Polo 6R Servicing Costs

[rufus001]

Thanks guys! That makes sense now. Watch the language these cheeky devils use.

[LukePolo]

Paid $765 for 60,000km/48 month July 15' at Camden GTI
included
Oil, Oil Filter
Air Filter
Spark plugs
Brake Fluid flush
Standard adjusting, tightening and checks

Paid $405 for the 75,000km/ December 15'
Oil
Oil filter
Tighten something on my exhaust which fixed a rattle that VW could never find?!
Fix a tyre which had a nail
Standard adjustments, tightens and checks.

75,000km was also the first time I had been advised my brakes needed maintenance, I did my back Pads and Rotors myself.

I'm so impressed with Bendix Euro spec pads.. Literally no dust comes off them.

Front still had 50% on the inner and outer pads, the rotors haven't warped yet, but have a nice smooth lip over the disc.

[Rumble001]

Did you use the VW 504.00/507.00 approved version of Edge 5W-30?
The standard Edge isn't VW approved. From Supercheap, "Castrol Edge DPF Engine Oil" is the only Castrol oil that is 504.00/507.00 approved.
It probably won't make your engine blow up, but VW can deny warranty claims due to the wrong oil if they want to.

yeah I did. BTW what intervals should valves be done? 30k?

[alexaescht]

yeah I did. BTW what intervals should valves be done? 30k?

Are you talking valve clearances? I believe these engines use hydraulic lifters, don't they? They'd never need adjustment.

[Rumble001]

You would be right, I should have looked more in to what the engine was before I asked

[alexaescht]

Polo 6R Servicing Costs

You would be right, I should have looked more in to what the engine was before I asked

Nothing wrong with asking. The Nissan MR20DE (M4R) in my Megane doesn't use hydraulic lifters and it's a relatively modern engine, so they're still out there!

[mylilgti]

Paid $450 for my 45000km log book service.

Polo GTI 2012

Had to get wheel alignment and rotation done which was an extra $99.

I have to say the pricing is better than I expected

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