VW Recommended Maintenance from Winn Volkswagen of Woodland Hills,  CA

The first routine service that you will need on your Volkswagen is the 15,000-mile service. This Volkswagen recommended maintenance does a quick overview of your Volkswagen, checking for wear and tear on the parts that get used frequently, such as your tires and oil. You will also need to replace any filters in your engine and the cabin and top off all the fluid levels by this time. This service is pretty quick compared to the rest, but it lets technicians inspect your Volkswagen thoroughly.

The next time you need a routine service will be at the 30,000-mile marker on your Volkswagen. By this time, wear and tear throughout your Volkswagen is more significant, which is why there is Volkswagen-recommended maintenance. In addition to the rechecking, replacing, and topping off fluids like the 15,000-mile service. You will start to see signs that your brakes are wearing down when you begin to back up or slow down and notice a whining sound coming from your tires.

Once you make it to the 60,000-mile service, you have had your Volkswagen for a couple of years, and it has seen a few things. Everything from fluid top-offs, brake checks, and tire inspections are a part of this service. You are probably looking at getting your tires replaced if you have not already done so. At this point, you often need a battery replacement so that you do not find yourself unable to start your Volkswagen on a cold morning or out in public. This is a service that you should not skip.

At the 90,000-mile service for your Volkswagen, you can expect to have the most thorough inspection of your model. This routine service will include everything from the 60,000-mile service. However, your spark plugs will be replaced during this service, so you don’t get an unwanted check engine light if they burn out. All the sensors for the safety and technology features will also be inspected to ensure that they are working properly.