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How long can the Mercedes-Benz maintenance be delayed at most?

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07/29/25 3:51pm

Mercedes-Benz maintenance cycle is one year or 10,000 kilometers. The following are the precautions for Mercedes-Benz car maintenance in rainy days: 1. Body and interior: In case of heavy rain, the car should be cleaned in time after the rain stops, otherwise sludge may accumulate in the gaps under the car, which is where moisture can hide and easily cause rust. 2. Air conditioning system: Regularly maintain and clean the air conditioning system to improve its working efficiency and prevent interior mold. 3. Chassis maintenance: The chassis is the part closest to the ground and has a lot of contact with rainwater. The rainwater on the road is relatively dirty and is particularly affected by road conditions. Generally, this part is most prone to rust, and the wheel hub may even become loose. Be sure to pay attention to the cleaning and rust prevention treatment of the car chassis.

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