Mercedes benz service near Raleigh, NC

SL500 2003. Battery light visit repair shop was on and after buying new batteries and a new voltage regulator the light was still on. It took a few days but the issue was diagnosed as a bad battery voltage regulator in the trunk. Car is running like a champ again.

Complete automotive service and support NOT limited to just transmission. Technicians have more than 20 years experience each, diagnostician has more than 25 years experience. Drivetrain and undercar experts, NC Transmission has the solution for your automotive needs.

We TEST, We Don't Guess. When we tell you what's wrong with your car and what parts or repairs it needs, it's because we tested and verified the fault. We Fix your car right, The First Time. You're welcome to come back to see us, but you won't have to come back to resolve the same problem. We FIX American, European and Asian cars, we don't work on them. From computer diagnostics and electrical repairs to spark plugs, timing belts & water pumps; to engine and transmission repair or replacement; major and minor repairs, we do it all.

The shop was fast, friendly and professional. Took time to answer my questions and recommend only the repairs that I needed.

Mrs. Johnson, I hope you were able to get the information you needed regarding your account, and that you will think of us the next time you have custom wheel and tire needs. Thank you for your feedback concerning one of our 8 locations. We strive to always give excellent customer service. I will review your account with my staff. Sincerely, RimTyme Owner

Single owner since 1991, Crossroads European is an independent auto repair shop located in the Research Triangle Park of North Carolina. Durham's BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Mini Cooper, VW and Audi specialists. ASE Certified technicians and state-of-the-art shop.

The Manager was nice and to the point. My truck was fixed in a couple days and it runs great!!!

My, how times have changed. I've gone to Strickland Muffler since 1983, because they were regarded (by mechanics) as doing the best alignments. After moving out of state and recently returning. I drove from Raleigh to Louisburg to have my car done. There were now new people working there. (I assumed they were the owners sons) I arrived at 8AM, and the manager said that his alignment man wasn't there yet. He arrived 45 minutes late. He told me that I needed tie rods and recommended that I get new tires first. He offered to sell me a set. I said that I preferred to get my tires at Sam's Club. He told me to come back afterwards, and he would do my alignment. I returned at 11:00AM and he's on the computer, and said "I can't get you now, we're about to go to lunch". I said "OK, what time should I return?". He said "at 1:30 PM". I thought OK? .... I can find something to do until then. Then, just as I was pulling out of the driveway, he came up to my car and says "look, it's hot today... and I don't like working on hot days like this ..... can you come back in the morning?" I said "fine!?...I'll come back tomorrow". When I arrived early the next morning, the manager (who witnessed everything) saw me and went into the office. After about 10 minutes, I go into the office to see what's taking so long, only to find both of them on their computers. The other mechanic looks up at me and said "can I help you?". I said "I've come back for the alignment". He gets a look on his face and says OK. He THEN orders the parts needed. The parts arrived 20 minutes later, he put my car on the lift, then dropped it back down and backed my car out onto the street. He proceeds to walk past me (never so much as turning his head in my direction) saying "you need to find somewhere else to get your alignment.... I don't have the right parts and we can't do that type of alignment here". WHAT !!! I was beyond ticked! I still remember the original owner, he was a stand up g