Santa Rosa Mercedes-Benz Auto Repair

Having Mercedes transmission issues in Santa Rosa? Don't hesitate, or wait until it's too late! Bring your Mercedes-Benz to CK Auto Exclusive in Santa Rosa to have your vehicle looked at by certified Mercedes mechanics. CK Auto offers Mercedes repair and Mercedes maintenance at a fraction of the cost of the dealership. As a certified Mercedes mechanic, bring your Merc to our shop will not void any Mercedes factory warranty, guaranteed. Mercedes transmission issues can obviously range. One of the most common issues we see is customers whose Mercedes is stuck in Limp Mode. More often than not, this issue is usually not as bad as it may seem. There are a select few Mercedes models that come equipped with an engine control that limits the power to your car to prevent damage to the engine when some ... read more

Don't be unsure about what you are dealing with under the hood of your Mercedes-Benz, it's time to call the experts. The talented team at CK Auto Exclusive has been working with the Mercedes-Benz brand for decades, so you will leave confident that no matter the issue, CK Auto Exclusive Mercedes-Benz repair Santa Rosa is the best dealership alternative in the area. There's a reason CK Auto Exclusive has specialized in Mercedes-Benz cars and not any other luxury vehicle for the last three decades. It's no secret that Mercedes is a reliable brand, but why have we chosen to put our time and effort into this brand and this brand alone? From Mercedes' inception, this luxury car company has lived and breathed by the motto, “The Best or Nothing.” When other Mercedes mechanics have an issue that they can't resolve, Paul is the one they call. CK Auto Exclusive is your Mercedes Benz Expert, and our Mercedes diagno ... read more

Which Mercedes Class is Best? Well, it depends on what you're looking for. Mercedes-Benz makes cars for every type of driver, so it's up to you to check off what you want from your list and choose. With so many luxury choices, though, we understand it can be really hard to pick which one is best for you and your driving habits. Right now, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class is best in class, beating Audi, BMW, Lexus, Cadillac, and more. For the price point, design, and new engine (an in-line six-cylinder diesel and petrols (replacing the old V6s) and the S63 AMG's V8 bi-turbo petrol), it is the cheapest, most powerful luxury sedan on the market today, still. The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is simply engineering at it's finest. (Visit Top Gear's Review, here.) While the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate ... read more

As a rule of thumb, tires are usually meant to last about 50,000 – 60,000 miles per every change, but it really depends on how much you're driving and where you're driving to. Unfortunately, there is really no way of telling how long a tire actually lasts. Your tire life is dependent on the climate in which the tires are mostly driven in, your personal driving habits, and how long you've had them. From the date of manufacture, it's important to have your tires at least checked after five years. If you have had no issues and you are experiencing no slip while turning or coming to a complete stop, then you should be fine, but again, they need to be inspected. Your spare tire should not be used every day! If you think you can just replace one of your old tires this way, unfortunately, this is not the case. HOW DO I CHECK MY TIRES? First, check your tire pressure. This can be done at any gas station, or, you can be the tire pressure checker as well. You should do this at least once a ... read more

In many cases, and depending on the age, it’s sometimes more cost-effective to part out your Mercedes than to fully rebuild the engine.  There’s simply no way to stop this process entirely, but regular maintenance (oil changes, for example) ensure that your engine will degrade as slowly as possible. Like everything with moving parts, vehicle engines degrade over time—even luxury vehicle engines. Gears grind out against each other and bearings eventually thin to a point where it’s dangerous to get on the freeway. A Mercedes-Benz check engine light can mean a variety of things. When the check engine light comes on in your Mercedes-Benz it means that the OBD System (onboard diagnostic system) has detected a problem. A check engine light will alert you to a variety of different issues from major to minor. When you put gas in your car this mo ... read more