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Debunking the Myth that Mercedes Engine Mounts are Fragile

Model: Mercedes Mercedes Various
Part: Engine mount

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The video tells us that Mercedes engine mounts are fragile and are a common issue in the brand's vehicles. In reality, they are designed for comfort, which is why they wear out faster than those from other brands.

Mercedes has always prioritised maximum driving comfort and cabin quietness: to achieve this, they use very soft hydraulic engine mounts filled with fluid that excellently absorb vibrations. Therefore, the wear of engine mounts on a Mercedes is not a defect but a predictable maintenance characteristic: it is known that they need to be replaced between 93,000 and 155,000 miles, depending on driving style and road conditions.


Posted on 3 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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