Services
The jobs a Mercedes line teaches you to finish.
Nordbahn is an independent shop. The owner learned the cars at a Mercedes-Benz dealer, then opened a bay for that marque and the other German ones: BMW, Audi, Porsche, Volkswagen, and MINI.
Faults
Diagnostics
A warning light is a starting point. We pull the fault, look at the live data, and tell you whether it is a sensor, a leak, or a job that should wait.
- Factory-level scan for the six marques we service
- First hour $165, credited if you approve the repair the same visit
- A written finding before any parts order
Intervals
Scheduled service
Oil grade, filter, and the small items that get skipped when a shop sees every brand in a day. Spark plugs, cabin filters, and brake fluid sit on the same visit when they are due.
- 4-cylinder oil service from $189, six-cylinder from $249
- Brake fluid exchange from $139
- V8 and performance engines quoted from the oil spec
Stopping
Brakes and suspension
Rotors, pads, and the sensor that turns the dash light on. Under the car we replace control arms, bushings, and links that knock on Ontario roads.
- Pads and rotors, one axle, from $620
- Suspension parts quoted after the lift inspection
- An alignment is arranged when the geometry changed
Before the keys change hands
Pre-purchase inspection
An hour and a half on the hoist and the scanner. You leave with a list: what is leaking, what is worn, and what can wait until next season.
- $275, booked before you bring the car
- Useful on a private sale or a dealer car you have not committed to
- We do not inspect cars outside the six marques
Also on the hoist
Cooling, leaks, and electrics
Water pumps, thermostats, expansion tanks, valve-cover seepage, and the electrical faults that show up as a dozen codes and one real cause. Cooling service starts at $189 when it is an exchange. A pump or a housing is a separate estimate.
Left to other shops
Body, glass, and tires
We do not paint, replace windshields, or run a tire rack. If the car needs those, we say so on the estimate and you take that part of the job elsewhere.