Frequent oil changes are the best preventive maintenance you can give your Jetta, Tiguan, Touareg, Passat, Golf or any other VW engine, because ageing oil becomes diluted and contaminated, leading to premature engine wear. Also, the VW engine runs hotter than a water-cooled engine, and so it gives the oil a harder workout. VW recommends oil changes at least every 8,000 km or every 6 months, and more frequently in very cold climates. Since good quality clean oil is the life-blood of your engine, we choose to use Genuine Volkswagen Synthetic Oil for our oil changes. Synthetic oil that boosts fuel economy and reduces CO2 emissions.
Volkswagen Air Filters function by deploying a filter made from fiber or paper to reduce the damaging dirt and grit before they get into the cylinders. Take a look at your filter every time you change your oil; when it’s blackened by dirt, get a new one as soon as you can.
At Humberview Volkswagen you can conveniently schedule your next Oil & Filter Change online. Click on the button below and use our simple booking tool. If you have a question regarding maintenance needs for your vehicle, Contact us or Book your service appointment! We’d be happy to provide you with any expert advice to better maintain your VW.
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