2023 Audi Q3

The new Audi Q3 is designed to provide you with a driving experience you won't forget when you're out on Fremont roads. It's eye-catching and powerful while providing a comfortable and premium interior experience. But, if you want your Audi Q3 to continue to perform as intended on your Santa Clara drives, you'll want to stick to your Audi Q3 maintenance plan.

The Audi Q3 maintenance schedule consists of two main services: the minor maintenance service and the standard maintenance service. Get an in-depth look at the Audi Q3 maintenance plan today with the service experts from Audi Fremont.


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Audi Service - Q3 Minor Maintenance Services

Your exact Audi Q3 maintenance schedule can vary depending on your specific model and driving habits around Milpitas. We recommend you reference your owner's manual or schedule a service appointment with our team for specifics.

However, the general rule of thumb is to perform the first Audi Q3 maintenance plan, the minor maintenance, at 10,000 miles or 1 year, whichever comes first. After the first 10,000 miles or 1 year, the minor maintenance service is performed every 20,000 or 2 years. When you bring your Audi Q3 in for the minor maintenance service, here's what typically will be performed:

  • Brake system: Check brake pad thickness.
  • Engine oil & oil filter: Replace the oil and filter
  • Multi-point inspection: Perform the inspection.
  • Service reminder indicator display: Reset the display.
  • Tire repair kit: Check and inspect the kit and its expiration date.

Audi Service - Q3 Standard Maintenance Services

Next up for the Audi Q3 maintenance schedule are the standard maintenance services. This service interval is much more in-depth but is necessary to ensure you enjoy smooth Newark travels. The standard maintenance services are performed at the first 20,000 miles or 2 years, whichever comes first. Then, it'll be performed every 20,000 miles or 2 years after the first interval. Service requirements during this visit include:

  • Body/chassis: Inspect inside/outside for paint damage & corrosion.
  • Brake system: Check brake pad thickness, damage and leaks, condition of brake hoses, & the presence of the bleeder caps.
  • Connected box/OCU battery (for Audi Connected Services): Check with the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester.
  • CTG Label: Ensure the CTG (Certification Test Group) label is present, undamaged, and legible in the engine compartment. With the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester, verify the certification test group engine family number on the label matches the engine control module.
  • Door hinge (including door stay) and door latch: Lubricate these parts. 
  • Engine cooling system: Inspect coolant and the freeze protection level.
  • Engine oil & oil filter: Replace oil and the filter.
  • Engine, transmission, final drive, steering (with front noise insulation removed): Inspect for leaks and damages.
  • Exterior lighting: Inspect these parts. 
  • First aid kit: Inspect and enter the expiration date.
  • Horn: Inspect these parts. 
  • Instrument cluster: Inspect the warning and indicator lights.
  • Interior lights: Check all interior lights.
  • Multi-point inspection: Perform the inspection.
  • Road test: Perform the test. 
  • Safety belts: Check functions of these parts. 
  • Service reminder indicator display: Reset the display. 
  • Spare tire: Inspect the condition and tire pressure. Adjust if necessary (if equipped).
  • Sunroof systems: Check the function (if equipped).
  • Suspension and axle components (front and rear): Check the dust seals on ball joints and tie rod ends.
  • Tires: Inspect condition, tire pressure, and tire tread wear.
  • Tire repair kit: Check and inspect the kit and expiration date.
  • Underbody: Inspect for damage and leaks. Ensure the underbody paneling and lines are properly mounted.
  • Warning triangle: Check if it’s present (if equipped).
  • Windshield washer system: Inspect the system and add fluid.
  • Wiper blades: Inspect and/or replace the blades. 
  • Dust and pollen filter: Replace this part. 
  • Panorama sunroof systems (PSD): Check the drainage system with a fluid check (if equipped).

Audi Service - Q3 Time-Based Services

Some of the required maintenance items for the Audi Q3 are time-based services. This often means that regardless of mileage, these items will need to be serviced if you want your Audi Q3 to continue to provide you with excellent performance. Let's take a look at a few time-based services your Audi Q3 may require:

  • Replace AWD clutch fluid (if equipped): Every 3 years
  • Replace brake fluid: Every 2 years

Audi Q3 Maintenance Costs at Audi Fremont

What are the Audi Q3 maintenance costs like? Truthfully, the Audi Q3 maintenance costs will vary depending on your specific situation. Factors like age, mileage, and model, can vary, especially if you end up needing additional maintenance or repair services.

If you're looking for an estimate of the Audi Q3 maintenance costs for your vehicle, we recommend you speak with one of our service experts. Otherwise, you can also opt for Audi Care or service financing to help you with the cost of maintaining your Audi Q3.

Get Audi Q3 Service in the San Jose Area

When you want excellent service in the Fremont area, there's no better place to visit than Audi Fremont. We'll help you keep your Audi Q3 in excellent condition, so you don't run into any issues on your road trips. Let us know when you're ready for service today.


 
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