Audi Q3 Maintenance Schedule

Keeping up to date on your maintenance is what will keep your luxury Audi in top shape for the long run, but how do you know which schedule to follow? Our team believes we have the answer. Welcome to Audi Lubbock, otherwise known as your experts in the Lubbock, Midland, and Amarillo, Texas, areas on all things Audi, including your Audi Q3 maintenance schedule.

We know that service is important, and sticking to a service schedule is what will make your driving experience smoother for years to come. Read on to learn more about what to expect from Audi Q3 service.

20,000 Miles

Once you reach the 20,000-mile mark, the number of check-up items you should be looking for should increase. Not only have you been driving it for more time, but you're also conducting the maintenance that's taken care of at every 10K-mile interval.

At 20,000 miles, the following should be inspected: the body and chassis for paint damage and corrosion the brake system for damage or leaks, the OCU battery required for Audi Connected Services, the Certification Test Group label, the door hinges and latches, the cooling system, oil, and oil filter, and the engine, transmission, final drive, and steering.

20,000 Miles: Continued

We know what you must be thinking: What do you mean by continued? But it's true, there's more. In fact, it's easier to just consider 20,000 miles a great overview for reviewing the overall state of the Audi on the whole. This is why so many aspects are inspected this early into your vehicle's lifespan.

So, what does this entail? These areas should be inspected, as well, but wait, there's more. These features should be inspected, as well: wiper blades and washer system, warning triangle, underbody, dust and pollen filter, panoramic sunroof (if applicable), tires, including spare, safety belts, suspension and axle, supplied repair kits, and…

• Exterior/interior lighting/headlights
• Instrument cluster
• Multi-point inspection

Lastly, a road test should be conducted to make sure everything is shipshape.

Other Updates to Keep in Mind

It's good to remember that there are various time-based services to mind when it comes to taking care of your ride. For example, the AWD (all-wheel drive) clutch, if equipped, should have a fluid change every three years (regardless of mileage) and brake fluid should be changed every two years.

You can visit our website to learn more about expected maintenance for your Audi. Simply enter the information, including model and trim, and we'll take it from there.