You should bring your Porsche in for service every 10,000 miles or at least once a year, whichever comes first. Please note, however, that service due dates may vary by model. We recommend reviewing your owner’s manual for more information on the recommended service schedule for your specific Porsche vehicle.

The typical Porsche maintenance schedule includes regular service every 10,000 miles, intermediate service every 20,000 miles, and major service every 40,000 miles. Regular service every 10,000 miles includes items like changing your oil and replacing your oil filter. Intermediate service every 20,000 miles adds replacing your cabin air filter and a more in-depth inspection of your vehicle. Major service at 40,000-mile intervals typically includes replacing items like spark plugs and serpentine belts.

• Extreme cold or heat
• Rough roads that increase vibration
• Frequent jump-starts
• Time

Generally, the pads of your brakes should be replaced every 10,000 to 20,000 miles. If you drive a lot, this may feel a little frustrating. Fortunately, you can take solace in knowing that brake rotors tend to last a lot longer.

Individual experiences vary, but you can feel pretty confident that your rotors will last for 50,000 to 70,000 miles. Just keep in mind that your brake rotors are made up of iron and exposure to moisture will accelerate corrosion.

Should you encounter signs such as vibration, grinding or squeaking sound you will likely need a brake inspection and replacement to resolve the issue.

Yes, it can be arranged at a fee of $80 before GST. Just let us know if you require this service when you book your appointment.

Advantages of Using Porsche Genuine Parts
Longer Lasting – All Porsche parts are rigorously tested to ensure that they are of the highest quality, and they are more durable and longer lasting than aftermarket parts.

We provide Genuine Parts for repair of all our vehicles.
However, we may provide OEM parts as a more cost efficient option, depending on your vehicle’s needs.