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Service Intervals

If you are not sure when you should bring your Audi in for service or which services are to be performed on your vehicle, ask your authorized Audi Service Advisor.

  Service intervals in miles (kilometers)  
  5, 000 miles (8, 000 km)(1)   Minor Maintenance Service with tire rotation  
  15, 000 miles (25, 000 km)(2)   Major Maintenance Service  
  25, 000 miles (40, 000 km)   Minor Maintenance Service  
  35, 000 miles (55, 000 km)   Major Maintenance Service with additional items  
  45, 000 miles (70, 000 km)   Minor Maintenance Service  
  55, 000 miles (85, 000 km)   Major Maintenance Service with additional items  
  65, 000 miles (100, 000 km)   Minor Maintenance Service  
  75, 000 miles (115, 000 km)   Major Maintenance Service with additional items  
  85, 000 miles (130, 000 km)   Minor Maintenance Service  
  95, 000 miles (145, 000 km)   Major Maintenance Service  
  105, 000 miles (160, 000 km)   Minor Maintenance Service  
  110, 000 miles (175, 000 km)   Timing Belt Replacement (Audi TT 2.0 TFSI with front wheel drive only)  
  125, 000 miles (200, 000 km)   Minor Maintenance Service with additional item  
  130, 000 miles (205, 000 km)   Timing Belt Replacement (Audi A3 2.0L TDI only)  
  The time-sensitive maintenance items table contains additional maintenance items  
(1) First minor maintenance service at 5, 000 miles (8, 000 km) or 1 year after delivery, whichever occurs first.
(2) First major maintenance service at 15, 000 miles (25, 000 km) or 1 year after the first minor service, whichever occurs first. Maintenance Services thereafter occur at 10, 000 mile (15, 000 km) intervals or 1 year from last service, whichever occurs first (alternating between minor and major services).

The intervals shown in this table are based on vehicles operating under normal conditions. In case of severe conditions, such as extremely low temperatures, excessive dust, etc., it is necessary for certain operations to be carried out in between the given intervals. This applies particularly to engine oil changes and the cleaning or replacing of the air cleaner filter element.

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