VW Jetta Maintenance Schedule Avon, IN

Every vehicle needs proper maintenance, and the Volkswagen Jetta is no different. Of course, every vehicle on the road is unique, so it’s important to follow the maintenance schedule specific to your make and model. Volkswagen owners in Avon, Indianapolis and Plainfield can count on this VW Jetta maintenance schedule to keep their car running.

The team at Andy Mohr Volkswagen has compiled this maintenance schedule information for your perusal. If you’re in need of a visit to our service center, don’t hesitate to schedule service online. Now, let’s look at what maintenance your Jetta needs and when it needs to be done.

1 Year/10,000 Miles 

This will be the first extensive look at your vehicle after buying it. Our service professionals will perform an oil change and replace the oil filter at this point. Doing this will ensure your engine is running at full strength and no sludge or buildup is causing poor fuel economy or performance.

Brake pads will also be inspected. We’ll check the thickness of the pads and the brake disc condition. If the pads are worn down, we’ll replace them, so you can brake and accelerate smoothly. Fluids will be looked at as well, to make sure everything is properly balanced.

2 Years/20,000 Miles 

After two years, we’ll perform a full inspection of the brake system. This will include a close look at:

• Shock absorbers
• Brake pads
• Brake discs
• Brake fluid levels

Next, we’ll look at the battery to make sure it’s clean and remove any dirt that might be lodged inside while looking for any early signs of corrosion.

Tires will receive a thorough inspection, too. We’ll check tread depth, tire pressure and the condition of each tire. Underinflated tires might lead to poor fuel economy or trouble keeping the car straight while driving. If any defects are realized, we’ll work to find the solution.

Tire Service

3 Years/30,000 Miles 

When hitting the 3-year mark, brake pads will be checked once again, along with the completion of an oil change and a look at the headlight cleaning system.

This interval is also the time marks a good time to change brake fluid, too. If brake fluid isn’t changed, corrosion in the system and brake lines can occur. The fluid can deteriorate over time, and if it’s not changed, can lead to an inability to properly stop the vehicle. We’ll look at the Jetta to ensure the brake fluid is doing its job.

Brake Service

4 Years/40,000 Miles

This important interval checks many components of the Volkswagen Jetta. When the odometer hits 40,000, bring your vehicle to us to check the:

• Battery
• Coolant levels
• CV joints
• Engine
• Exhaust system
• Fuel filter
• Sunroof
• Tires

Replacement of the dust and pollen filter will take place at this service interval. This ensures you can breathe clearly inside the cabin without sniffling and sneezing your way through a ride.

The tire mobility kit, which comes in handy if tire damage needs to be patched up, will receive a refresh. The tire filler bottle that comes inside the kit will also be checked to ensure it works properly.

6 Years/60,000 Miles

Remember everything that was taken care of at 10,000 miles? Yep, it’s time to check those off again. Once that’s done, the attention of the 60,000-mile service turns to the spark plugs. When spark plugs aren’t working, it could lead to trouble starting the vehicle, and fuel economy can decline. Simply replacing the spark plugs provides maximum fuel economy and comfortable acceleration.

Bring Your Jetta to Our Service Center

The factory-trained technicians at Andy Mohr Volkswagen have years of experience when it comes to maintaining the Volkswagen Jetta. When you need service in Avon, Indianapolis and Plainfield, bring your Jetta to the professionals who know Volkswagen well.

Stop in to our service center or schedule regular maintenance online. Don’t forget to peek at our Volkswagen service coupons to see how much you can save on your next visit.