You can expect ‘no surprises’ when receiving your next invoice after servicing your Volkswagen
through our authorised dealer network. With Volkswagen Assured Service all items requiring
maintenance as indicated in the Volkswagen service schedule are included in the cost, so
the price listed is the price you will pay.*

When servicing with an authorised Volkswagen Dealer, rest assured knowing that only Volkswagen technicians will work on your vehicle, using the latest Volkswagen diagnostic equipment. Authorised Volkswagen Dealers have access to the full Volkswagen parts catalogue, giving you the confidence to know that any parts replaced during a service or repair are replaced with Volkswagen Genuine Parts®. What’s more, your Volkswagen will be returned in immaculate condition, cleaned and vacuumed. Add these together and you can rest assured there’s no better place to keep your Volkswagen running like a Volkswagen.

Service your Volkswagen at an authorised Volkswagen Dealer
and your Volkswagen quote is fixed until 31st December 2021.

Every Calendar Year* ensuring you know the maximum price you will pay for a standard scheduled service each year.
Volkswagen Dealers offer technicians equipped with the very latest diagnostic equipment,
specialist tooling and Volkswagen Genuine Parts®. They work to factory specified guidelines so you can be confident
that your Volkswagen will be well taken care of.
Service your vehicle at your local Volkswagen Dealer and your quote is fixed until 31st December 2021.
Pricing quoted below is valid until 31st December 2021 for standard scheduled services performed up to and including this date.

Learn about fixed price servicing, available for all Volkswagens between 3-15 years old. Fixed priced servicing, offering no nasty surprises. Corey from IDParts.com performs a DSG Transmission Service with fluid and filter on a 2010 Jetta Sportwagen TDI. This same procedure can be followed for any.

40,000 miles marks a significant time in your Volkswagen's life where you'll want to perform more in-depth maintenance tasks along with routine VW maintenance to ensure your vehicle the best performance and longevity. You will also need to perform this same maintenance checklist at 80,000 miles. For information on other service intervals, please see our Maintenance, Service, and Repair Information page.

VW Maintenance at 40,000 and 80,000 Miles

Body and Car Interior:

1. Visually inspect body for rust or corrosion,
2. Lubricate door checks and mounting pins,
3. Check headlight adjustment,
4. Check Interior lighting (as applicable), including glove box lights, cigarette lighter/power outlets, horn, and all warning lamps,
5. Check exterior lighting, including front and rear lights, luggage compartment lighting, turn signals, hazard warning lights, daytime running lights, curve lighting, and automatic headlights,
6. Check cleaning nozzle functionality of rear window (if applicable),
7. Enter the date of the next service on the service sticker and apply to the driver's side door pillar,
8. Check tread depth, condition, wear pattern and pressure of all tires (including spare) and rotate front to rear,
9. Inspect underbody sealant for damage, and
10. Check for damage and functionality of the windshield washers, headlight cleaning system, and wiper blades; add fluid if necessary.

Engine and Undercarriage:

1. Check battery,
2. Inspect brakes and shock absorber for damage or leaks,
3. Check thickness of brake pads, brake disc condition, and brake fluid level,
4. Check coolant level and frost protection,
5. Check CV joints for leaks and damage,
6. Replace dust and pollen filter (if applicable),
7. Change oil and replace filter,
8. Check engine and engine compartment components for leaks and damage from above and below; check transmission, final drive, and drive shaft boots from below,
9. Check exhaust system for leaks, damage and secure fittings,
10. Change oil in the Haldex clutch (if applicable),
11. Check power steering oil level (if applicable),
12. Check condition of ribbed V-belt,
13. Check second battery (if applicable),
14. Reset service interval display (if applicable),
15. Check tie rod ends for excessive play and check boots, and
16. Change Automatic and DSG transmission fluid and filter.

Regular VW Maintenance to perform (regardless of mileage):

During your 40,000 and 80,000 mile VW Maintenance, your technician should visually inspect the airbag system, check your tire mobility kit, and replace the tire filler bottle (to be replaced every 4 years).

Model Specific Maintenance:

1. For the 3.0L TDI: Check AdBlue®. Fluid level and add if necessary; replace fuel filter
2. New Beetle: Change brake fluid
3. Convertible roof, CSC roof, and retractable hard top: Check for function and damage, clean and lubricate seals, and check latch (if applicable)
4. 2.0L TDI: Replace fuel filter
5. 2.5L, 3.2L, 3.6L, and 4.2L: Replace spark plugs
6. Sunroof and panoramic sunroof: Check, clean, and lubricate

Vw Dsg Service

After the regular 40,000/80,000 mile VW Maintenance tasks are performed, your technician will take your vehicle for a test drive to check over functionality and performance of your Volkswagen.

At 120,000 Miles:

Vw Dsg Service Interval

At 120,000 Miles, you'll perform all of the VW maintenance items included above, as well as:

1. Replace and clean housing for air filter element and snow filter (if applicable),
2. Check ash loading of the diesel particle filter and replace if necessary.* (2.0L TDI and 3.0L TDI only),
3. Replace timing belt (2.0L TDI only),
4. Replace tire pressure sensors (every 6 years, regardless of mileage), and
5. Replace spark plugs (every six years, every model, regardless of mileage).

Vw Dsg Service Cost

*If not necessary, check every subsequent 10,000 until necessary.