What Does Audi Basic Maintenance Include?

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LaBrianna
07/29/25 6:02pm
Audi basic maintenance includes: 1. Checking tire pressure and inspecting for punctures; 2. Examining the vehicle's chassis for oil leaks or loose screws; 3. Changing the engine oil, as prolonged driving typically causes engine oil to degrade in performance, leading to reduced lubrication and becoming cloudy; 4. Cleaning or replacing the air intake filter, which filters external air to ensure clean air enters the engine; 5. Checking brake fluid, coolant, windshield washer fluid, and antifreeze, as long-term driving and engine operation can reduce these fluids. If these fluids are not at normal levels during maintenance, they must be replenished; 6. Inspecting brake pads, using a ruler or visually assessing for wear. If the brake pads are nearly worn out, they should be replaced promptly to prevent brake failure.
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