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How Many Kilometers for Volkswagen's Major Maintenance?

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AidenAnn
07/30/25 8:43am
Volkswagen typically requires a major maintenance every 60,000 kilometers. Items included in major maintenance: Major maintenance builds upon minor maintenance. Regular minor maintenance only requires changing the engine oil and oil filter, while major maintenance generally includes replacing the air filter, cabin air filter, fuel filter, transmission fluid, brake fluid, antifreeze coolant, spark plugs, etc. Replacing severely worn components: Tires and brake pads should be thoroughly inspected, and if severe wear is detected, they must be replaced promptly. The replacement intervals for these parts vary significantly due to various objective factors, but they are usually replaced around 40,000 to 60,000 kilometers. Another critical component is the timing belt. The timing belt is a very important part and is often overlooked by many. Check the timing belt for signs of aging, and if abnormalities are found, it should also be replaced promptly.
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