Luxury and technology combined, that’s what an Audi is. If you own an Audi, we know it’s your prized possession; after all, the German-made luxury car beats its competition hands down in safety, quality, and performance – all at once. Whether you own a family SUV like the Q7 or an Audi A3, the experience and feel of riding this brand is just something else. Although Audis may not develop issues as frequently as other brands thanks to their top-notch engineering, they are still vehicles and very much prone to wear and tear. If you do not keep a regular servicing schedule or ignore issues for too long, the cost of your Audi car repair services in Dubai can drastically shoot up in no time.

Experts at DME Auto Repairing extensively research the market from time to time to discover which Audi models tend to have the most issues and the common grievances that Audi owners often have. Based on the research and the issues that DME Auto Repairing regularly see Audi owners come up with at their service shop, here is a list of the most common Audi car repair issues in Dubai.

Electric Unit Failure

Sometimes, issues in modern, luxury cars like Audi stem from the huge number of electrical units they feature. Owing to so many unique quirks in Audi’s electrical components, issues in these units are often reported by owners. From unreliable indicator & head lights, to problems in computer display – the list goes on. Even if you drive a Bentley or any other luxury car, you may experience the same issues as luxury cars, in general, feature more electrical components than regular cars. The good part is that you can always visit a trusted Audi or Bentley car repair shop in Dubai to get the issue fixed.

A trusted auto repair shop has cutting-edge diagnostic equipment allowing them to run comprehensive scanning & diagnostic tests on your Audi to figure out the root cause of the problem. So, you can expect all the electrical components of your luxury car running properly once again.

Oil Leaks

Nothing is worse than seeing brown spots of oil on the floor while you are backing your car out of the garage. Yes, you head it right. Audi engines are susceptible to oil leaks like any car engine, and you better be prepared to deal with it. Oil leakage can be fatal as it can result in engine failure or even cause a fire if it damages the electrical system of your car.

The two components that are generally responsible for oil leaks in Audi are –

• The valve cover gasket
• The camshaft tensioner

The good part is that both these parts are replaceable. However, it is best to prevent the issue by getting your Audi serviced regularly so that each and every part of its engine is professionally examined, maintained, and replaced, if necessary, to mitigate the damage.

Unsafe Transmission Fluid Levels

While this isn’t an issue specific to Audis and can extend to just about any vehicle, it is still one of the most common issues reported by Audi owners. Problems like slower shifting & gear slippage faced by Audi owners signal towards an improper seal causing abnormal draining of the transmission fluids.

The transmission service at an Audi car repair shop in Dubai can range from a transmission fluids refill to a complete transmission repair & rebuild of your car. During the inspection, you may also discover various other underlying issues in your car’s transmission components.

Catalytic Converter Failure

Catalytic converter issues are also among the most common issues reported by Audi owners. Typically, catalytic converters fail because of carbon buildup or clogging that end up blocking the exhaust flow. The problem is when you are left with no choice but to replace it. Now, this can be an expensive proposition as the cost of replacing a catalytic converter is way more than replacing an ignition coil or a spark plug.

So, take your vehicle to a trusted Audi car repair shop in Dubai like DME Auto Repairing where technicians make sure not to replace your Audi’s catalytic converter until they find out the root cause of its failure. This also allows them to fix any underlying issues your car may have.