How often should I service my Audi?
We recommend that you regularly maintain and service your Audi to keep it running at its best. Find out about the recommended service schedules below.
If you want information on your specific vehicle please contact your local Centre or check your manual.
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Petrol, diesel and hybrid vehicles
Includes many traditional servicing elements such as checking fluid levels, filters and lights, as well as the condition of the tyres and the braking system to ensure they meet the legal requirements. An inspection service is required at the below intervals:
Fixed regime
Every year or 9,300 miles, whichever comes first
Flexible regime
Every 2 years or up to18,600 miles, whichever comes first
Certain engine variants may only be available with a fixed regime. Speak to your Audi local Centre for specific requirements for your vehicle. AUDI AG reserves the right to alter recommended maintenance schedules at its sole discretion.
Our Inspection Service includes all essential maintenance checks, such as fluid levels, filters, lights, tyre condition, and braking performance, ensuring your Audi meets all legal standards. An inspection service is required at the below intervals:
Every 2 years or up to18,600 miles whichever comes first, some models may vary, your Audi Centre can advise the exact time for your model or you can check your manual
The MOT test checks that your vehicle meets all road safety and environmental standards. It is a legal requirement in the UK for all vehicles to have a valid MOT.
Due on vehicle’s 3rd birthday and then annually
The pollen filter in your vehicle prevents pollen, dust and other particles from entering through your vehicle’s air vents. A replacement is required at the below intervals:
Every 2 years
The brakes are some of the hardest working components in your vehicle, and brake fluid is vital to keep them in sound working order for optimal braking performance. A system test and brake fluid replacement is required at the below intervals:
Every 2 years
Changing the air filter is crucial for maintaining engine performance, fuel efficiency, and preventing costly repairs. A clogged air filter restricts airflow, leading to increased engine strain, reduced fuel economy, and potential engine damage from debris entering the combustion chamber.
Generally recommended to be replaced every 40,000 to 60,000 miles or every 4 years, whichever comes first. Some models may vary, your Audi Centre can advise the exact time for your model or you can check your manual
It is recommended to replace these periodically dependant on mileage and vehicle age. Please contact your local Audi Centre for more information on when these should be replaced.
Your Audi Centre can advise the exact time for your model or you can check your manual
Over time, the diesel fuel filter can become clogged with various impurities found in fuel such as dirt, debris and rust. As the filter in your Audi becomes clogged, its efficiency dramatically decreases. Changing the diesel fuel filter regularly is crucial for maintaining engine performance and longevity.
Generally recommended to be replaced every 40,000 or 60,000 miles. Some models may vary, your Audi Centre can advise the exact time for your model or you can check your manual
Proper maintenance keeps gear changes smooth, prevents clutch wear, and helps maintain fuel efficiency. It also plays a key role in vehicle safety and may be required to keep your warranty valid.
Generally recommended to be replaced before you reach every 38,000 mile interval. .Some models may vary, your Audi Centre can advise the exact time for your model or you can check your manual
The Quattro system relies on a complex system of gears, clutches, and fluids to distribute power to all four wheels. Proper lubrication is crucial for the system's smooth and efficient operation.
Generally recommended to be replaced every 10,000 miles. Some models may vary, your Audi Centre can advise the exact time for your model or you can check your manual. Those with high-performance models or who frequently drive in severe conditions, may choose to change the oil more frequently, such as every 5,000-7,500 miles, for added protection.
Replacing the cambelt at the recommended intervals is a preventative measure to avoid engine failure and expensive repairs.
Generally recommended to be replaced every 80,000-140,000 miles, some models may vary, your Audi Centre can advise the exact time for your model or you can check your manual
Regular servicing and timely replacement the V-belt are crucial to prevent unexpected breakdowns and potential engine damage. Factors like visible wear, noises, and fluid leaks can indicate the need for replacement sooner.
Generally recommended to be replaced between 50,000 and 100,000 miles, or every 4-5 years, whichever comes first. Some models may vary, your Audi Centre can advise the exact time for your model or you can check your manual
Brake pads should be replaced when they reach a thickness of 3mm or less, or if you notice signs of wear like squealing or grinding noises. Brake discs, on the other hand, should be replaced if they are thinner than the manual recommended thickness, or if they have visible grooves, cracks, or warping. When brake discs are replaced, pads should also be replaced at the same time.
Brake discs are generally recommended to be replaced between 30,000 and 70,000 miles, though this varies based on driving style and conditions. Brake pads are generally recommended to be replaced between 20,000 and 40,000 miles. Some models may vary, your Audi Centre can advise the exact time for your model or you can check your manual
Audi tyres should be replaced based on wear and age. We recommend regularly checking your tread depth and to look for signs of damage like cracks or bulges.
Replace your tyres if tread depth reaches the legal minimum (1.6mm) or after 6-10 years. We recommend having the same brand of tyre and replacing in pairs for each axel.
Fully electric vehicles
Includes many traditional servicing elements such as checking fluid levels, filters and lights, as well as the condition of the tyres and the braking system to ensure they meet the legal requirements. There are further inspections carried out by our trained technicians that are specific to you e-tron, for example checking your vehicle’s charging system, high-voltage system, and if applicable, replacing the coolant leakage reservoir. An inspection service is required at the below intervals:
Original e-tron SUV and Q8 e-tron models
Every 18,600 miles / 2 years
All other fully electric e-tron models
Every 2 years
The MOT test checks that your vehicle meets all road safety and environmental standards. It is a legal requirement in the UK for all vehicles to have a valid MOT.
Due on vehicle’s 3rd birthday and then annually
The pollen filter in your vehicle prevents pollen, dust and other particles from entering through your vehicle’s air vents. A replacement is required at the below intervals:
Every 2 years
The brakes are some of the hardest working components in your vehicle, and brake fluid is vital to keep them in sound working order for optimal braking performance. A system test and brake fluid replacement is required at the below intervals:
Every 2 years
In order to ensure the longevity and efficiency of your air conditioning system, this service is carried out alongside the Inspection Service and involves draining and refilling the refrigerant of the air conditioning system. It is required at the below intervals:
Q4 e-tron models
Every 4 years (only applicable to vehicles fitted with a heat pump)
All other fully electric e-tron models
Not applicable
Brake pads should be replaced when they reach a thickness of 3mm or less, or if you notice signs of wear like squealing or grinding noises. Brake discs, on the other hand, should be replaced if they are thinner than the manual recommended thickness, or if they have visible grooves, cracks, or warping. When brake discs are replaced, pads should also be replaced at the same time.
Brake discs and brake pads are generally recommended to be regularly inspected and replaced based on driving style and conditions. Your Audi Centre can advise the exact time for your model or you can check your manual
Audi tyres should be replaced based on wear and age. We recommend regularly checking your tread depth and to look for signs of damage like cracks or bulges.
Replace your tyres if tread depth reaches the legal minimum (1.6mm) or after 6-10 years. We recommend having the same brand of tyre and replacing in pairs for each axel.