Audi Oil and Filter Change
Bringing your Audi to AutoHaus of Boulder means you will always get a full and comprehensive oil service. More than your average oil change at a quick lube facility, AutoHaus of Boulder provides both conventional oil and synthetic oil depending on your Audi’s engine. Turbocharged engines require synthetic oil to preserve the life of your car as the engine is designed to run with synthetic motor oil. In addition to oil and filter changes, AutoHaus of Boulder will perform a full inspection of your Audi that includes checking tire air pressure and topping off all fluids with factory grade fluids. Our Audi inspections don’t end there as we perform the appropriate factory maintenance check including lubing door hinges, and cleaning sunroofs and cowl drains. Most importantly, we scan all fault memory and will always reset the ever-annoying factory service reminder. We pride ourselves on our work and want you to drive away feeling confident and safe.
Audi Steering and Suspension
Your Audi’s steering and suspension should be inspected yearly or before you go on any long road trips. At AutoHaus of Boulder, we perform this every time you bring your Audi into our shop as this is an important part of our Free Safety Analysis inspection for all of our customers. Our trained ASE Audi technicians will check your suspension components including tie rod ends, steering rack, power steering pump and hose, power steering fluid in addition to control arms, bushings, ball joints and wheel bearings. If you hear weird noises when you drive over bumps or simply turning into a parking space, bring your Audi to AutoHaus of Boulder, and we will find the problem and fix it.
Audi Mufflers and Performance Exhaust Systems
Is your Audi louder than it should to be? If so, then it is time to bring your vehicle into AutoHaus of Boulder to get inspected. Offering exhaust repair for rusted out or broken exhaust systems, we can repair broken exhaust welds and blown out gaskets, getting you back on the road feeling confident in driving your Audi. Most manufacturers including Audi leave plenty of room for improvement when it comes to horsepower and torque. An aftermarket performance exhaust from APR can free some of the power in your engine. APR performance exhaust systems allow a quicker and more efficient path for exhaust gases to escape. This means your engine “breathes” better, so spent fuel and air exit the combustion chambers faster, resulting in a more efficient engine that creates more power when you buzz over the mountain passes. AutoHaus of Boulder can install performance APR and other brands of cat-back and turbo-back exhaust systems to increase the performance of your Audi.
Audi Brake Repair
We recommend that you get your brakes checked at least once a year or especially before going on a long road trip. If you hear any weird or unusual noises when you hit the brake pedal, it’s time for a check-up. Depending on how you drive your Audi, we recommend bringing your Audi into AutoHaus of Boulder every 30,000 to 60,000 miles to get your Audi’s brakes inspected. AutoHaus of Boulder offers all original equipment, OE and aftermarket options to repair your Audi’s brakes. It is recommended by almost all manufacturers including Audi to have a brake fluid flush performed every two years. Over time, brake fluid collects moisture that lowers the boiling temperature. Maintaining the correct boiling temperature is critical for your system to provide the needed brake pressure to stop your vehicle.
Audi Used Car Evaluations
We provide Audi used car evaluations for customers looking to buy a used car. It is important to have a vehicle checked before you buy it, so you do not purchase a vehicle that has unknown, lingering issues. We perform a comprehensive inspection of your Audi to give you as much information as possible so you can make an educated decision on the car you would like to buy. We look at every component possible, scan all electrical systems and give you our best opinion on the current condition of the vehicle.
Audi Alternators, Batteries & Starters
Audi Scheduled Factory Maintenance
Audi’s maintenance schedules vary dependent upon the year, model and engine of your vehicle. It is important to stay up on your Audi’s normal maintenance, as it is critical to the longevity of your Audi. AutoHaus of Boulder provides the inspection, repair, and replacement of every component of your Audi per the manufacturer's recommendation at each service interval. Every Audi also receives a complimentary inspection that includes checking fluids, suspension, drivetrain components, belts, battery, tires, brakes, windshield wipers, bulbs and lighting. In addition, our trained ASE Audi technicians will perform a full diagnostic scan of all the modules in your Audi. We will recommend services and repairs in accordance with our knowledge and the factory’s scheduled maintenance. Please refer to your service booklet in your Audi for specific mileage-based maintenance services or simply call us to discuss at (303) 468-1166.
Audi Extended Warranty Repair
Many of our customers have an extended warranty that they purchased either when their factory warranty expired or when they bought their Audi used. We can work with any after-market extended warranty and make sure your Audi continues to run properly without taking a bite out of your wallet or taking it to the dealer.
Audi Tune Up
Following your Audi’s maintenance schedule will help your vehicle run more reliably and also help to maintain its resale value. AutoHaus of Boulder has Audi maintenance schedules at our fingertips, allowing us to make sure we keep your Audi on the recommended maintenance schedule. It is important to keep up with oil changes and other more major service such as changing filters and spark plugs in order to keep your car running at peak performance.
Audi Driveability Problems
When it comes to being an Audi owner, one of the most frustrating things that tends to happen over time is that of having a dashboard light illuminate with no real indication as to what may be causing the problem. We drive Audi’s every day and understand how they should run and feel on the road. Our trained ASE technicians have the skills and ability to diagnose and fix any misfires or rough running that may occur with your vehicle over time. From check engine lights to uncommon engine noise, AutoHaus of Boulder has seen or heard it before and can identify and fix the problem. Surprisingly, you can be experiencing drivability problems without the check engine illuminated. That is why you can always bring your Audi to AutoHaus of Boulder, and we will check your Audi, giving you an honest evaluation of the current “state of tune” of your Audi.
Audi Fuel System Service
Audi’s have very complicated and advanced fuel systems, and it is recommended to get these checked and maintained regularly, keeping your Audi at peak performance and fuel economy. Did you know that most of today’s vehicles have two fuel pumps? One fuel pump is in the fuel tank, and the other high-pressure fuel pump is bolted to the engine. We check these fuel pumps and the entire fuel system, and clean the system with fuel injector cleaner with each service. We will recommend which service is due for your Audi dependent upon your mileage and past service history.
Audi Coolant Systems
Coolant and oil are the lifeblood of any engine. Just like brake systems, coolant should be flushed every two years. We can pair a coolant flush with any of your Audi factory maintenance services to keep you up-to-date and ready for those extreme temperatures. Our trained ASE Audi technicians will inspect your entire cooling system and hoses of your Audi every time you bring your vehicle in for service.
Audi Air Conditioning Service
Air conditioning is a key component to staying comfortable in the scorching summer heat. We can service your Audi’s air conditioning system by first evacuating the system to measure the amount of R134 Freon that is in the system. Next, our service includes re-charging your air conditioning system with the specified amount of Freon and installing dyed oil so that if there is a leak in the system in the future we will have a trail to follow to find the leak. Our trained ASE Audi technicians will test your system to make sure it is cooling to the proper temperature. If there is a problem with the system, our technicians are trained to diagnose the issue and replace the appropriate components to fix your Audi’s air conditioning system.
Audi Timing Belt Service
One of the most important components of your Audi’s engine, the timing belt keeps the internal components of the engine spinning in perfect correlation with each other. If the timing belt in your Audi breaks, the result causes the valves and pistons to contact each other, making them bend and possibly crack which leads to damage to the engine and a very expensive repair, or potentially even a need for engine replacement. To prevent this, AutoHaus of Boulder can replace the timing belt and associated components before they become an issue. Depending on your Audi’s service interval, timing belts should be replaced every 75,000 to 90,000 miles. Replacing your Audi’s timing belt is extremely important and should not be postponed past the recommended service interval.
If your Audi isn’t starting or charging, you will not be driving it. The battery provides the power to the starter and electronics when you turn the key to start your Audi. The starter, once provided with power, is what turns your engine over to get it to start-up and run. Alternators provide the power to the vehicle and keep the battery charged once the engine is running. These systems should be checked yearly, especially in Colorado where we get extreme temperature changes. We provide free inspection for your starting and charging system so you can have the peace of mind that your Porsche will start-up every time especially in the frigid winter temperatures.
Audi Oil and Filter Change
Bringing your Audi to AutoHaus of Boulder means you will always get a full and comprehensive oil service. More than your average oil change at a quick lube facility, AutoHaus of Boulder provides both conventional oil and synthetic oil depending on your Audi’s engine. Turbocharged engines require synthetic oil to preserve the life of your car as the engine is designed to run with synthetic motor oil. In addition to oil and filter changes, AutoHaus of Boulder will perform a full inspection of your Audi that includes checking tire air pressure and topping off all fluids with factory grade fluids. Our Audi inspections don’t end there as we perform the appropriate factory maintenance check including lubing door hinges, and cleaning sunroofs and cowl drains. Most importantly, we scan all fault memory and will always reset the ever-annoying factory service reminder. We pride ourselves on our work and want you to drive away feeling confident and safe.
Audi Steering & Suspension
Your Audi’s steering and suspension should be inspected yearly or before you go on any long road trips. At AutoHaus of Boulder, we perform this every time you bring your Audi into our shop as this is an important part of our Free Safety Analysis inspection for all of our customers. Our trained ASE Audi technicians will check your suspension components including tie rod ends, steering rack, power steering pump and hose, power steering fluid in addition to control arms, bushings, ball joints and wheel bearings. If you hear weird noises when you drive over bumps or simply turning into a parking space, bring your Audi to AutoHaus of Boulder, and we will find the problem and fix it.
Audi Scheduled Factory Maitenance
Audi’s maintenance schedules vary dependent upon the year, model and engine of your vehicle. It is important to stay up on your Audi’s normal maintenance, as it is critical to the longevity of your Audi. AutoHaus of Boulder provides the inspection, repair, and replacement of every component of your Audi per the manufacturer's recommendation at each service interval. Every Audi also receives a complimentary inspection that includes checking fluids, suspension, drivetrain components, belts, battery, tires, brakes, windshield wipers, bulbs and lighting. In addition, our trained ASE Audi technicians will perform a full diagnostic scan of all the modules in your Audi. We will recommend services and repairs in accordance with our knowledge and the factory’s scheduled maintenance. Please refer to your service booklet in your Audi for specific mileage-based maintenance services or simply call us to discuss at (303) 468-1166.
Audi Extended Warranty Repair
Many of our customers have an extended warranty that they purchased either when their factory warranty expired or when they bought their Audi used. We can work with any after-market extended warranty and make sure your Audi continues to run properly without taking a bite out of your wallet or taking it to the dealer.
Audi Mufflers and Performance Exhaust Systems
Is your Audi louder than it should to be? If so, then it is time to bring your vehicle into AutoHaus of Boulder to get inspected. Offering exhaust repair for rusted out or broken exhaust systems, we can repair broken exhaust welds and blown out gaskets, getting you back on the road feeling confident in driving your Audi. Most manufacturers including Audi leave plenty of room for improvement when it comes to horsepower and torque. An aftermarket performance exhaust from APR can free some of the power in your engine. APR performance exhaust systems allow a quicker and more efficient path for exhaust gases to escape. This means your engine “breathes” better, so spent fuel and air exit the combustion chambers faster, resulting in a more efficient engine that creates more power when you buzz over the mountain passes. AutoHaus of Boulder can install performance APR and other brands of cat-back and turbo-back exhaust systems to increase the performance of your Audi.
Audi Tune Up
Following your Audi’s maintenance schedule will help your vehicle run more reliably and also help to maintain its resale value. AutoHaus of Boulder has Audi maintenance schedules at our fingertips, allowing us to make sure we keep your Audi on the recommended maintenance schedule. It is important to keep up with oil changes and other more major service such as changing filters and spark plugs in order to keep your car running at peak performance.
Audi Brake Repair
We recommend that you get your brakes checked at least once a year or especially before going on a long road trip. If you hear any weird or unusual noises when you hit the brake pedal, it’s time for a check-up. Depending on how you drive your Audi, we recommend bringing your Audi into AutoHaus of Boulder every 30,000 to 60,000 miles to get your Audi’s brakes inspected. AutoHaus of Boulder offers all original equipment, OE and aftermarket options to repair your Audi’s brakes. It is recommended by almost all manufacturers including Audi to have a brake fluid flush performed every two years. Over time, brake fluid collects moisture that lowers the boiling temperature. Maintaining the correct boiling temperature is critical for your system to provide the needed brake pressure to stop your vehicle.
Audi Driveability Problems
When it comes to being an Audi owner, one of the most frustrating things that tends to happen over time is that of having a dashboard light illuminate with no real indication as to what may be causing the problem. We drive Audis every day and understand how they should run and feel on the road. Our trained ASE technicians have the skills and the ability to diagnose and fix any misfires or rough running that may occur with your vehicle over time. From check engine lights to uncommon engine noise, AutoHaus of Boulder has seen or heard it before and can identify and fix the problem. Surprisingly, you can be experiencing drivability problems without the check engine illuminated. That is why you can always bring your Audi to AutoHaus of Boulder, and we will check your Audi, giving you an honest evaluation of the current “state of tune” of your Audi.
Audi Fuel System Service
Audi’s have very complicated and advanced fuel systems, and it is recommended to get these checked and maintained regularly, keeping your Audi at peak performance and fuel economy. Did you know that most of today’s vehicles have two fuel pumps? One fuel pump is in the fuel tank, and the other high-pressure fuel pump is bolted to the engine. We check these fuel pumps and the entire fuel system, and clean the system with fuel injector cleaner with each service. We will recommend which service is due for your Audi dependent upon your mileage and past service history.
Audi Used Car Evaluations
We provide Audi used car evaluations for customers looking to buy a used car. It is important to have a vehicle checked before you buy it, so you do not purchase a vehicle that has unknown, lingering issues. We perform a comprehensive inspection of your Audi to give you as much information as possible so you can make an educated decision on the car you would like to buy. We look at every component possible, scan all electrical systems and give you our best opinion on the current condition of the vehicle.
Audi Coolant Systems
Coolant and oil are the lifeblood of any engine. Just like brake systems, coolant should be flushed every two years. We can pair a coolant flush with any of your Audi factory maintenance services to keep you up-to-date and ready for those extreme temperatures. Our trained ASE Audi technicians will inspect your entire cooling system and hoses of your Audi every time you bring your vehicle in for service.
Audi Air Conditioning Service
Air conditioning is a key component to staying comfortable in the scorching summer heat. We can service your Audi’s air conditioning system by first evacuating the system to measure the amount of R134 Freon that is in the system. Next, our service includes re-charging your air conditioning system with the specified amount of Freon and installing dyed oil so that if there is a leak in the system in the future we will have a trail to follow to find the leak. Our trained ASE Audi technicians will test your system to make sure it is cooling to the proper temperature. If there is a problem with the system, our technicians are trained to diagnose the issue and replace the appropriate components to fix your Audi’s air conditioning system.
Audi Timing Belt Service
One of the most important components of your Audi’s engine, the timing belt keeps the internal components of the engine spinning in perfect correlation with each other. If the timing belt in your Audi breaks, the result causes the valves and pistons to contact each other, making them bend and possibly crack which leads to damage to the engine and a very expensive repair, or potentially even a need for engine replacement.
To prevent this, AutoHaus of Boulder can replace the timing belt and associated components before they become an issue. Depending on your Audi’s service interval, timing belts should be replaced every 75,000 to 90,000 miles. Replacing your Porsche’s timing belt is extremely important and should not be postponed past the recommended service interval.
Audi Alternators, Batteries, & Starters
If your Audi isn’t starting or charging, you will not be driving it. The battery provides the power to the starter and electronics when you turn the key to start your Audi. The starter, once provided with power, is what turns your engine over to get it to start-up and run. Alternators provide the power to the vehicle and keep the battery charged once the engine is running. These systems should be checked yearly, especially in Colorado where we get extreme temperature changes. We provide free inspection for your starting and charging system so you can have the peace of mind that your Audi will start-up every time especially in the frigid winter temperatures.
