So if its the shorter 10k or 12 months service why does it show 9300 miles or 379 days after a service? They still don't add up.However, your car is also capable of being serviced at a more traditional time of 12 months or 10,000 miles (which ever occurs first), this regime is known as Time and Distance. Your Retailer will explain both systems and can reset your car to the Time and Distance regime at the Pre Delivery Inspection if you wish.
So why do they drop it to 9000 miles there, I think VW need some numeracy skills. I've had this argument on other forums about service intervals and 10k is plenty for me.With the LongLife service regime it could be anywhere between 9,000 miles or 12 months up to a maximum of 20,000* miles or 24 months, depending on the way the car is driven and/or its operating environment. The Time and Distance regime will be around 10,000 miles or 12 months (which ever occurs first).
With the LongLife service regime it could be anywhere between 9,000 miles or 12 months up to a maximum of 20,000* miles or 24 months, depending on the way the car is driven and/or its operating environment. The Time and Distance regime will be around 10,000 miles or 12 months (which ever occurs first).
I know what I said I quoted it.it doesn't say 9000 for the long service regime, it says between 9000 and 24000 as you quoted.
Well it must be something your cars in the US have set as I've said I didn't check mine straight away after the service but when I checked 2 days after the service 30 miles it was showing the next service interval.Mine finally flipped on at 900 miles.
