mercedes service costs

Owning a Mercedes in Australia is lovely; paying for its upkeep is where the romance gets practical. Expect dealer A-Service to sit around $450–$700 and B-Service roughly $800–$1,300, with prepaid ServiceCare packages for mainstream models typically landing between $2,500–$4,500 over five years (AMG variants can be higher). Independent specialists usually shave the bill: minor services about $300–$500, majors $700–$1,100. Common extras? Brake pads per axle $600–$1,200 (add rotors and you’re at $1,200–$2,500), 9G‑Tronic transmission service $600–$900, and spark plugs on multi-cylinder petrols $300–$700. City labour rates, AMG badges, and neglected maintenance will all nudge those numbers north. Budget sensibly, keep intervals on time, and your star will keep shining without dimming your wallet too dramatically.