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Today, the model range of Mercedes-Benz includes different types of bodies: hatchbacks, minivans, saloons, coupes, SUVs, and crossovers. In addition, the company successfully produces buses, vans, and trucks.
Top Mercedes-Benz models- MERCEDES-BENZ C-Class Saloon (W204)
- MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class Saloon (W212)
- MERCEDES-BENZ A-Class (W176)
- MERCEDES-BENZ C-Class Saloon (W205)
- MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class Saloon (W211)
- MERCEDES-BENZ Vito Minibus (W639)
- MERCEDES-BENZ Vito Van (W447)
- MERCEDES-BENZ Sprinter 3.5-T Van (W906)
- MERCEDES-BENZ C-Class Saloon (W202)
- MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class Saloon (W210)
- MERCEDES-BENZ SLK (R170)
- MERCEDES-BENZ C-Class Saloon (W203)
- MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class Saloon (W213)
- MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class Convertible (A207)
- MERCEDES-BENZ Vito Mixto (W639)
- powerful technical attributes;
- ergonomic interior;
- good visibility;
- great fuel economy;
- good acceleration dynamics;
- excellent handling;
- high level of manoeuvrability;
- impeccable build quality;
- attractive body design.
The equipment of modern Mercedes-Benz models includes the Thermotronic climate control system, the Comand Online multimedia system, an innovative blind spot monitoring technology, a parktronic system comprising ten sensors, and a system for monitoring driver fatigue.
Selecting and Buying Car Parts for Mercedes-Benz
Made with precision and efficiency in mind, the automotive market offers a wide range of top-quality Mercedes Benz parts, both original and OE-quality, to keep your motor running smoothly. For the best deals, you can compare offers for products from trusted manufacturers and suppliers using the online Mercedes parts catalogue.
Types of car parts for Mercedes-Benz: OEM vs genuine vs aftermarket
OEM parts are produced by a company that supplies parts for Mercedes Benz which are then used in the production of their vehicles and are tailored to specific models. Genuine Mercedes parts are practically the same, the key difference being that they feature the car brand’s logo and packaging rather than the producer’s own branding.
Sometimes you can end up paying more just for the Mercedes brand. If you want to save more money, you can look for alternative aftermarket parts. Some people hesitate due to the risk that the part won’t be compatible or the quality won’t be as good. Nowadays, however, there are a number of trusted brands that offer OE-quality parts that are just as good. You just need to know where to find the right ones.
Advantages and disadvantages
OEM | Genuine | Aftermarket | |
---|---|---|---|
Price | Less expensive | Typically pricier | Affordable |
Quality | Same as genuine | Same as OEM | May vary |
Warranty | May vary | Usually covered by Mercedes Benz | May vary |
Availability | Available from multiple retailers | Mainly available at dealerships | Available from multiple retailers |
Compatibility | Designed for model | Exclusively designed for Mercedes models | Can be installed on similar vehicles |
When to replace car parts for Mercedes-Benz
The replacement interval for Mercedes car parts will vary depending on the type of part, the age of the vehicle, and the driving conditions.
Reasons for replacements:
- Wear and tear – as parts age, they become less effective.
- Accident damage – collisions can cause significant damage to the components, such as the suspension.
- Performance issues – if the Mercedes parts have gone bad, you may notice a decrease in performance.
- Routine maintenance – as mentioned above, consumables require frequent maintenance.
- Manufacturer recalls – occasionally, Mercedes-Benz has to recall certain parts due to production defects.
- Tuning – you may decide to upgrade certain parts to enhance the car’s performance or entertainment system, for example, or you may decide that it is time for a new look.
Mercedes maintenance costs will vary depending on what needs to be done and who does it. It’s worth checking what the manufacturer’s warranty covers.
Parts for Mercedes-Benz that require regular replacement
Some car parts are consumables, meaning that they need to be replaced regularly, i.e. the engine oil filter and cabin filter. Meanwhile, others may last as long as the car’s entire service life.
Part | Expected lifespan | Signs of failure |
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Oil filter | 10,000 miles or 1 year | Reduced engine performance and increased wear |
Brake pads | 25,000 to 65,000 miles | Squealing noises, reduced braking performance, pulling to one side |
Air filter | 20,000-30,000 miles | Reduced fuel efficiency, decreased horsepower, misfires |
Spark plugs | 30,000 miles (some parts last 100,000 miles) | Poor acceleration, power losses, misfires, hard starts. |
Timing belt | 60,000-100,000 miles | Engine noises, starting issues, splitting or cracking |
Fuel filter | 30,000-60,000 miles | Hard starting, misfires, rough idling |
Battery | 4-5 years | Slow start, electrical malfunctions |
Tyres | 20,000-50,000 miles | Reduced grip, visible wear |
Windscreen wipers | 6-12 months | Reduced visibility during rain |
Mercedes-Benz model reliability rating
Like most German car brands, Mercedes has a certain reputation for innovation and performance. However, the durability and overall dependability will vary from model to model. The luxury brand hasn’t always scored well for used car reliability. Based on sales data and customer reviews, here’s our list of the best Mercedes-Benz models.
Top 5 reliable models:
- Mercedes E-Class (2002-2009) (2010-2016)
- Mercedes GLE (2015-2019)
- Mercedes GLA (2014-2020)
- Mercedes C-Class (2014-2021)
- Mercedes CLS (2011-2018)
How to choose car parts for a Mercedes-Benz
We have already mentioned the types of Mercedes spare parts that are available, but there are many other factors to consider when purchasing new or used ones, such as the reputation of the manufacturer and parts, the materials used and whether the products are compatible with your vehicle.
- Customer reviews – reading through impartial and independent reviews can give you a clearer picture of the quality of the parts and how well they function. There are a number of online sources, such as review sites and specialised forums.
- Pricing – if the prices are abnormally low, it may indicate that they are low-quality parts. It is always better to compare prices to find the best deal.
- Material quality – certain parts require more durable materials or the materials used can make a difference to performance. Make sure to do a bit of research when selecting Mercedes car parts.
- Brand reputation – it is important to choose trusted brands and retailers to avoid shoddy parts and counterfeit products.
- Compatibility – as mentioned above, there is a risk of choosing parts that don’t fit your vehicle properly, particularly when it comes to the aftermarket. Using vehicle-specific data such as your VIN or the OE part number during your search can help you get more accurate results.
Rules for choosing aftermarket parts when the OEM part is not available
When choosing parts for your Mercedes-Benz, you may not always be able to find or afford the OEM ones. Genuine Mercedes parts will have a list of the OEM part numbers in their descriptions online. However, you’ll often find more cost-effective aftermarket parts that still meet the requirements and specifications of the car manufacturer.
What to look for:
- Dimensions – the dimensions of the new part should match those of the original one, otherwise it may not fit properly.
- Technical features/specifications – for example, if you’re choosing brake pads, do they have an electrical or mechanical wear indicator? Does the headlight come with a built-in electric levelling motor? What type of bulbs does the car need?
- Single item or set – are the parts sold separately or do they come as a set?
- Design/shape – for example, oil and air filters can come in a variety of shapes with different types of filter elements. The shape should be the same as the original part.
- Warranty – it is best not to assume that the warranty is the same as it is for the Mercedes OEM part. Check the product description or manufacturer’s website.
Using the Mercedes-Benz part finder
To make searching for compatible parts more convenient, we have included a user-friendly part finder tool on our website. The vehicle selection function allows you to select the make, model, year and engine size from the dropdown menu. You can then find the part via the online catalogue.
Alternatively, you can complete a Mercedes-Benz part number search by entering the Mercedes OEM part numbers into the search bar. This will bring up results that are comparable to the original part. It may also be possible to submit a compatibility check request, where our experts compare your vehicle data with the part selected.
How much are Mercedes-Benz car parts?
The prices of Mercedes parts will vary depending on the model and year of manufacture, as well as the type of part you’re looking for.
Examples of price ranges:
- Clutch kit – online prices for Mercedes clutch kits can range from anything between £70 and £780 depending on whether they’re aftermarket or OEM parts. Similar to most car makes, you can typically expect to pay upwards of £600 for a professional clutch replacement.
- Brake pads – for a professional replacement, you may be looking at around £85 to £130 per axle, while the pad sets themselves can cost as little as £15 to £60 online.
- Brake discs – you can find aftermarket prices as low as £18 per disc although OEM prices usually start at around £70.
- Shock absorbers – prices can vary from £30 to over £500 depending on the type of parts you buy.
Are Mercedes-Benz parts expensive?
As a luxury car brand, you can generally expect Mercedes maintenance costs to be higher than average with annual service costs ranging from £500 to £1,000. However, the costs of repairs will vary depending on the complexity and availability of parts, the vehicle model and year of manufacture, and the frequency of maintenance.
Where can I buy Mercedes-Benz parts?
Mercedes car parts are widely available in many countries and you can either get them online or purchase them directly from a local Mercedes dealership or a garage. AUTODOC is one of the leading online retailers for automotive parts across Europe, offering over 5 million products to 6.6 million customers. You can find an extensive Mercedes parts catalogue in the online shop, as well as a wide variety of discounts and promotions, which are regularly updated.
If you are a DIY enthusiast and looking to fix your Mercedes-Benz at home yourself, you can also take a look at our PDF guides or video repair tutorials on YouTube. Additionally, our experts are here to help if you are struggling to find the right parts for your particular vehicle model, and you can contact customer service via the live chat or access the Help Centre at any time.
How can I buy parts for Mercedes-Benz online?
- Step 1 – Find out exactly which parts you need to order and check the specifications
- Step 2 – Go to the AUTODOC website or app
- Step 3 – Enter vehicle specific details using either the car selector and catalogue or the search bar at the top of the page
- Step 4 – Select the right quantity and add the items to your shopping basket
- Step 5 – Proceed to the order checkout, enter the correct shipping and billing address and select a payment method
- Step 6 – After confirming the details are correct, finalise the order and payment. You will receive a confirmation email once the order has been placed
Yes, it is possible to buy genuine Mercedes parts directly from an authorised Mercedes-Benz dealership or online. This includes modern and classic parts.
These are the original parts used by the manufacturer when the vehicle was produced. They therefore meet the exact specifications of the vehicle.
Aftermarket parts are a great option for reducing car maintenance costs without compromising the performance of the car. The important thing is that you double check that the parts are compatible with the vehicle and that you only buy parts from reputable manufacturers and retailers.
- Headquarters: Germany
- Concern: Daimler AG
- Founded: 1926
- First model launched: 1926
- First model: 24/100/140 PS
- Number of models: 62
- Number of versions: 246
- Box: 236
- Box Body / Estate: 78
- Box Body/Estate: 4
- Box Body/MPV: 6
- Bus: 213
- Cab with engine: 9
- Closed Off-Road Vehicle: 306
- Convertible: 249
- Coupe: 429
- Dumptruck: 38
- Estate: 438
- Hatchback: 139
- MPV: 81
- Municipal Vehicle: 4
- Open Off-Road Vehicle: 26
- Pickup: 5
- Platform/Chassis: 279
- Saloon: 839
- Special Design: 4
- SUV: 103
- Truck Tractor: 1
- Van: 32
- MB100
- MB140
- Diesel: 1516
- Diesel/Electro: 90
- Electric: 54
- Hydrogen: 3
- Petrol: 1528
- Petrol/Compressed Natural Gas (CNG): 1
- Petrol/Electric: 190
- Petrol/Electro: 92
- Petrol/Ethanol: 19
- Petrol/Natural Gas (CNG): 23
- Petrol/Petroleum Gas (LPG): 3