What maintenance should be done at each interval?

All Porsche car and SUVs owners already know that their vehicles are special. From the history of Porsche itself to the many features and options each model has, all Porsche vehicles were built to be tailored to your specific requirements. What many owners don’t know is when the Porsche Cherry Hill Service Advisor recommends following the maintenance intervals, what work is needed and why.

High, Consistent, Standards

Each Porsche car and SUV does have different maintenance intervals and required work. However, Porsche has developed a very comprehensive schedule that does include certain work at particular intervals. For example, all gasoline-powered Porsche, such as the Boxster, Cayenne, or Panamera, require an oil change every 10,000 miles. And while your diesel-powered Porsche also needs an oil change at every 10,000 miles, your first oil change should be at 5,000 miles due to the needed break-in period for these engines.

Two other common maintenance intervals that one certain Porsche engine needs include spark plugs and air filters. For example, if you have a TURBO model, Porsche recommends new spark plugs every 30,000 miles to keep your engine running as best as it can. Additionally, Porsche recommends a new air filter in every vehicle every 40,000 miles as well.

Mileage versus time

If your Porsche car or SUV has low mileage, Porsche’s maintenance intervals can also be adjusted based on time. For example, if you are not driving your Porsche the suggested mileage for an oil change, you should still get 1-2 oil changes a year to make sure the oil viscosity doesn’t compromise. This also gives you the ability to have your local Philadelphia Porsche dealer the ability to inspect all your car or SUV’s mechanical components.

To learn more about your specific vehicle’s maintenance intervals, contact our service center today and speak to one of our knowledgeable & experienced service advisors.