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When you want your vehicle to last for as long as possible, you will need to be sure that you get in for routine maintenance. Oil changes, tire rotations, and brake checks will ensure that your vehicle spends as much time on the road, at peak performance, for as long as it can. When you take care of your vehicle, it will take care of you.

Spring break is long gone, and we are driving full speed into April with summer just up ahead. It’s time to get ready. And just like people are hitting the gym to regain their summer body, your Audi needs some service every once and a while to do the same. That’s why we have our Service Center standing by. 

Don’t ignore that dreaded light coming on- it may indicate a serious problem.

1. A faulty Oxygen (O2) sensor – the vehicle loses fuel and eventually, has a damaged catalytic converter
2. A loosened or missing gas cap – a compromised fuel system causes a loss of fuel through evaporation
3. A damaged catalytic converter – the auto will not speed up while pressing on the gas pedal
4. A defective Mass Airflow Sensor – the car cannot determine how much fuel is needed to run the engine and causes harm to the catalytic converter
5. Worn out spark plugs – the car will lose power and clog up…