Audi Certified technicians have been specially trained and understand what it takes to keep your Audi running in optimal condition all year around. Certified technicians will work within the bounds of your warranty and only use genuine Audi parts, Audi accessories, or warranty-approved products.

OEM stands for “Original Equipment Manufacturer”, these parts are made by the manufacturer and are backed by a warranty.

Routine maintenance helps protect you, ensures your Audi's performance, and helps your Audi value last over time.

• Brake Inspection and Repair
• Tire rotation
• Fluid and tire check
• A/C and Heating Inspection
• Transmission flushing and repair
• Wiper blade replacement
• Battery test
• Engine checkup

Motor oil should be changed at least every 7,500 miles. Older model cars should be changed more often to ensure longevity and performance.

To get the best mileage and performance possible, tires should be rotated every 6,000 miles. This will also extend the life of your tires by allowing them to wear evenly.

• Brakes are squealing
• Brakes aren’t as responsive
• You hear a clicking noise

A battery’s lifespan is about 4-5 years depending on usage, weather, and quality.

Tire alignments adjust the angles of your wheels to reduce tire wear and ensure your handles.