Oil Change
Changing the oil in your Audi is a necessary step in maintaining your engine's reliability and performance. Benefits of an oil change extend beyond just cleaning the gunk out of your motor. The oil in your engine provides many benefits, including:
- Lubricates the metal parts of the engine
- Helps to cool the engine down
- Collects and removes engine sludge and small particles
Performing an oil and filter change is the easiest way to maintain the long-term health of your Audi. We suggest checking your owners manual for the manufacturer recommended oil change schedule. Bringing your Audi in for an oil change as a part of a regular maintenance routine will keep it running smoothly, and ensure it remains part of your family for many years to come. Performing an oil change on a regular basis can save you lots of money down the road, and also give you an opportunity to see if your tires need to be rotated or if your brakes need service.
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Brake Repair
The brake pads on your Audi will wear out over time, so replacing them is a necessity. Many factors can affect their lifespan and the frequency in which you will need to replace them.
The lifespan of your brakes depends significantly on the type of vehicle you are driving. For example, the brakes found in a performance-oriented sports car might have more stopping power but may wear out sooner than those found in a more economical sedan. Another significant factor in your brakes longevity is your driving habits. If you frequently brake hard and stop abruptly, this will cause your brakes to wear out more quickly. The type of driving you are doing will affect your brakes as well. Lots of stop-and-go city driving or heavy braking at a track will reduce your brakes lifespan. Lastly, the material and hardness of your brake pads (which often correlates with the type of vehicle) will also affect how long they last.
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Tire Rotation
Tires need to be rotated to even tire wear front-to-back and side-to-side. When you drive, your tires wear in a certain way depending on which side of the car they are on, the roads you're driving on, and the weather you drive in. Tire rotation helps even out the wear on the tires, making them last longer and keeping you safer on the road.
It's important to rotate the tires even if they are not showing signs of wear, as the changes might be too small to notice with just your eyes. Also, when rotating your tires, the technicians can check the tires for any improper inflation issues or other major concerns.
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Change Tires
Many drivers who'd never consider skipping a basic service like an oil change often overlook their tires. But tires play a crucial role in your car's performance and safety.
Systems like traction control and anti-lock brakes rely on your tires, as they're the only part of your car that touches the road! And since your local Audi dealer is committed to keeping your car safe, reliable, and performing at it's best, our highly trained technicians always stress the importance of properly maintaining your tires.
Because if the weather turns rotten, you hit some rocky road, or you're just out carving corners on a Sunday drive, you'll appreciate the peace of mind a fresh set of rubber inspires. After all, when you're replacing your tires, you're ensuring your vehicle's ride, handling traction, and safety.
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Free Pit Stops
Taking care of the little things goes a long way. Come in anytime for our free vehicle pit stops. We will fill and adjust tires to their proper settings, as well as top off all the essential fluids, including oil, power steering, transmission, coolant, and even windshield washer. Stop by our service center location for this service. It's free, quick, and convenient. Keeping your car in prime condition helps to increase the longevity of its life, and makes sure that you are in good hands whenever you're on the road. Even you don't know when the last time you stopped in at a service center was, give us a call or a spontaneous visit. Our Service Center is here for you, with free vehicle pit stops.
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