Posted on 11/22/2024
At Walt Eger's Service Center, we take great pride in being a CarMax Certified Repair Shop, and today, we want to share with you why this certification is so important for your vehicle maintenance and repair needs. Whether you’re driving through Severn, Columbia, Glen Bernie, Laurel, Odenton, or Fort Meade, Maryland, knowing your vehicle is in expert hands brings peace of mind and ensures you receive top-quality service. What Does It Mean to Be a CarMax Certified Repair Shop? Being a CarMax Certified Repair Shop means we have met and exceeded the high standards set by CarMax, a leader in the used car industry. This certification reflects our commitment to providing exceptional service, using high-quality parts, and employing skilled technicians who are experts in their field. Here’s why choosing a CarMax Certified Repair Shop makes a difference: 1. High Standards of Quality: CarMax Certified Repair Shops must adhere to rigorous quali ... read more
Posted on 11/18/2024
One of the most dreaded sights for any driver is a small glowing light on their dashboard: that telltale check engine light. What does that really mean, though? How do you deal with it when it lights up? Knowing what the check engine light means will save you time, money, and the frustrations of dealing with bigger car problems in the future. Your check engine light is a key component of your car's on-board diagnostic (OBD) system. It's a warning light that tells you that the engine, transmission, or emission control system has detected a problem. Anything can set off that light, from a loose gas cap to a failing catalytic converter. A few standard issues can turn on the check engine light. The easiest one is a loose or damaged gas cap. Inadequate gas cap tightening can reduce fuel pressure and turn on the check engine light. Often, simply tightening or replacing the gas cap can remedy this issue. We love a quick and efficient fix! A bad oxygen sensor is ... read more
Posted on 11/15/2024
Owning a Mercedes-Benz is an investment in quality, luxury, and performance. But like any high-end vehicle, regular upkeep is essential to ensure it stays reliable and maintains its value over time. Taking care of your Mercedes doesn't just mean following routine maintenance schedules; it also means paying attention to small details that can prevent costly wear and tear issues down the road. Here’s a guide on the best ways to keep your Mercedes up-to-date on maintenance, extend its lifespan, and keep it running at its best. 1. Follow Mercedes-Benz Recommended Maintenance Schedules One of the best ways to keep your Mercedes running smoothly is to stick to the recommended service intervals set by Mercedes-Benz. Each Mercedes model has its own specific maintenance schedule, usually broken down into Service A and Service B milestones. Service A typically includes an oil change, filter replacements, fluid checks ... read more