Can you view Audi service history online?
Digital service scheduleYour service history is stored online, with easy access and updates across the Audi network. Your car’s digital service record is stored online and can be accessed by your local Audi centre. You can view upcoming services in the MMI screen of your car, in your myAudi app, or by contacting your local Centre.Keep up to date with the latest map data for your Audi. The following MMI navigation plus equipped Audi models are compatible with a free downloadable update via myAudi. Go to myaudi.Customers can download the Audi MMI connect app free-of-charge at the Google Play Store or in the App Store.A digital service record is updated every time you visit an approved garage for car servicing or car repairs. You can also request a hard copy from any authorised car dealer or from an online portal if available. Manufacturers currently using DSRs include: Audi.Data about the maintenance and service of Audi cars is stored centrally on Audi’s server and copied from there to the car. This enables the display of service history in the digital service book for the Audi, which is integrated into Audi’s connect system in the car.
How to check Audi maintenance?
To work out when your Audi next needs a service you can pay attention to your dashboard service light which will illuminate around four weeks before your service is due. The multi-function display (MFD) may also indicate when your next service is due by scrolling through the menus using your steering wheel controls. Your Audi Centre will be able to advise on the most suitable regime for you and your Audi. Whichever regime you choose, your MMI (Multi-Media Interface screen in your car) or the myAudi app can show you when servicing is due.
What happens if I skip Audi service?
Modern Audis rely on sensors and onboard computers. Ignoring service means skipping critical software updates and diagnostics, leading to dashboard warning lights and potential system failures. Signs Your Audi Needs Immediate Attention If your dashboard lights come on, you hear grinding or squealing noises, the steering feels loose, or the engine stalls or idles roughly, it’s time to schedule service immediately. Other warning signs include fluid leaks, burning smells, or sudden drops in gas mileage.