Volkswagen Maintenance Schedule

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Keeping up with your Volkswagen service intervals is crucial if you want to run at its best on the roads of Kenosha. The specific Volkswagen maintenance intervals will vary depending on the type of model you drive. However, the general Volkswagen maintenance schedule is pretty much universal for all Volkswagen vehicles. To give you an idea of when your Volkswagen is due for service and what kinds of services are recommended, take a look at our maintenance guide put together by the service experts at Frank Boucher Volkswagen of Racine. 

 

First 10,000 Miles

One of the most significant Volkswagen maintenance intervals is the first 10,000 miles of ownership. Once you hit this mark, you’ll want to be sure that the main systems and components inside the vehicle service. Here are the recommended services for this mileage interval: 

  • AdBlue fluid check 
  • Wiper blade inspection 
  • Headlight cleaning system inspection 
  • Oil and oil filter replacement 
  • Tire rotation 
  • Airbag system inspection 

You can easily schedule service with Frank Boucher Volkswagen of Racine online to have these services performed on your Volkswagen vehicle. 

20,000 / 60,000 / 100,000 Miles 

After driving around Lake Geneva for the first 10,000 miles of owning your Volkswagen vehicle, you’ll want to continue getting routine services at additional service intervals. For the Volkswagen service interval of every 20,000, 60,000, and 100,000 miles, here is what Frank Boucher Volkswagen of Racine recommends he has serviced:

  • Fuel filter replacement 
  • Dust and pollen filter replacement 
  • Tire filler bottle expiration date check 
  • Battery inspection 
  • Tire inspection 
  • Brake system inspection 

30,000 / 50,000 / 70,000 / 90,000 / 110,000 Miles 

At these Volkswagen maintenance intervals, you’ll want to focus more on preventative maintenance. Frank Boucher Volkswagen of Racine recommends that you have all the same services you had at the first 10,000 miles of service plus these additional services:

  • Brake disc inspection
  • Brake unit fluid change
  • Clutch unit fluid change

If you’ve found this helpful, then be sure to check out our other service and parts tips online!

40,000 / 80,000 / 120,000 Miles 

For these Volkswagen service intervals, we recommend getting the same services that were covered during the first 10,000 miles. Additionally, we recommend getting inspections and other important services in these areas of maintenance: 

Inspections: 

  • Tires
  • Engine 
  • Exhaust 
  • Electrical components 
  • Battery 
  • Brakes 
  • Coolant 
  • Underbody sealant 
  • CV joints 

Other services: 

  • Fuel filter replacement 
  • Tire filler bottle expiration date check
  • Tire filler bottle replacement in the mobility kit 
  • Dust and pollen filter replacement 
  • DSG transmission fluid and filter change 

To help you keep up with your Volkswagen maintenance schedule, visit Frank Boucher Volkswagen of Racine online or at our location near Burlington. Our maintenance menu can help you narrow down what specific services you need for your Volkswagen vehicle. 

Schedule Volkswagen Service in Racine!

Hopefully, you have a better idea of how to keep up with your Volkswagen maintenance schedule. If you still have questions or aren’t sure what services your vehicle needs, contact Frank Boucher Volkswagen of Racine!

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