MERCEDES-BENZ REPAIR & SERVICE — Toronto, Etobicoke & GTA
Mercedes-Benz Repair & Service
Independent Mercedes-Benz repair and maintenance: dealer-level diagnostics, the factory maintenance schedule and parts that meet Mercedes specifications.
321 Rexdale Blvd #4, Etobicoke, ON M9W 1R8
Mon–Fri 8am–5pm · (416) 742-4521
⚡ Servicing your car at an independent shop does not void your vehicle warranty — protected under Canadian consumer protection law.
By the Radman Auto Repair team, independent auto repair in Etobicoke since 1999 · Updated October 2026
Mercedes-Benz vehicles are engineered for long life but packed with systems that need the right diagnostics: air suspension, complex transmissions and many electronic modules. We diagnose them with dealer-level tools and repair them at independent prices.
Quick answer: Radman Auto Repair diagnoses and repairs Mercedes vehicles in Etobicoke with dealer-level scan tools, follows the factory maintenance schedule and uses parts and fluids that meet Mercedes specifications. Servicing here does not affect your warranty.
At a glance
- Models we see: C-Class, E-Class, GLC, GLE, GLS, S-Class, Sprinter and AMG models
- Diagnostics: dealer-level scan tools and factory service information
- Parts & fluids: OEM or OEM-equivalent, to Mercedes specification
- Warranty: independent service keeps your new-car warranty intact
- Book: call (416) 742-4521 or book online
Common Mercedes Problems
Air suspension leaking air struts or a tired compressor on E-Class, S-Class, GLE and GLS models with Airmatic: the car sits low after parking.
Oil leaks oil cooler, valve cover and oil filter housing seals on many V6 and V8 engines.
7G-Tronic transmission harsh or delayed shifts from a failing conductor plate or overdue fluid.
Balance shaft and timing some 2005–2008 V6 engines wear a balance shaft gear, setting camshaft correlation codes.
Brake wear sensors a brake warning on the dash usually means the pad wear sensor has tripped; sensors are replaced with the pads.
Warning lights SRS, ESP and check engine faults. See warning lights guide.
Mercedes Maintenance Notes
- Follow the Service A / Service B schedule shown on the dash.
- Use oil that meets the MB 229 approval your engine specifies.
- Transmission fluid is often listed as long-life; a fluid and filter service extends transmission life on high-kilometre cars.
- Replace brake wear sensors with every pad change.
More on Mercedes: suspension, transmission service, warning lights. Under warranty? See servicing a car under warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Mercedes Service A and Service B?
Service A is the basic service (oil, filter, inspection); Service B adds filters, brake fluid and more checks. The car tells you which is due. We follow the same schedule.
Why does my Mercedes sit low in the morning?
On models with air suspension, a leaking air strut or a failing compressor or valve block lets the car settle. We find the leak before replacing parts.
Can you diagnose Mercedes electronics?
Yes. We read every module with dealer-level diagnostics, including SRS, ESP, transmission and body systems.
Do you service the Sprinter?
Yes, including maintenance, brakes and diagnostics on Sprinter vans.
Will having the work done at an independent shop affect my warranty?
No. Using an independent shop for maintenance and repairs does not void your new-vehicle warranty. Keep your invoices; we document the parts and work on every job.






Toronto & Etobicoke’s Independent Mercedes Specialists
Radman Auto Repair has serviced Mercedes vehicles for GTA drivers since 1999, with honest diagnosis before any repair.
This Service Includes
✓ Dealer-level scan & diagnosis
✓ Factory maintenance schedule
✓ Mercedes-spec parts & fluids
✓ Detailed invoice for your records
