How much is an audi q5 oil change

For some, an oil change is like heading to the dentist: inconvenient but necessary.

Today’s newer-tech engines using synthetic oil are engineered to go anywhere from 7,500 to 15,000 miles between oil changes. Thanks to more exacting standards in engine-building technology, the quality of the synthetic oils has improved. And there’s another factor: more than half of today’s new cars have monitoring systems that give you a heads-up when it’s time to change the oil.

Your driving style and needs can also affect how often you need to change your oil. If you just drive around town and put 6,000 miles or so on the odometer every six months, you might change the oil twice a year. If you do a lot of highway or long-distance running or operate your vehicle in sandy or dusty surroundings like the deserts of Nevada or Arizona, you might be a candidate for more frequent changes.

Once upon a time, local service stations and Quick-Lube franchisees recommended changing traditional oil and oil filters every 3,000 miles. That was mostly a marketing ploy. Lately, with the use of synthetic blends and full synthetic oils, owners are now able to push out or extend the vehicle’s oil life further to 10,000 miles or even as much as 15,000 miles.

Regular maintenance won’t just keep your car running well, it’ll help protect your car’s value over time. For more ways to do this, see How to Maintain the Value of Your Car.

The Q5 is a compact SUV that's known for having a dependable performance. However, part of that reliability stems from keeping up with routine maintenance.

It's crucial to get service done when needed near Peabody, Danvers, and Beverly. You may be wondering, though, how much certain services can be.

Below are just some of the Audi Q5 maintenance costs from the Audi Peabody Service Center. Read through the information, then contact us to get service completed on your vehicle.

Costs to Maintain Audi Q5 Performance

When it comes to maintenance costs for your Audi Q5, it'll depend on two factors:

• Number of miles on the odometer
• Types of service performed

10,000 Miles - Factory-Recommended

The first major maintenance check you'll get is after you hit 10,000 miles on the odometer. At this point, you'll get the following work done:

• Change the engine oil and replace the filter.
• Check the brake system, including the thickness of the disc brake pads.
• Complete multi-point inspection.
• Reset service reminder display.
• Check and record completeness and expiration date of the tire repair kit.

Total Cost = $243.59

20,000 Miles - Factory-Recommended

• Replace the dust and pollen filter.
• Check the body for damage and corrosion.
• Check the brake system, including condition of brake hoses.
• Lubricate the door hinge and door latch.
• Check freeze protection and coolant level of the engine cooling system.
• Visually inspect engine, transmission, final drive, and steering for any leaks.
• Check all exterior lighting, including front/rear lights and turn signals.
• Check and enter expiration date of first aid kit.
• Check front and rear axle/suspension components.
• Check horn function.
• Check tires for condition, tread wear, and pressure.

Total Cost = $452.89

60,000 Miles - Factory-Recommended

The 60,000-mile check will include everything done at the previously mentioned service intervals. However, it'll also include the following work:

• Replace the air filter.
• Replace the dust and pollen filter.
• Check the warning and indicator lights.
• Perform a road test, checking engine performance, clutch, transmission, etc.
• Check function of sunroof system, if equipped.
• Check covers and inner fenders lines of underbody for damage.
• Inspect windshield washer and headlight washing system and add fluid if necessary.
• Check condition of wiper blades and replace if necessary.

Total Cost = $547.89

Individual Services

• Engine oil and filter change: $89.95
• Tire rotation: $29.95
• Wiper blade replacement: $29.95 (starting)
• State inspection: $35.00
• Dust and pollen filter: $99.99 (starting)
• Fuel system service: $249.95

  ---

Service Specials for the Q5

In addition to regular maintenance costs, we offer a variety of service specials. These can be for the following services:

• Oil and filter changes
• Brake pad replacements
• Wiper blade replacements
• New car battery

Keep in mind, though, that these specials can change from time to time. Therefore, you'll want to double-check our current offers before scheduling service for your Q5.

Schedule Audi Q5 Maintenance Today

Now that you have a good idea on how much Audi Q5 maintenance costs, you can schedule service at any time with us.

The team at Audi Peabody will get to work on your vehicle right away, making sure that it remains in peak performance for a long time.

Don't wait. Keep your Q5 in top health by scheduling service near Peabody, Danvers, or Beverly today!

How often does Audi Q5 need oil change?

How much should an Audi oil change cost?

Is an Audi oil Change expensive?

How much is a oil change for a 2012 Audi Q5?