service price you are paying

[kevin88]

what sort of price are you guys paying for a service around london?
oil service and service??
espcially want to know ppl getting it done in chingford or stanstard.

 

[sub39h]

Audi have set service prices nationwide. See their main website

 

[ton246]

Audi have set service prices nationwide. See their main website

Not so in reallity, i've phoned 2 Audi garages here in Scotland & both quoted different prices for a 40k service, £50 a difference, when i phoned back the dearer one he dropped another £25, so, worth shopping about & haggling, bounce one garage against another to see who will drop the most, economic climate & all that :thumbsup:

 

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what sort of price are you guys paying for a service around london?
oil service and service??
espcially want to know ppl getting it done in chingford or stanstard.

I've had a service done at Chingford Audi a couple of years ago and paid whatever was quoted on Audi's (fixed priced servicing) website at the time.
The price quoted on their website isn't for a full longlife service. If you want a longlife service that is when prices vary from dealer to dealer.

When I was shopping around for my last service I called Chingford for a price but the woman I spoke to quoted about three different prices, one of them lower than their fixed price servicing cost (how !!?!?!) so I didn't believe anything she said anymore.

In the end I went to a VAG specialist in North West London, just off of the North Circular at Staples Corner (about 30-40mins from Chingford) ------>> Audi & Volkswagen Independent Specialist Garage - Quality and Technology at Affordable Prices

I paid £280 for a full Longlife service, including longlife oil, oil filter, pollen filter, fuel filter, spark plugs.

Really good, professional service, and at reasonable prices. The guy that runs it is a former VAG mastertech for 20 odd years, and they only use Audi parts, etc.
Basically they're an Audi dealer with hourly labour rates at 50% of what audi charge, with the added benefit of technicians who actually know what they are doing.

I highly recommend them. :thumbsup:

 

[Smoothie]

Not so in reallity, i've phoned 2 Audi garages here in Scotland & both quoted different prices for a 40k service, £50 a difference, when i phoned back the dearer one he dropped another £25, so, worth shopping about & haggling, bounce one garage against another to see who will drop the most, economic climate & all that :thumbsup:

exactly which is why we have a sticky

 

[Lee_R]

I've had a service done at Chingford Audi a couple of years ago and paid whatever was quoted on Audi's (fixed priced servicing) website at the time.
The price quoted on their website isn't for a full longlife service. If you want a longlife service that is when prices vary from dealer to dealer.

When I was shopping around for my last service I called Chingford for a price but the woman I spoke to quoted about three different prices, one of them lower than their fixed price servicing cost (how !!?!?!) so I didn't believe anything she said anymore.

In the end I went to a VAG specialist in North West London, just off of the North Circular at Staples Corner (about 30-40mins from Chingford) ------>> Audi & Volkswagen Independent Specialist Garage - Quality and Technology at Affordable Prices

I paid £280 for a full Longlife service, including longlife oil, oil filter, pollen filter, fuel filter, spark plugs.

Really good, professional service, and at reasonable prices. The guy that runs it is a former VAG mastertech for 20 odd years, and they only use Audi parts, etc.
Basically they're an Audi dealer with hourly labour rates at 50% of what audi charge, with the added benefit of technicians who actually know what they are doing.

I highly recommend them. :thumbsup:

Full longlife service at Stafford Audi is £170 so still £100 cheaper than your local specialist! Its almost worth a drive up to the midlands for the saving. I would, if only to get an Audi stamp + £60 at least in saving even if you cover your fule costs.

 

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Full longlife service at Stafford Audi is £170 so still £100 cheaper than your local specialist! Its almost worth a drive up to the midlands for the saving. I would, if only to get an Audi stamp + £60 at least in saving even if you cover your fule costs.

Does that price include all filters etc though???
The £175 is for a "Variable Service 1", but they also offer a "Variable Service 2" for £235.
What's the difference between the two??
Less done in the Variable 1, i'm guessing.

I got the full works for £270, so not worth the petrol and the journey to save £35 for me. In fact it would've totalled more.
The audi stamp would've been nice though.