Mercedes-Benz GLS Service Intervals

* Listed service intervals serve as a general guide and are not associated with the OEM. Please refer to your vehicle's owners manual for optimal recommendations for your specific model.

What are the Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class Service Intervals?

Mercedes-Benz drivers expect the best performance from their GLS SUV lineup. To feel the luxury that the vehicle brings, you must schedule occasional maintenance intervals to ensure no faults are unattended. All the parts of Mercedes-Benz GLS are carefully machined; therefore, don't settle for less when it comes to maintenance. To find out how often you need to take your Benz for maintenance, check on the driver's manual before any inspection is done.

10,000 Miles

At this interval, or after one year, you should be taking your vehicle for the first maintenance schedule. The technician checks the oil filter and the engine oil and changes them for better performance. The fluid levels are checked at this point, and replacements are made if they are faulty. The technician also checks the tire inflation, and balances and aligns them for an even wear. The brake components are also checked to ensure no possible damages that could lead to accidents. The technician also moves to test the vehicle on the road as they reset the maintenance alert light.

20,000 Miles

The service intervals take place about a year after the previous one. At this stage, the technician performs various checks on your Mercedes-Benz GLS and looks for any faults that could result from over usage. The technician rotates the tires and balances them to protect against uneven wear. The brake pads and brake oil are also checked and replaced if necessary. The service attendant also checks the coolant and the fuel cap gasket for any damages to ensure that it serves until the next maintenance schedule. The expert also resets the maintenance alert light and proceeds for a road test.

30,000 Miles Service

Here, all the prior services will be redone to ensure no problems with the Mercedes-Benz GLS Class. It's important to keep up with to ensure your vehicle's performance. The brake fluid should be exchanged to keep the brakes in good condition. The fuel filter will be replaced for diesel models to ensure your GLS has clean fuel in the system.

60,000 Mile Service

The 60,000-mile service will comprise the engine air filter replacement, ensuring the air intake is suitable. At this level, the transmission oil and filter will need replacement to keep the transmission in good working condition.

90,000 Mile Service

The previous service will be done at this point to ensure that the car performs optimally. The spark plugs and the fuel filter will also be inspected and replaced so that the fuel system is clean.

Your vehicle's worth is determined by how much you invest in its maintenance and parts. You cannot get the best performance if you delay service maintenance. Contact us if you need expert advice and precise service on your Mercedes-Benz GLS SUV, or visit our dealership.