Master certified Mercedes-Benz technician

Mercedes-Benz service and diagnostics in northwest Houston.

Stuttgart Motorworks is an owner-operated repair facility off FM 1960 and Jones Road. Every car is diagnosed and repaired by a Mercedes-Benz master certified technician — the same person who answers the phone and explains the work to you.

  • Hours
    Mon–Fri · 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Location
    Northwest Houston · 77065
  • Every repair order
    91-point documented inspection

Services

Dealer-level work, without the dealer

Scheduled maintenance through to driveline and suspension repair, using Mercedes-Benz factory diagnostic software and documented procedures.

01

Scheduled A and B service

Factory maintenance schedules performed to the interval your car is actually due for, tracked against its service history.

02

Dealer-level diagnostics

XENTRY/DAS factory software for guided tests, control-unit coding and fault data the generic code reader never sees.

03

Engine repair

Work on M272 and M177 gasoline engines and the OM642 diesel — leaks, timing, cooling and sensor faults.

04

Transmission service

722.9 and 9G-Tronic fluid and filter service plus valve-body diagnosis and replacement.

05

AIRMATIC & air suspension

Ride-height and air-leak diagnosis, compressor and valve-block testing, strut and air-spring replacement.

06

Brakes and rotors

Pad and rotor replacement with measured pad thickness and rotor condition recorded on your inspection report.

07

Electrical & module faults

Intermittent electrical problems, communication faults and control modules traced with wiring diagrams — not guesswork.

08

Diesel & DPF work

Diesel particulate filter, emissions and aftertreatment diagnosis and repair, including regeneration faults.

09

Sprinter service

Maintenance and repair for Sprinter vans, including work vans that need to be back on the road quickly.

10

Pre-purchase inspection

Before you buy a used Mercedes-Benz: a full documented inspection with measurements and fault-memory review.

A precision torque wrench resting on a workbench beside a row of sockets.

Factory torque specifications · documented procedures · measured results

Models and chassis

Platforms worked on regularly

Mercedes-Benz service is chassis-specific: the tooling, software procedures and known failure points differ by platform. These are the chassis that come through the shop most.

Chassis codes and model families
ChassisModel family
W205C-Class
W213E-Class
W222S-Class (previous generation)
W223S-Class (current generation)
W463G-Class
X253GLC
SprinterSprinter van

Driving something not on this list? Call — if it isn't work the shop should take on, you'll be told that directly.

Close-up of an engine bay showing a machined pulley, braided hose and hex fasteners under cool light.
Engine-bay detail — chassis-specific procedures, factory torque specs

Every repair order

A written inspection with measurements, not opinions

91 points inspected & recorded

Every car that comes in gets the same multi-point inspection, and you get the report in writing. Where a condition can be measured, it's measured and the number is on the sheet — so you can see how much life is left in a part instead of taking "it's getting low" on faith.

Scheduled-maintenance intervals are tracked against your car's actual service history, so recommendations reflect what has already been done — not a generic mileage table.

  • Brake pad thicknessmillimetres
  • Tire tread depth/32 inch
  • Battery cranking capacityCCA
  • Brake-fluid moisture contentpercent
  • A/C vent temperature°F
  • Scheduled service duevs. history
A brake rotor and caliper on a workbench next to a digital caliper and a tread-depth gauge.
Measured, recorded, and handed to you in writing

Why an independent specialist

One technician, start to finish

At a dealership your car passes through a service writer, a dispatcher and whichever technician is free. Here, one master certified technician takes the call, performs the diagnosis, does the repair and explains what was found. Nothing is lost in translation.

  • Master certified on Mercedes-Benz. The top Mercedes-Benz technician certification level — earned on these cars, not a general import qualification.
  • You talk to the technician. No service-writer relay, no second-hand description of your car's symptoms.
  • Factory-level tooling. XENTRY/DAS diagnostics and documented Mercedes-Benz procedures, not a generic scan tool.
  • Focused, not high-volume. A small shop takes on a limited number of cars at a time, and your car isn't parked waiting for a queue.
  • Everything in writing. Findings, measurements and recommended work are documented on your repair order.
An organized workshop tool wall with wrenches and sockets in exact rows above a graphite workbench.
Tooling kept in order — the same way the paperwork is

What to expect

Your first visit, step by step

No surprises, and no work performed without your approval. Here's how a job runs from the first phone call to handing back the keys.

  1. Call or email

    Describe the symptom, the model and roughly how many miles are on it. You'll be told whether it's work for this shop and when a slot is open.

  2. Drop off & intake

    Your car, mileage and concerns are written onto a repair order so the complaint being investigated is exactly the one you described.

  3. Diagnosis & inspection

    Fault memory is read with factory software, the concern is verified, and the 91-point inspection is performed and recorded.

  4. Estimate & approval

    You get the findings, the measurements and a written estimate. Work starts only after you approve it — and urgent items are separated from things that can wait.

  5. Repair & verification

    The repair is performed to factory procedure and specification, then the fault is confirmed cleared and the car is road-tested.

  6. Pickup & paperwork

    You leave with the inspection report, what was done, what was measured, and what to keep an eye on before the next service.

Visit us

Northwest Houston, off FM 1960 and Jones Road

The shop sits in an industrial park in 77065. Call ahead — appointments keep the bay free for your car.

Address
Stuttgart Motorworks
11130 Neeshaw Dr, Suite 12
Houston, TX 77065

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Phone
832-221-5043
Who you'll speak with
The owner — a Mercedes-Benz master certified technician

Hours

Monday9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
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