Personal service with out the up sell that the dealership pushes on you.

S&S charged me for rubber axle covers ($200) during a failed axle repair attempt that made the car far worse than when I drove it in to them. S&S then charged me for remanufactured axles that came with new rubber axle covers, but would not refund/return my 1st pair of $200 covers because they said they had to be returned with axle cores for credit. Through a consumer advocacy group, I got S&S to name the axle rebuilder who supposedly required the rubber boot covers I'd been charged $200 for in order to receive their core credit. When I shared the S&S statement with the named rebuilder, the company owner confirmed that they do NOT require rubber covers: S&S scammed me out of $200. Now I have the S&S confession in writing as well as the supplier's letter disproving the S&S claim (and apologizing to me for the poor experience). Nice & honest guys, huh? Learn from my sad experience and go elsewhere.

Their prices have gotten too high. May as well just go to the dealer.

Is unfortunate there are few of us that appreciate everything in life.S&S Mercedes had maintained my car for years my car has five hundred thousand miles on it and I still can do hundred miles an hour on the highway with it. what this fellow anonymous is telling everyone about his experience he doesn't mention is been a customer over there probably for few years so it wasn't his first time there I'm sure.S&S best Mercedes shop in town with best prices and knowledge!!

These guys ultimately proved to be the typical belly-crawling unethical mechanics. Took my Mercedes in for a simple alignment after having put on a new set of Michelins, and they found many other things that needed attention. I know nothing about cars, and when they offered me two options for my front axles that had ripped boot covers, I chose to go with their plan of reconditioning mine as a temporary fix (mine made a minor intermittent tapping noise) rather than replace. Their attempt made the car essentially undriveable. They then charged me AGAIN to put in remanufactured axles (why wasn't this option offered the 1st time?) and refused to give me back the boots I paid $200 for in the first failed attempt. They then had the nerve to fabricate their own reality and to accuse me of having twisted their arm into a recondition attempt that they warned me would not work. Terrible experience; not trustworthy or honest. Go to the dealer before taking your Benz to S&S Mercedes in Sarasota.