Do you have an Audi? If you do, one of the most important things to think about is the maintenance of the vehicle.

Knowing that it's important to take care of your vehicle doesn't exactly mean you always know what to do. If you need some tips to keep your car in tip-top shape, we got you.

Here is a look at some of the best Audi maintenance tips you should know in order to keep your Audi in great shape.

1. Check the Oil of Your Car

Checking the oil in your car regularly is one of the most basic ways you can go about ensuring your engine is running at its best. When your oil is checked and changed on a regular basis, it will also ensure you get better gas mileage.

Getting an oil change in the colder months is even more important because not doing so could make your Audi's engine overwork.

2. Your Battery Should Be a Part of Your Audi Maintenance

Battery diagnostics are a great way to find out if your battery is working correctly. You should check your Audi's car battery every three months.

Even if you are not going out regularly, it is a good idea to take your car for a spin now and then. This will help to recharge the battery and prevent it from getting drained out.

You can better know when your car's battery is getting worn when the lights in the interior of your car start going dim and there is less intensity in the headlights of your vehicle.

3. Keep Your Brakes in Good Order

Looking out for improper brakes is very important. If you hear any humming sounds while you are changing car speeds, this may be a sign that you have wheel bearing issues.

It may be that you need to change the brake fluid. Brake fluid should be changed every two to three years. Pay attention to the brake light in your Audi as this will tell you if you need to have your front brakes or rotor replaced.

4. Check on Your Tires

You need to check on the pressure in your tires every two months. You should test the tire pressure to make sure that they will still give you a smooth ride on the road.

You will be alerted to a drop in the pressure in your tires by a display sign on your Audi's onboard monitor. If your tire pressure is off, you will notice that your car burns more fuel.

Hit the Road

Audi maintenance is not that difficult once you are aware of everything that needs to be done. Make sure that you check your oil, battery, brakes, and tires on a regular basis. Once you have these in good shape, you will be able to keep your vehicle in good working order.

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