Why service your vehicle at an authorised ŠKODA service centre?
With ŠKODA’s 12month/ 15,000km Fixed Service Intervals, you'll know precisely when it needs to be serviced.
Having your ŠKODA serviced inline with the manufacturer's requirements will ensure the vehicles longevity and enhance the resale value of your vehicle.
By servicing at an authorised ŠKODA Service Centre your vehicle will be looked after by fully trained ŠKODA technicians using only ŠKODA genuine parts and approved lubricants.
Additionally, they have access to the latest diagnostic equipment and for late model vehicles will be able to record your vehicles service history in the factory "Digital Service Schedule" ensuring those recorded will always be available in the future.
Service inspections
To keep your car in lasting working condition and to make sure that no guarantees are voided, you need to have it regularly serviced at a ŠKODA authorised service partner. You can find information on the frequency at which ŠKODAs need to be serviced in the service log or vehicle operating instructions, which are part and parcel of your ŠKODA’s on-board documentation.
Oil change
Your ŠKODA authorised service partner will regularly change your car’s oil and oil filter to guarantee that the engine runs correctly and has a long service life. ŠKODA recommends a ŠKODA Approved Oil.
Air-conditioning servicing
We can provide your air-conditioning with a full service. We will run a leak test on the air-conditioning system, check its functions and pressures, and measure the amount of coolant. We carry out work precisely according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and in doing so we use manufacturer-recommended state-of-the-art equipment.
Wheel alignment
If your wheels are not aligned properly, the tyres will wear unevenly. This is why we offer to check your car’s axle geometry and adjust it if necessary. We carry out work precisely according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and in doing so we use manufacturer-approved modern equipment.
Body and paintwork servicing
Your ŠKODA authorised service partner will professionally repair damage to your car’s body and paintwork according to technological procedures prescribed by the manufacturer, using ŠKODA Genuine Parts. On the one hand, this is important for your safety, but it also ensures your vehicle remains functional and preserves its value.
Service Plans
With a ŠKODA Service Plan you purchase your servicing upfront, providing you with certainty around vehicle running costs, protection from inflation, excellent value for money & overall peace of mind driving.
All our service plans use only genuine ŠKODA approved parts and specialist ŠKODA trained technicians so you know your car is in the hands of experts. All our parts and labour come with two years warranty also.
To learn more about how we can help with your new car servicing and ŠKODA service plan options please contact to your local ŠKODA dealer.
Love Your ŠKODA
Show your ŠKODA some love. Here are a few tips to keep your ŠKODA running smoothly until we see you next!
Tyre Pressure Monitoring System
A change in tyre pressure can be identified with ŠKODA Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). If pressure has been lost or changed, the system will alert you, by displaying the TPMS indication on the instrument panel. Once pressures are checked and correct, the TPMS can be recalibrated through the options menu on the infotainment system.
Unsure on tyre pressure?
On the inside of your fuel flap, you can find the sticker with the values. Most of the pressures are noted in the measurement BAR. Depending on the load for your journey, you may need to adjust the tyre pressure accordingly. The display will indicate pressure for a single person occupancy in the car and also for a fully laden vehicle.
Opening the bonnet
If you want to check your oil, or top up your washer fluid, you'll need to get under the bonnet. It's usually only when you go to do this, that you realise you aren't sure how to open the bonnet! In most ŠKODA's, the release lever is located under the glove box on the front passenger side of the vehicle. For a smaller number of vehicles, it's in the same position but on the driver's side.
Checking your oil
From time to time, it's good to check your oil level. The oil dipstick can be found under the bonnet and is easily identified by its yellow handle. Remove the dipstick fully, wipe it with a cloth to remove oil and return to its original position in the tube. Repeat the first step again, by removing the dipstick. The oil level should appear between the two markers.
My ŠKODA App
The MyŠKODA App is your vehicle manual in your hand. It provides information regarding your vehicle, including 'how to' tips and tricks, meaning you'll spend less time searching for what you need. And, if in the unlikely event that a notification light appears on your dash, the app can help you determine what it means and what you need to do next.
Disabling start/stop
The start/stop function on your car is important for both reducing fuel consumption and emissions. However, sometimes it's more appropriate to have this disabled. To disable the function, simply push the stop/start button in your ŠKODA. This will stop your engine from idiling while stable. Once you switch your ignition off, the stop/start function will be enabled again.
Opening your fuel flap
On every ŠKODA, the fuel flap is opened by pushing in on the left side of the fuel flap cover, closest to the tailgate. This will pop open the cover allowing you to unscrew the fuel cap, but make sure your vehicle is unlocked! There are no switches in the vehicle itself that will open the fuel flap.
Pairing your phone
Pairing your phone sometimes can prove difficult. To access the pairing option, select telephone on the home screen of your infotainment screen, then follow the simple instructions. View the step by step video below.
How to make the most of your ŠKODA
Infotainment
With the portals below you will be able to keep the infotainment systems of your car up-to-date.
Update Portal
Offers software and maps updates for the different ŠKODA infotainment systems (Swing and Bolero radios + Amundsen and Columbus navigation).
My Destinations
Enables users to find destinations and edit information such as name or picture. The destinations are then saved in the vehicle SD Card and can be uploaded in the Amundsen or Columbus navigation systems.
Compatibility List
Provides an overview of mobile devices (telephones, tablets, mp3 players) compatible with the inbuilt ŠKODA infotainment systems (Bluetooth handsfree, Bluetooth audiostreaming, SmartLink, etc).
ŠKODA SERVICE AND RECALL CAMPAIGNS
We want to ensure that your ŠKODA vehicle is safe and owning a ŠKODA is a great experience for you. If a recall is started, we want to assure you the problem has been addressed, and you can use your car properly. Just enter the VIN code of your car into the below website. VIN code is the vehicle's identification number found on the vehicle body and in the registration document. It's a combination of 17 letters and numbers.