Service

All vehicles will suffer from wear and tear from routine driving and luxurious Audi models are not excluded. The more miles and age someone puts on their Audi, the more the parts suffer. Age and environmental factors could also further degrade components. Even if someone does not drive very often, tire rubber could start to break down, and coolant fluid may lose its ability to perform its duties properly.

An owner might need to determine what service is required at what time, so Audi produces an owner's manual. Referring to the manual allows the owner to book the necessary service when it comes due.

What services are the most commonly required? Common services entail changing the oil and oil filter, rotating the tires, changing all other fluids, inspecting the brakes, aligning the wheels, rotating the tires, and checking the battery. There are other routine services listed, and they should be followed, including windshield wiper blade changes, spark plug replacements, and a timing belt change. No matter the job, it is necessary to have work done on time to avoid costly problems.