Ah, the Volkswagen Tiguan service schedule, the ritual of keeping your German SUV in tip-top shape Down Under. Typically, you’re looking at servicing every 15,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. This usually includes oil and filter changes, brake inspections, and a general health check. Every 60,000 km, expect a more thorough inspection including spark plugs and brake fluid replacement. Costs can vary, but budget around $300 to $700 AUD per service at your local VW dealer or an independent workshop.
For the nitty-gritty, always consult your official VW Tiguan owner's manual or visit ServiceCentral for service history and reminders.
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