Denver Mercedes Repair

A worn transmission mount can make a smooth, quiet Mercedes feel rough and noisy. The signs often start small, then build into vibrations, thumps, and shifting issues that are hard to ignore. If your car has begun to feel less refined, especially when changing gears or taking off from a stop, the transmission mount may be the reason. What a Transmission Mount Does in a Mercedes The transmission mount secures the gearbox to the chassis and isolates vibration so the cabin stays calm. Most modern Mercedes models use rubber or fluid-filled mounts that absorb movement when the engine torques under acceleration. When the mount ages, collapses, or tears, the transmission can sit lower or shift around, which sends noise and vibration into the body of the car. Common Symptoms You Will Notice First A failing transmission mount often shows up as a low, droning vibration through the seat or center console, especially when you shift into Drive or Reverse. You ... read more

If you have not yet brought your Mercedes to MB Clinic for a fall checkup, now is the time. While the weather is pleasant this week, next week rain and snow are in the forecast for Denver. So use the last few days of sunshine to get your car ready for the winter. We recommend fluid checks, wiper check, tire inspection and battery check. Fluids should be checked regularly, but of course, before winter, antifreeze is vital, so a quick check of the antifreeze is highly recommended.  Tires are crucial for safe driving in winter weather - making sure there is sufficient tread remaining to evacuate water is vital to prevent hydroplaning. Proper tire inflation not only improves mileage, but extends tire life and improves handling – a win all around. If you use winter tires, wait no longer, change to snow tires now. Finally, we highly recommend battery testing. Cold weather can make a marginal battery fail. While during the warm summer months a weak battery could do the job, cold ... read more