Audi A3 Maintenance Schedule

 Keeping up with regularly scheduled maintenance is one of the best ways that drivers in the West Palm Beach, Coral Springs, and Stuart area can keep their Audi A3 vehicles in great shape. Not only will your vehicle perform at its best, but you'll also be aware of any situations that could become problems if left unchecked.

To help you take care of your Audi A3, we're going to provide you with the necessary information regarding the various services and inspections needed for your vehicle. We'll also explain how to understand your maintenance schedule. By following this schedule, you'll keep your Audi A3 running smoothly and efficiently for years.

Understanding Your Maintenance Schedule

Understanding a maintenance schedule isn't difficult. This one will be broken down my mileage because it's an easier form of measurement than time. Not everyone drives the same distances, so mileage simply works best.

On this page, you'll see a mileage listed with the corresponding services that you'll need to have performed during that visit. It's important to remember to repeat those services when you add that mileage to your vehicle.

Audi A3 Service Intervals

• 5,000 Miles: During your first service interval, you'll need to have your oil and oil filter replaced. You should also have your brake system inspected for damage or leaks, pad thickness, and brake fluid levels. You'll also need to rotate your tires and reset your service reminder and tire pressure monitoring system.    

• 15,000 Miles: At this mileage, you'll need to have a variety of components inspected. These inspections include your front and rear axle, ball joints, exhaust system, engine compartment, cooling system fluid level, and drive shaft boots. You'll also need to have your dust and pollen filter replaced.      

• 35,000 Miles: When you reach this service interval, you'll need to have your ribbed V-belt checked and replaced if necessary. Your spark plugs will need to be replaced, and your transmission and final drive will need to be checked for leaks.      

• 55,000 Miles: During this visit, you'll need to have your battery checked for clean terminals or damage. Your fuel filter will need to be replaced, and the underbody will need to be inspected for any damage or leaks.      

• 75,000 Miles: Your ribbed V-belt will need to be replaced during this visit. You'll also need to check the tension of the belt drive.      

• 110,000 Miles: At this service interval, you'll need to replace your timing belt. You should also have your timing belt tensioning system, dampening pulleys, and idler pulleys checked and replaced if necessary.

Now that you know about your Audi A3 maintenance schedule, you're ready to take the necessary steps to ensure that it gets the proper services to perform at its best.

Drivers in the West Palm Beach, Delray Beach, and Boynton Beach area can always schedule a service appointment with us at Audi West Palm Beach. Our expert technicians are here to keep your vehicle up to speed and ready to face the open road.