I got a quote from my local dealer to do the 10-year service. The price is $4600 for these items:

• ENGINE OIL AND FILTER
  
• REMOTE BATTERIES
  
• WIPER BLADES
  
• POLLEN FILTERS
  
• BRAKE FLUID
  
• LEAK DET. PUMP FILTER
  
• FUEL FILTER
  
• SECONDARY AIR INJECTION FILTERS
  
• ENGINE DRIVE BELT
  
• EMISSIONS CARBON CANISTER

Is this a fair price?

 

Price sounds at least 2x than I would expect.

Are these items even in the srvice book? Some items seem unnecessary

Have trans fluid, plugs been changed? I always follow the prescribed service interval instead of dealer recommendations.

Shop around and maybe go to an exotic indept shop

 

As E.T. would say....Ooouch!
(Seems like a lot)

 

Before I worried about the price, I would try to determine what service Must/Should/Could be performed. I would first focus on the list content and then consider the price. From my perspective, nothing on your provided list is dependent upon a High Priest Mechanic from a Bentley dealer.

How many Kilometers on your car? Are you having any problems filling the fuel tank? (i.e. does the pump shut off frequently when you're trying to fill?) I am questioning the need to replace the EVAP canister. Wiper blades are expensive on these puppies. Don't avoid the drive belt. It is not that expensive and any competent mechanic can replace it without removing anything. It's a tight squeeze and a knuckle scraper, but it can be done. Plugs are expensive to replace because the plenums have to come off the top of the engine. The fuel filter takes 5 minutes to replace as it is easily accessible. "remote" batteries (whatever that means) I don't understand. Are we talking "house" battery (AGM) or starter battery (lead acid)? If so, VW has the correct batteries for a LOT less than the OEM Bentley dealer. Oil and filter change is around $250.00

Bottom Line: The quoted price seems high for the list you provided.

 

The remote batteries are for the key fob.
That price for a service seems too extortionate to me.