suzuka96

So if simply ignore the little spanner that’s telling me it’s 2 days till next service is due we would have no undue effect on either the car or our warranty ? I think hubby quite fancies getting it serviced anyway as we are off on a long journey soon and just likes to know that it’s been checked. So that would be just £220 max if we go for pollen filter change which it may be about due anyway. i on the other hand are a tight arse and am peeved as I specifically requested it be changed to variable and I’m sure I double checked it with the service girl so I shouldn’t be worry about it to at least summer next year. btw we got the car over 4 years and we adore it so may consider keeping her afterwards especially as diesels are a dieing breed.

Spoke to them earlier and they said as we are low mileage we should ideally stay on fixed service plan. We can’t prove we asked for it to be chnaged as it’s our word against them. i just want to confirm that all we actually need in our 69 2 year old 4x4 tdi is a oil and inspection service not what used to be called a major service (rather than what ever they call it now- enhanced is it????) I must admit this is the first time Skoda have managed to make me feel like a silly little woman not knowing what I wanted !

After 1st year service we asked car to be put on variable servicing (last oct) spanner has just popped up saying it needs an oil service so obvs wasn’t chnaged. car has only done 13,000 miles went to book it in at dealers and Skoda online quoting £289 2nd year service?!?! surely it just needs the oil change service. We have it on pcp abs don’t want to screw the warranty.

Picked our nearly new karoq 2.0 tdi up middle jan and it’s already come up saying needing oil service in 15 days!! Does this sound right?