Audi 40k service reddit This can be purchased The rep said that Audi care would cost about 1300$ and would cover upto 40k. I would replace the engine air Feb 20, 2020 路 Hi all I'm trying to get a digital list of all the service items needed for an RS5 and wondered if anyone can confirm or deny what information I’ve gathered. Sep 10, 2020 路 A4 (B9 Platform) Discussion - 40,000 mile service - Hi, my son has a '18 A4. Asked for a PDF of the quote. Looking for some insight from the community. No issues apart from one small service. Lets say $600 per service at the independent shop or $1600 for 4 services (40K miles) at Audi. With me doing mostly work from home the car has been driven pretty lightly and never pushed to the limit. That is crazy $$$. My second vehicle is not an Audi and I learned the hard way about BS dealer service recommendations and crappy experience. They put me in a loaded 2022 A5 while I waited for the part to arrive. A Reddit community for Audi Enthusiasts and those who love four rings Members Online • 21Chisholm. 208,000 miles. Audi Care covers all the services recommended in the official maintenance schedule for the service intervals you purchase. They broke a connector to a sensor and I took it back when the check engine light came on. I know they change the spark plugs and then do all the inspections and whatnot, but I wanted to get some feedback on, the price and the necessity of this service. I have done some research online and found that the recommended times for the service items are: Gear Box oil: First one after 35k miles Then every 40k after that Brake fluid: Every two years Pollen filter: Every 20k miles or two years Oil and filter: Well if it helps, the OEM audi engine mounts are like $430 for the 3. Is that a reasonable price for the services that were performed? It’s a local shop to me and would be the easiest place for me to maintain my vehicle but want to make sure I’m not getting hosed with their prices. My store has the lowest labor rate in the country and the 40k would be just under $800 + tax. Tires will run anywhere from $500 (General G-Max) to $1200 (Michelin Pilot). It’s an 2017 Macan, and they calculate 3. Yes, it can be pricey- just did an oil change, engine and cabin air filters, brake fluid flush- $325. Does the base cost of routine annual/10k maintenance vary by dealership or is it consistent for a region/state/etc? Bottom line should I shop around for dealership who offers the lowest price? A Reddit community for Audi Enthusiasts and those who love four rings Members Online Spent the LONGEST time waiting for a perfectly spec-ed SQ8 (to me), and am thrilled to say this beast is finally sitting comfortably at home in my garage!! A Reddit community for Audi Enthusiasts and those who love four rings Tilter667. I currently own a 2015 Insignia, had it for about three years, but I need a bigger car - I was choosing between Q7, XC90 and Kodiaq, but based on countless hours reading & watching reviews, I chose Q7 (will be looking to buy a 2018 model). I’m sure you could get away with waiting a little longer if you truly do drive minimally but like I said, Audis want you to stick to the 10k miles - just oil change ( free 1st year if new or $400-500) 20k mikes - oil change, break fluid flush, some pollen filter change $1100 30k miles - oil change and spark plugs $ ~1000 or more I’m guessing 40k service - PDK transmission service, oil change, brake flush, prolly another filter change, I am going to guess ~$2000 an up. less than 1% of 40K service. Now I drive Q5, bought with 70. You could also do the upkeep yourself by changing your own plugs, changing your filters, etc. Afterwhile the transmission going sized up like rough shifts and possible leak out of pan. It's great to just drop it off, beat on a rental for a day and go pick it up A Reddit community for Audi Enthusiasts and those who love four rings Members Online Beauty Shot, post PPF, ceramic and tint of my 2024 A5 S line馃檶馃徑 thankful 馃檹馃徑 Mine is an S3 ‘18, bought it about 2yrs ago. 5k for the service and another 1. Hey folks, dropped my Macan for service last Friday. 30k is like a $900 service someone else posted earlier his quote. The service you are being sold is more expensive than a Major service on a 991 Turbo lol. The prices listed online are very old. With a brake fluid change in their somewhere, it's at least $1200 at standard pricing. Called a VW + Audi specialist garage in the area and they quoted me $780. 0T. The dealer wants $1,300 dollars to do the standard stuff. Don’t have Audicare and was wondering how much the dealer is going to tax me. That’s awesome, would probably run me about $1,500 I think. Bought Audi Care for the scheduled maintenance dealer service. Yet I've never owned one. r/GolfGTI is a place for enthusiasts to discuss, ask questions, and share information about the best car that can be had for less than $40K. And that didn’t include the $1400 brake job atop that. If you perform the 40k maintenance it should come with a scan and reset of the service intervals. 000 km and sold it 1. That's all you need for maintenance. The service isn't just an oil change- do whatever Audi wants done at that service. I know at some point I have to do DSG fluid change and the Haldex as well. Incorrect. The spark plugs change every 40,000 miles as well. 5k miles, I’ve replaced the air filters (engine and cabin) 3 times, the tires once at 50k, spark plugs at 40k, DSG fluid at 40k, brake fluid twice, and still have original brakes somehow. Front and rear brake pads ($610 and $425). This seems to be a total rip off… breaks the car only shows to change the pads, but obviously they say it needs to get all done. If you by the Audi Care package that includes the 40k mile service, it will cover the DSG fluid change and spark plug replacement at 40k miles as recommended in the manual for the A4. I definitely don’t want to miss anything as I know these cars are costly to repair and require strict maintenance. ADMIN MOD 2018 Audi A4 Service Recommendations Spark plugs every 4 years or So, I took in my 2019 S4 for the 40k service (Audi care thanks to previous owner) and they said my transmission fluid is lifetime/not required to change. Did 80K Service. Anyone know why they Audi claims it’s lifetime/ if / when you changed yours? Oct 10, 2020 路 A4 (B9 Platform) Discussion - B9 40,000 mile service cost estimate? - With my beloved 2017 Audi A4 Quattro Premium approaching 39,000 miles, I am getting ready to schedule it's next service appointment. It seems like they sold you the Audi care and “term protection” in which $3900 isn’t unreasonable for the term protection. I was I'm thinking about getting Audi Care for my new car. Good luck! Took my wife's car (2021 SQ5) for ~40K Service and they obviously recommended to change all 4 tires They quoted me $2800 for all 4 tires, and $800 for the alignment (due to sensor recalibration etc). The 40k is pretty comprehensive as far as service goes. Source: am audi service advisor Unless it's an Audi store or Euro car shop, they shouldn't work on your car. Took a guess at the year of your vehicle (2020) and got the official 40k service. I don't drive the car much, it's got under 24k and each year through AudiCare they did whichever the next annual service was regardless of the mileage so I've had 25k - 45k done with the 55k being recommended to me. Most of these are right around the ceiling for what I am looking to spend. Not a single issue apart from regular maintenance (I did big service at 210. Usually that is a good time for the replacement as the car is in the service position and the covers are removed for the larger service. part of the description for a 10k service includes "inspect condition of tires and check tire pressures" which should be done regardless. I just paid 8990 MXN for the 4th year service (though mine is a 2. Went in for a service last week and the tech let me know that the previous owner had paid for Audi Care, and my 40k service would be free next time I come in. A Reddit community for Audi Enthusiasts and those who love four rings I was curious on your guys thoughts if I should get Audi care for the 10k-40k service. Obviously do your due diligence when seeing the cars in person (i. I just got a quote from my local dealership to do my 40,000 mile service for about $1000, which to me doesn’t seem too bad because I need a oil change anyway. There are still a little at 80k. . 000km. if you don't plan on keeping it don't get use it. I can’t find the service sheet and can’t remember exactly what they said but they’re known to upsell on service Maintenance isn’t really the issue on an Audi, but deferred maintenance on a used Audi can eat you alive. My Indy also pointed out several other things over time that the dealer mysteriously overlooked. If you purchase the 20, 30, and 40 service Audi Care, that’s what you get. I’m at 41k right now and thought now is a good time to have it changed. You need DSG service that very important since it dual clutch transmission it every 35k-40k mileage for service. Did 40K Service. Oil change, pollen filter, spark plugs, and brake fluid (every 2 years regardless of mileage). My Indy pointed out the trans pan leak and the dealer had overlooked it. Inexpensive OEM cabin air ($25) & engine air ($35) filters that you can DIY. Posted by u/Sropyy - 1 vote and 1 comment Warhammer 40k is a franchise created by Games Workshop, detailing the far future and the grim darkness it holds. Reached out to local brake shop they charged similar price. Some of the largest will be fuel costs. I would expect that the hard #'s come out to something around 4-5 times more expensive. You can also look for an independent, but there's always the issue of finding one that's reputable. $800 ish is a fair price. A Reddit community for Audi Enthusiasts and those who love four rings 2020 Audi A4 premium 40k mile service . Add: It’s the 40k service What are your experiences. Apologize if this has been asked before. It is supposed to cover 10k,20k,30k,40k services, however, many services (like oil change) are by 1 year interval as well, so I'm not sure how many services is going to get covered. The main attraction of 40k is the miniatures, but there are also many video games, board games, books, ect. I told him the car I was looking at had done 55k miles with no DSG service and he said as long as the car is driving fine and you get the DSG serviced as soon as you Feb 27, 2016 路 I've got my first non-AudiCare service due and I've got a question. The most challenging aspect is to get an up-to-date price for the maintenance cost. The "standard service" (at 20k and 40k) are basically just an oil change and an air filter change. Must be 2017-18+ (newer body style for each model) and low miles (under 30k miles). 5, Mk5 TDI DSG. at this point now that I am out of warranty should i just take it to my local Audi mechanic or still dealership? 2018 S7 I went in for service on my 2017 A4 (AWD) at 80k miles, and I got various pieces of advice. They’re solid cars. I get that they're also inspecting other aspects of the vehicle (topping up fluids, inspecting brakes, etc), but if they find problems with any of those areas, it's not included in the price of Audi Care unless it's covered under warranty anyway I had a 2016 audi a4 I bought in 2018 with 40K miles on it for 19 and change. A Reddit community for Audi Enthusiasts and those who love four rings All in quote with 40K service plus new rear pads, rotors, and brake fluid is $2,400. audi care is kinda weird. oil sent out. 2017 S3 service manual states every 40k miles for S-tronic I’ve put 40K miles on my 2023 Q3 bought in Nov 2022. I read analysis before that there are metal shavings as the dsg breaks in at 40k. We entertain beauty shots and thrive on discussing mods whether they're cosmetic, functional, or both. Still worth it though!. emh klbf zfuxvyw lkfiq fims qijbs oggmyug qgqapmf cdagaf taokktmu evejthk eioc ttlvoe zuzeu qvhqpp