Factory Scheduled Maintenance for Porsches

Where to Service Your Porsche

Euro Automotive is your one-stop shop for all things Porsche. Vast in the mechanics and electrical makeup of the European vehicle, our team is certified and skilled to help you with any problem your car is facing — whatever it is.

In addition, our mechanics always use OEM parts for all our services and repairs, including factory-grade tools and equipment, to ensure your Porsche receives the high-quality service it needs. So, what are you waiting for? Contact us today for your factory-scheduled maintenance!

Does Porsche require a lot of maintenance?

The answer is no. But there’s more to it!

In one sentence, Porsche is one of the European cars created to give you peace of mind. You don’t have to worry about a constantly failing engine or a frequent problem with your car’s electrical system. Nonetheless, it is advisable to make it a habit to take care of your car to achieve the maximum your car has to offer.

What are the factory scheduled maintenance for Porsche cars?

• Yearly checks: Depending on your driving habits, you must flush and replace your engine oil and the oil filter at a dedicated Porsche service center. Other fluids, such as the coolant, transmission, brake, and window washer, must be flushed and replaced with a new one every year. Parts that may not need a complete replacement except necessary include the tires, the brake system (brake pads and rotors), and the engine air filter.
• Every 20,000 miles: If your car has driven an extra 20,000 miles after the last check, you must bring it in for a thorough inspection (mechanical and electrical). The mechanic will check the health of your car’s cabin air filter, belts, and hoses. Usually (and depending on your driving habits), these parts must be replaced. That’s why it is essential to visit only automotive services like Euro Automotive that can ensure quality Porsche parts.
• Every 30,000 Miles: After 30,000 miles, the spark plugs, coils, and the engine need inspection. While your Porsche may not make ‘loud’ noises relative to other cars, you’ll surely see the dashboard warning lights calling your attention. So when you have driven up to 30,000 miles, pay more attention to your dashboard lights. If any light pops up, report this to your car’s technician.
• Every 60,000 – 100,000 miles:At this stage, all the parts mentioned above will be inspected alongside your car’s cooling system, the throttle body, etc.

These are just a few of the common issues we handle. Don’t let minor issues stop you from enjoying the ultimate driving experience your BMW was designed to provide.