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Service Time
Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2019 8:44 pm
by Sammyb349
So car is going in for it’s service on Monday. 4th birthday present I suppose... old girl has 22k miles on the clock
Have asked for them to address the following - should I ask about anything else?:
(1) gearbox oil
(2) A/C recharge
(3) dust & pollen filter
(4) panoramic roof service
(4) brake discs and pads
(5) brake fluid
They’ve also suggested I get the air filters replaced, but i’ve Passed as I think I might go aftermarket... any suggestions, or should I stick to OEM?
Lastly, I’d bought some Goodrich brake lines in anticipation of the brakes needing an overhaul but Audi of course won’t fit non-OEM parts.
What should I do - is it better to get discs and pads from somewhere else and get an Indy to fit them with the hoses? If yes, any recommendation in north Surrey?
Re: Service Time
Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2019 1:29 pm
by Sammyb349
?
Re: Service Time
Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2019 5:11 pm
by Madelvic
I'm leaning towards getting Audi to do the service work (and getting stamps in the electronic book as it were) and using an indy for non-service items
Audi prices are getting a bit crazy. I've done the service plan from them that covers two services for £595; still not that cheap but cheaper than the prices they quote.
How much are they quoting you for this work? £3365 for the work below
Service £675
Gearbox £225
Brake fluid £85
Pads and discs £1275 + £975
Sunroof £130
Re: Service Time
Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2019 5:42 pm
by Sammyb349
Thanks - Not got a quote yet off them. They will revert tomorrow once they’ve seen the car. The front pads will need doing for certain. I think discs might be okay.
If it’s just the pads then there is no point paying their prices.
Re: Service Time
Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2019 8:42 pm
by Madelvic
Wanted to change my discs - but I reckon they have 2 years left in them. Car has done 25k miles. Pads are circa £160. Get the service package if you can though - 2 services for less than what they'll charge you for one
Re: Service Time
Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2019 8:50 pm
by Sammyb349
Perfect - will look into it.
Re: Service Time
Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2019 10:36 pm
by Sammyb349
So....
Front discs and pads need doing as an advisory under the MOT. Wear sensor just about breaking through on the pads. Discs alegedly 75% worn although they didn’t give me the measurements.
Price... £1,365.
What are people’s thoughts?
Re: Service Time
Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2019 11:35 pm
by Madelvic
Need to measure disc thickness. 34mm max to 32.4mm min
Discs can be bought for £700. My Indy has just quoted £135 for pads fitted. Parts seem cheap. He thought so too
Re: Service Time
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2019 12:43 am
by Sammyb349
Will get the disc measurements. I got a quote from Crewe Audi.
2x front discs = £732
2x Front pad sets’s = £330
Total = 1062
Re: Service Time
Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2019 9:16 pm
by Sammyb349
Time to report back...
Had the car serviced by Jack Barclay, and again it was top quality. Expensive, but for piece of mind, i’m happy. Those shiny bell rotors...
Brake Fluid - £54
Plenum Chamber clean - £56
MOT - £49.99
Front Pads & Discs - £1,062
Oil Change Service - £264
Oil - £13.50
Oil Filter - 28.96
Pollen Filter - £46.70
Air-Con Service - £74.72
Gearbox Oil Change - £70
Gearbox Oil - £88.69
Panoramic Roof Service - £115.50
Total - £2300

Re: Service Time
Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2019 9:19 pm
by Sammyb349
For air filter - might go aftermarket... any suggestions, or should I stick to OEM?
Re: Service Time
Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2019 9:37 pm
by Sidicks
Sammyb349 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 9:16 pm
Time to report back...
Had the car serviced by Jack Barclay, and again it was top quality. Expensive, but for piece of mind, i’m happy. Those shiny bell rotors...
Brake Fluid - £54
Plenum Chamber clean - £56
MOT - £49.99
Front Pads & Discs - £1,062
Oil Change Service - £264
Oil - £13.50
Oil Filter - 28.96
Pollen Filter - £46.70
Air-Con Service - £74.72
Gearbox Oil Change - £70
Gearbox Oil - £88.69
Panoramic Roof Service - £115.50
Total - £2300
Looks like the £1,062 they quoted you for discs and pads was pre-VAT. That's actually a cost of £1,274.
Cheeky...
Re: Service Time
Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2019 10:13 pm
by Sammyb349
Ended up not getting the pets from Crewe Audi. Perhaps should has asked JB to match though

Re: Service Time
Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2019 11:17 pm
by Madelvic
Madelvic wrote: ↑Mon Feb 18, 2019 11:35 pm
Need to measure disc thickness. 34mm max to 32.4mm min
Discs can be bought for £700. My Indy has just quoted £135 for pads fitted. Parts seem cheap. He thought so too
Weird replying to my own post, but.....
Had a Porsche Indy change front pads and front suspension parts. Cost of pads was £81 plus VAT. Wow. All in £560 including wheel alignment. Audi wanted £800 alone for the suspension work and £1300 for pads and discs
As the friendly Indy said, at that price I can change pads and discs when the discs eventually need to be done
Re: Service Time
Posted: Fri Aug 23, 2019 10:13 pm
by jangol
Just got my a few bits done this week..
Service (plugs too)
Gearbox oil
Final drive oils too..
Added new tyres also.. heavy week of spending
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