your Mercedes-Benz car, convertible, wagon or SUV running smoothly by using only quality parts and fluids...GUARANTEED.

 

NextGen Car Care offers a full array of services including alignment services, oil changes, and even full electrical diagnostics for your Mercedes, or any other household or work vehicle. Call us at 315.381.3444 to schedule an appointment, or stop by to visit us in person.