Audi A4 First Maintenance Time and Mileage?
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Audi A4 first maintenance time and mileage are as follows: The first maintenance for Audi A4L 2.0t models is at 5,000 kilometers or six months, followed by maintenance every 5,000 kilometers. For 3.2L models, the first maintenance is at 7,500 kilometers or six months, followed by maintenance every 7,500 kilometers. Expansion: At the end of 2008, FAW Audi officially launched the domestically produced new Audi A4L, which secured a place in the mid-to-high-end mid-size car segment and achieved sales figures surpassing its competitors in the same class. Over time, some competitors have undergone generational changes or mid-cycle facelifts, and the launch of the long-wheelbase version of the new BMW 3 Series has brought strong competition to the mid-to-high-end mid-size car market.
When I first got my Audi A4, I was also confused about the first maintenance schedule. The 4S dealership clearly stated it should be done at 1 year or 10,000 kilometers, whichever comes first. This isn’t arbitrarily set—new car engines have a break-in period where metal debris can mix into the engine oil, and delaying too long may damage the engine. My experience: I drove 8,000 km within the first six months and went straight for the service, getting the free oil and filter change. Remember to bring the maintenance manual—the 4S needs to log vehicle details in the manufacturer’s system. Missing the deadline or incomplete records could void warranty rights. Keep an eye on dashboard alerts; city drivers in heavy traffic may opt for earlier service, while those covering long distances can wait until the 10,000 km mark—just don’t exceed the limit.
