audi maintenance costs australia Page 873

Wondering what an Audi costs to keep happy in Australia? For mainstream models, expect routine logbook services to land around $450–$800 at a dealer, with bigger intervals nudging $1,000–$1,800; S and RS variants can be dearer again. Pre‑paid Audi service plans are offered here and typically total about $2,500–$4,500 over five years depending on model, which can take the sting out if you plan to stay loyal. Wear items aren’t shy either: a set of quality tyres can be $900–$2,000+, brake pads and rotors per axle roughly $600–$1,500, and S tronic/Quattro fluid services often sit in the $500–$900 bracket. Using a reputable European specialist instead of a dealer can trim 20–40% without skimping on parts or know‑how. As ever, costs vary by engine, mileage and how enthusiastically your right foot treats the world as its gym—so budget accordingly and your Audi will behave like the well‑mannered Teuton it pretends to be.