About to go in for the 20,000 miles service

What's included and how much is this gonna cost me? Thanks guys!

 

My 20k service included an oil change, a general inspection (remaining brake/rotor life, etc.), and any recall/campaign updates. Including the cost of a few non-warrantied parts, it ran me about $600. My guess is that that price is a little above the average, but I could be wrong...

 

thanks ...............

 

My dealer asked me if I wanted the 20K looksy done when I had my oil changed at 10K- he quoted me $550.

 

dealers in VA want 1k for the service.
i have seen it vary from 300$ to 1200$. Doesn't make sense to me.

 

My dealer offers a 25% discount on labor and 20% discount on parts to PCA members, so my $550 would end up at about $440.

$1k??? Wow!

Cheaper to go for a weekend in NYC while your car is north of the city at my dealer. Brandywine is about 5 hours from you isn't it Lil Raja? Maybe next time you need service you should price them.

 

yeah, i wouldn't mind. but yeah local dealer at HBL tyson is total rip off.
the same dealers knew nothing of sports crono pkg when i asked them.
disappointed to say the least.

 

I just had my 04 Cayenne S in for a brake pad change after the warning came un on the display and the 20,000 k maintenance. just got call back from dealer with the estimate at $900for the pads and $250 for oil/change. I could be wrong as far as whats included with the pads and all since this is the info the girl gave me on the phone, or the prices might be reversed. Whatever the case, i feel like im getting scre*ed........I guess thats what you get when you live on an island with only ONE authorized Porsche dealer.


PS: same and only dealer for porsche, audi, landrover, maseratti,ferrari, bentley........

 

i ended up being quoted $425 for the 20k service. To tell you the truth, I was SHOCKED that it was this low, because the closest dealership besides this one is 70 miles away. guess i got lucky

 

You got a great deal!

Oil change is on target, not sure about tthe pads, but, like you said, when you're on an island . . .
Good luck!

 

what about tires, where are you guys chaning it?

 

i'm buying my tires from tirerack. and thhen taking them over to a local tire/wheel place. saves me a couple hundreds bucks over taking it to the stealer.

 

Why not do these things yourself???? Wow, changing pads and oil are SO easy! Will cost a bit for new pads and oil, but no more than $200 I'm sure...

You don't even need jacks for the oil change, just jack up the car on its PASM to terrain height and you've got plenty of room under there!

 

no, no i am asking when do u guys change them at what mileage?

 

i changed at 10000.