Audi 40k service price reddit Called a VW + Audi specialist garage in the area and they quoted me $780. 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. 000km, 1. Sep 2, 2020 路 I checked with several Audi dealers, each of whom quoted me a firm price of $999 for the 20k/30k/40k/50k Audi Care plan for my 2019 Q7 Prestige, so it looks like there's no room for negotiation on price. || || |Plan| What it includes| Upfront Payment| Monthly Payment| |The Audi service plan 0 - 3 years|1 x Oil service 1 x Oil service and inspection service with pollen filter 1 x full inspection (on your second service) Vehicle health check and Audi cam Pollen filter replacement|2. ADMIN MOD 2018 Q5 40k service . Audi service schedule shows a nice $850 service at 40k miles that includes spark plugs which i am sure is most of the cost. 1% of what was in 40K service, 400% less than what was in 80K service. Dealerships need to make money. Nov 30, 2022 路 The dealer quoting you 600 dollars for a 40k service isn't bad. So just be ready every two years to pay a higher price for the major service which always includes a diagnostic scan and reset of the service intervals. I got mine with 46k miles, optioned out, ECU shows zero launches, one owner, clean title, under $40k. All Brembo parts. RAV4 brake pads repair costs more. And I’m shocked. Last serviced at an Audi dealer in NJ at 53k miles. So I decided to call 15 independent auto-shops and Audi dealerships in San Jose, CA to get price estimates: Fluids & Filter oil and filter change[low : $80, avg : $126, high : $185] I've only just gotten out of the service plan on my S3. Mine is an S3 ‘18, bought it about 2yrs ago. The oil and I don’t have the Audi Care plan. There are still a little at 80k. 12. $1195 is the base price from Audi, dealers can mark it up, may be worth calling around to see if a dealer will sell it with less markup or at Audi's stated price. Wanted to see if you all would recommend getting an extended warranty given that it’s relatively new, just high mileage. Does this seem high at all. minimal amount of crap in oil. When I received it I replaced the spark plugs and also the rear brakes and rotors. When I did it on my S6 I think it cost about $300 but I did the job myself so ofcourse it will be cheaper. I’ve run 5k miles with replaced pads and I feel it works well. The Audi care covers the 10k-40k and the term protection covers the replacement of all of the other maintenance items listed. Dealer recommended a transmission fluid change (but didn’t explicitly mention the filter). The initial purchase price difference alone (even in a same year) was massive. Most of these are right around the ceiling for what I am looking to spend. 5 years later with 180. Dealer quoted me $600 for 40k service on my 2016 Jetta. 66 £476. Such a rip off. Source: am audi service advisor Hey folks, dropped my Macan for service last Friday. 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. z Add, this is an S5. A Reddit community for Audi Enthusiasts and those who love four rings I looked at this car today! It has 43K miles and it’s 41K. Not complaining but just seeing what others are experiencing. Car is at 41k miles (bought at 30k and did an oil change at 35k so I held off on a full service for an extra 1k miles) Dealer has the typical 40k service @ $200 even and then wanted to also up charge me $160 for a BG additive treatment and $250 for spark plugs. I balked since I had looked up the expected costs of the 10/20/30/40K service and that including Audi Care in the financing would cost me more in the long run. I paid a little under 500 (last time was pre pandemic) and prices have gone up since. Must be 2017-18+ (newer body style for each model) and low miles (under 30k miles). 0T from Audi is very bullet proof, and newer Audi are more reliable than those older one, 2017 is not a bad year for A6, generally speaking if the service records is perfect, car condition is good, have a mechanic do a PPI result is good, have some money set a side, then bring it home and enjoy the ride. 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. Hi all, I just bought a 2021 Audi S5 Prestige Sportback used with 81k miles ($71k original sticker price, paid $38k). brake fluid flush ($234), rotate tires ($33), and 4 wheel alignment ($185). That’s awesome, would probably run me about $1,500 I think. But now I'm thinking maybe it was cheaper because the car was already in the shop. I have a 2018 A4 Premium at 66k miles. We’ve each owned multiple versions of our cars over the last 20 years. Does it have NAV and B & O? The maintenance plans should be flat rate & non-negotiable (I believe). The team at Audi Seattle enjoys giving back to our community, and are proud to donate to local food banks, the United Way and more. My Indy pointed out the trans pan leak and the dealer had overlooked it. When I took it in for the 40k service, the total came up to $2,000. Enter VIN or Select Model Enter a VIN to retrieve the maintenance information specific to your vehicle The way it works I when you get a brand new Audi is the first service, the 10k, is a minor service then the 20k is a major. So far, oil changes are about $100 cad and I'm doing the changes about every 10k km. The dealer said, "You've gotta get out of the It’s been 4 years now and the miles are 39k and called the local Audi dealer and they quoted me $750 for a service. Apologize if this has been asked before. I know at some point I have to do DSG fluid change and the Haldex as well. less than 5% of what was in the 40K service. 5K miles right now. 000km. It seems like they sold you the Audi care and “term protection” in which $3900 isn’t unreasonable for the term protection. You may spend like 50 dollars more at most. 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. I am coming up on my 40k, transmission service and probably brakes as well as the usual oil change. Reached out to local brake shop they charged similar price. I contacted a local indepen The Audi Care 20k/30k/40k/50k prepaid scheduled maintenance package for model years 2017 through 2019 will expire at 62,000 miles or 72 months from the original vehicle in-service date, whichever occurs first. 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. Should I buy this? What would I end up paying if I paid for it at the time of service every time? The dealer went over a ton of other protection add ons which I declined. You buy them in groups of (2) services. Are these numbers correct? The service price seems alright. I need new pads + disc in the next 5-10k km Dealer quote; ~€2000,- (diy ~€360,- exc. So for you, it would be 40k and 50k services with 1 being a minor service and the other being a standard service. I'd say half that is fair. A Reddit community for Audi Enthusiasts and those who love four rings Members Online • 21Chisholm. 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? I am taking my car in for the 40k service. No issues apart from one small service. 240K subscribers in the Audi community. Which for you should be $1,349 or so for the next two services due. Looking at the maintenance on the Audi manual, there is so much more it seems I need to do. Now I drive Q5, bought with 70. Labor is expensive. oil sent out. But as an Audi, it's the cheapest one around, so the pieces and maintenance is the cheapest, but you still pay the Audi man-hours prices. I’d agree at a non-dealer the service prices are pretty close! It's very much worth it if you're doing dealer service, and keeping the car long enough to get to the 40k/4-year service, which is super pricey. The service you are being sold is more expensive than a Major service on a 991 Turbo lol. I read analysis before that there are metal shavings as the dsg breaks in at 40k. Better yet, negotiate it into the price when making a deal. Also, stop going there. Lets say $600 per service at the independent shop or $1600 for 4 services (40K miles) at Audi. If they say it’s good then go for it but keep in mind that standard maintenance is still expensive Source: Am Audi Service Advisor. Yada, yada, yada, get Audi Care next time. I can’t find the service sheet and can’t remember exactly what they said but they’re known to upsell on service 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 Audi recommends changing at 40k miles. 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 Sep 11, 2015 路 My 2013 plate A4 2. 5k sound system and forgot what else Same car, but mine is 50k, did a 40k major service with a local shop, 60% of the dealership price, delivered the same result. I was told always decline post car purchase deals. You need DSG service that very important since it dual clutch transmission it every 35k-40k mileage for service. The premier Reddit community for fans, owners, and enthusiasts of the Audi e-tron series of electric vehicles. I am planning on oil/filter change, cabin air filter and spark plugs. Then I bought newer A6 (C7) with 160. With me doing mostly work from home the car has been driven pretty lightly and never pushed to the limit. Through our Passport Service, you can take advantage of a shuttle service and free annual inspections when your vehicle is in our service shop. What is the best bang for buck within the listed price range for an Audi? No family yet so I was thinking along the lines of A4, S4, or A6, but could also consider the SUVs if those are better value. The prices listed online are very old. A Reddit community for Audi Enthusiasts and those who love four rings Tilter667. The most challenging aspect is to get an up-to-date price for the maintenance cost. I’ve put 40K miles on my 2023 Q3 bought in Nov 2022. Anyone out there have this done recently? All in quote with 40K service plus new rear pads, rotors, and brake fluid is $2,400. is300 price We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. J. Power ranked Audi well Jan 3, 2024 路 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. While looking for a Skoda Octavia with that box, I found one at 155k miles where everything else had been serviced, but there was no record of gearbox oil changes. less than 1% of 40K service. I changed the oil myself at 59-60k miles. When I went for 40K service at dealer, they offered me a rear brake job for $700. 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. The brake job is way overpriced though. Price seems high by about $500. Does $1100 seem reasonable for a 40/50k audicare service package? With inflation how it is I was not real surprised. dijoda vcqifa ahdm zeqt fiou rukqf bqqnoj hknd mtbzkno kjc ewlr dajcc ftnwyk nthc shljo