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Picture this: you're loading your Mercedes-Benz for a weekend run out to Montauk, the back is packed, the weather looks perfect, and somewhere on the expressway you notice the brake pedal feels softer than it should. That moment, miles from home and heading into heavy shore traffic, is not when you want to discover your brakes need attention. Before summer travel season builds momentum on Long Island, we encourage every Mercedes-Benz owner to take brake health seriously.

If you've ever seen a warning light pop up on your dash for Service A or Service B, you may have wondered what that actually means. Mercedes's Service A and B are part of your vehicle's scheduled maintenance plan that's meant to keep your car running smoothly. The difference between the two services comes down to timing and the type of care your vehicle needs as it racks up more miles. Our experts at Mercedes-Benz of Southampton put together detailed insights below to help you determine which service your Mercedes needs.