All models of Volkswagen are not the same. Depending on the model and its engine and drivetrain specification, the service price will vary. To know the cost of service for your car, send us an enquiry or simply call us and our expert Service Advisors will be glad to assist you and give you a quote.

Your Volkswagen engine is highly engineered with minimum tolerances. During the engine testing and design, the manufacturers chose a certain brand and grade of oil that works best with each engine. Changing the grade and sometimes even the brand of oil can affect the performance of the engine and increase wear and tear. That’s why we use the manufacturer recommended grade and brand of oil even if it’s a little more expensive, as it extends the engine life and gives better performance.

You can visually check for any oil spilled where the car is parked. If oil has spilled, there is a good chance of the engine oil light is from a leak. Also, you may have a minor leak, which may not leave a major puddle but over time can cause the oil level to fall. If not, then the problem could be that your Volkswagen is burning oil internally due to excessive engine wear and tear. To avoid this, it is important that the correct oil grade recommended for your car is used.

At every service, we check the brake pads to assess its life and recommend changing them when they are at 20-15% of their life. Also, most modern cars have sensors to indicate when the brake pad is at the end of its life. If your car has brake pad sensors, we recommend changing the pads immediately (within 1000Km) once you get the warning on your dash. Changing your brake pads too late can lead to damaged disk brakes and calipers which are costly to repair or replace.

It is advisable that you don’t drive the car or safely pull over if you are driving. The check engine light turns on when there is a problem electronically or mechanically on your car engine. It could be something minor like dirty injectors or something major that could damage your engine. We will not know until a diagnostic tool is connected to your Volkswagen and the error codes are diagnosed by a professional. Please call us as soon as possible to avoid any serious problems, and we will be glad to assist you.

It could be worn out components like bushes, ball joints or shock absorbers. Its best to get this checked and repaired as worn-out suspension parts will affect your Volkswagen’s handling and increase wear and tear on your tyres.

Short answer NO, long answer maybe. It’s possible that the reason your car is shaking is because of something simple like worn out spark plugs, or it could be something major. It is best not to ignore the engine vibration and get it check as soon as possible.

Engine overheating can be caused by a leakage in the cooling system, a faulty water pump, a leak or blocked radiator, and/or a blocked hose. In extreme cases engine over heating can also be caused by a damaged head gasket. You should not drive your vehicle and get your Volkswagen checked by a professional.

If your Volkswagen is overheating, STOP THE ENGINE AS SOON AS SAFELY POSSIBLE.
If the engine overheats beyond a certain point, (which can sometimes happen very quickly) the engine can get damaged beyond repair. If you are driving, you should pullover as soon as it is safe to do so and get a recover to transport your vehicle to the garage for inspection. Depending on the cause of the overheating, even driving a few meters can damage your engine beyond repair.

It typically means the transmission has an internal fault. Dirty transmission fluid, fault in the valve body , fault in the torque converter , fault in internal mechanical components, or a faulty output speed sensor could all be to blame.

If you smell fuel inside or near your car on the outside, its possible that you have a fuel leak. Its dangerous to keep or drive your vehicle in such conditions as fuel can drop on hot parts of the car and cause a fire. Please get your car to the workshop for us to inspect as soon as possible.

Signs Your Battery Is Dead or Dying are 1) Your engine cranks slowly but doesn’t start. 2) No crank, no start, no lights! 3) One day it starts fine, then next day your car won’t start. 4) Cold cranking takes longer than usual. 5) You’ve jumped it a lot already. If you are facing any of the above issues with your Volkswagen, Just give us a call and we can arrange for a battery and a qualified automotive electrician to visit you wherever you might be and replace your battery.

Your Volkswagen could have a gas leak in the AC or there is a problem with its compressor or engine cooling fan etc. Avoid using the AC as this would put unnecessary load on the compressor and also cause it to fail. Get your car over to us for us to check and diagnose the exact cause of the problem.

When you brake and feel the vehicle vibrating, it may be due to problems with the brake pads or brake disks. Other reasons for the vibration could be from your suspension, misalignment in your tires or uneven wear on your tires. It’s best that a professional examines your car to pinpoint the problem and best resolve it.