Audi South Atlanta is proud to offer our local Audi customers comprehensive transmission servicing when the vehicle calls for it. Whether it's a simple transmission fluid flush or comprehensive repair or replacement, no transmission job is too big or too small for Audi South Atlanta.
When Do I Need a Transmission Service?
Though you should consult your owner's manual for the most reliable information, generally, Audi transmissions require at least a fluid change at 60,000 miles, less if your vehicle uses a dual-clutch direct-shift gearbox (DSG). Regular inspection every 15,000 or 20,000 miles is a best practice and will help to spot potential issues early on. It may also be time for a transmission service if you experience slow shifting, sounds when the vehicle upshifts or downshifts, inability to select a gear or other issues.
Benefits of Transmission Servicing
There are many benefits to performing a transmission service on your new or used Audi vehicle.
- A transmission service ensures your Audi car or SUV will continue to shift smoothly and quickly for years to come. Audi vehicles are built for standout performance, and that includes the transmission. It could even make small efficiency improvements.
- Restoring the seals and fluid that keep your transmission operating correctly means extending the lifespan of your vehicle.
- Preventative maintenance has many benefits, and regular transmission fluid and filter changes will usually ensure a long service life for your transmission. That helps avoid major repair bills and unexpected breakdowns.
Stop by Audi South Atlanta Today
Whether you need your transmission service completed or another repair, stop by Audi South Atlanta today and take advantage of our talented and helpful service department. Friendly advisors, plenty of amenities, and experienced technicians are just some of the reasons to choose us. We'll see you soon.
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Audi South Atlanta
4332 Jonesboro Road
Union City, GA 30291-0291
- Sales: 678-783-2834
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