What is the Volkswagen Maintenance Schedule?

Proper maintenance is essential to keeping your Volkswagen running smoothly on the streets of Bedford and Willoughby, and part of that is sticking to the Volkswagen maintenance plan. After a certain number of miles, you’ll want to schedule an appointment and bring your Volkswagen in for a series of routine services, such as oil replacement, tire rotation, and general inspections. The nature of these services changes based on the number of miles you’ve driven, but don’t worry–the service team at Classic Volkswagen is here to break everything down for you. Read on for an overview of the Volkswagen maintenance schedule and reach out to learn more about the Volkswagen Jetta maintenance costs.!

Initial 10K Miles

Once you’ve driven an initial 10,000 miles on your Volkswagen, you’ll want to bring it in for some inspections and replacements. These include:

• Oil and oil filter replacement
• Tire rotation
• Airbag system inspection
• AdBlue fluid check
• Wiper blade inspection
• Headlight cleaning system inspection

20K, 60K, & 100K Miles

It’s a good idea to bring your car in every 10,000 miles for the above maintenance, but there are other mile markers to be aware of, as well. When you’ve reached 20,000, 60,000, and 100,000 miles, we’ll perform the following:

• Battery inspection
• Tire inspection
• Brake system inspection
• Fuel filter replacement
• Dust and pollen filter replacement
• Tire filler bottle expiration date check

30K, 50K, 70K, 90K, & 110K Miles

In addition to the 10,000 and 20,000-mile services, once you hit 30,000 miles on your Volkswagen, be sure to schedule a brake disc inspection and a brake and clutch unit fluid change.

40K, 80K, & 120K Miles

Finally, when your Volkswagen reaches 40,000, 80,000, and 120,000 miles, we’ll perform the most comprehensive set of inspections and services to make sure everything is running properly. In addition to all of the 10,000-mile services, we’ll do the following:

Inspections: 

• Tires
• Battery
• Brakes
• Coolant
• Engine
• Exhaust
• Electrical components
• Underbody sealant
• CV joints

Other services: 

• Fuel filter replacement
• Dust and pollen filter replacement
• DSG transmission fluid and filter change
• Tire filler bottle expiration date check
• Tire filler bottle replacement in the mobility kit

Schedule Volkswagen Maintenance at Classic Volkswagen!

If you’re wondering about the Volkswagen Tiguan or Volkswagen Jetta maintenance cost, it’s estimated that VW service costs an average of $672 per year, or $56, per month. It’s important that you stay on top of your Volkswagen maintenance schedule, but our team will also keep you updated on when it’s time to schedule an appointment. Feel free to contact us with any questions, or to learn more about your specific Volkswagen maintenance plan. You can also stop by our service center near Chardon if you’d rather talk to our service team in person.