Audi Service Sydney

Audi Service & Repairs

Our Full Audi Services in Sydney

We have been servicing Audis at our Pagewood workshop since 1999, and European cars for a great deal longer than that. The workshop is NRMA Approved and ATE accredited, ARC licensed for air conditioning work, and an authorised NSW inspection station. For an Audi owner that adds up to one place that can service the car, diagnose it properly when something is wrong, and handle the annual rego inspection without sending you elsewhere.

We are not a dealership and we are not a general workshop. Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Mini, Alfa Romeo and Skoda come through here every day, so the equipment, the parts supply and the experience all point at the same kind of car.

The Audi service schedule

Audi sets a scheduled service every 15,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first, based on an average of around 15,000 km a year. Your car will tell you when one is due through the service interval display. Every second service is the larger one, and a number of other items fall due at their own intervals on top of that. We carry all of it out as logbook servicing to schedule, with the book stamped.

Beyond those, individual models carry their own items. Timing belts, gearbox oil, Haldex coupling oil, sports differential oil and particulate filter checks all depend on which engine and driveline your car has. Each model page below sets out what applies to that car.

What is included at each service

At every oil change service, due at 15,000 km or 12 months:

• Engine oil and oil filter replaced with oil meeting the Audi specification for your engine
• Full vehicle inspection, with the results written up for you rather than summarised verbally
• Logbook stamped for the oil change service
• Service interval display reset using manufacturer-level diagnostic tools

At every inspection with oil change service, due at 30,000 km or 24 months:

• Everything in the oil change service above
• Dust and pollen (cabin) filter replaced
• Brake fluid replaced, which Audi schedules on time rather than distance at 24 months
• Any additional items that fall due at that distance for your engine

The inspection itself is not a glance over the car. Audi specifies what it covers, and it runs to thirteen separate checks:

• Windscreen and body, checked for damage
• Windscreen wipers and washers, function checked and washers topped up
• Horn, seat belts and interior and exterior lighting, checked for damage and operation
• Battery condition tested and the result recorded
• Engine, ancillaries, cooling and fuel systems, checked for leaks, levels and damage
• Underbody and exhaust system, checked for fitment and damage
• Gearbox, final drive, steering and suspension, checked for play, leaks and damage
• Wheels and tyres, condition checked, tread depth recorded and pressures adjusted
• Tyre repair sealant expiry date checked where fitted
• Brakes, condition and fluid level checked and pad thickness recorded
• Brake pipes and hoses, checked for leaks and damage
• Service interval display reset
• Road test to confirm the work

Keeping your Audi warranty valid

Under Australian consumer law you do not need to return to the dealership to protect a new car warranty. What is required is that the car is serviced to the manufacturer schedule, using parts that meet or exceed the manufacturer specification, by a qualified workshop. Our manufacturer logbook service follows the Audi schedule set out above, uses genuine and OEM-quality parts, and stamps the book. That condition is part of the claim rather than fine print under it.

Diagnostics built for Audi, not for everything

A generic scan tool will read a fault code. It will not talk to the individual control modules in a modern Audi, run the manufacturer test routines, or code a replacement component so the car accepts it. Our European car diagnostics run on manufacturer-level equipment, which is the difference between knowing something is wrong and knowing what is wrong.

Audi models we service

We service the full Audi range. These pages cover the models we see most often, and each one sets out the intervals, the items specific to that car, and the faults that come up repeatedly.

• Audi A1 servicing, including the 120,000 km timing belt
• Audi A3 and S3 servicing, the model we see most often
• Audi A4 petrol and diesel, across several generations
• Audi A5 and cabriolet servicing
• Audi A6
• Audi A8
• Audi Q2 quattro servicing, including Haldex fluid
• Audi Q3
• Audi Q5 servicing, petrol and diesel
• Audi Q7
• Audi Q8
• Audi TT and TTS servicing, including the TT RS

If your model is not listed we still service it. Call and ask.

Booking an Audi service in Sydney

We are at 32 Ocean Street, Pagewood, about fifteen minutes from the CBD and an easy run from Randwick, Maroubra, Bondi Junction, Mascot and the inner west. Call (02) 9316 8382 or book a service online and we will confirm what your car is due for before you commit to anything. If a Pink Slip is due at the same time, our E-Safety Check page explains what that inspection covers.

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