Just the right thing when it comes to combining quality with sustainability.

Mercedes‑Benz Trucks Genuine Remanufactured Parts can be procured from the company-owned sales and service outlets and contractual partners, just like Genuine Parts. 

Compared to the production of a new part, the remanufacturing of old parts saves raw materials and energy. This saving is passed on to you as a price advantage of approx. 30%.

The cycle of used parts and remanufactured parts at Mercedes‑Benz Trucks works on the basis of a deposit return system. If you need a Mercedes‑Benz Trucks Genuine Remanufactured Part, your dealer can return the removed old part from your vehicle and you will receive a deposit for it. This value is determined based on predefined criteria. The removed parts are then sent to the plant for remanufacturing and can then be used again as Mercedes‑Benz Trucks Genuine Remanufactured Parts, just like any other Genuine Part from Mercedes‑Benz Trucks.

The return of a removed part depends on its quality and condition.

The following are permitted:

1. Mercedes‑Benz Trucks Genuine Parts
2. Mercedes‑Benz Trucks Genuine Remanufactured Parts
3. OES parts of a Mercedes‑Benz truck

The following are not permitted:

1. Parts with mechanical damage, e.g. due to fractures, cracks or deformations
2. Incomplete or disassembled parts
3. Parts with extensive corrosion
4. Oil-contaminated or oil-filled parts (drain oil beforehand and remove heavy soiling!)

Compared to new parts, Mercedes‑Benz Trucks Genuine Remanufactured Parts save a lot of energy and valuable raw materials in production: thousands of tonnes and tens of thousands of megawatt hours per year.² The independent testing organisation TÜV Süd has measured this very accurately and produced a life cycle assessment. For example, even the remanufacturing of a single OM 906 diesel engine saves 527 kg of carbon dioxide and 7.248 MJ of energy compared to its new production.