Buy this stuff off ebay...

Genuine Oil Filter (offer at £6) http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/171503617439?

Sump plug £1.25 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/181574636252?

504/507 oil £21.98  http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/390814452989?

Total £29.23!

Just need to dig out my old laptop with vag com on it to check for any errors and reset the service indicator  :coffee:

Think it should say 'change your oil for less than £30'. That's not really a service.

However for a service you can buy a OEM set off eBay including oil filter, air filter, pollen filter and fuel filter for £20-£25 then just £21 for the oil.

So yeah full service for £40

I do the above however I use Shell Helix Ultra extra which is £35.

Minor service

(Every 12 months/10,000 miles)

This includes:

• Oil & filter change (fully synthetic oil)
• Vehicle inspection test and report**
• Full vehicle road test***
• Vehicle and software enhancements from ŠKODA's database
• Replace pollen filter†
• Diagnostic check including report
• Re-set service interval display
• Wash and vacuum
• ŠKODA stamp in service book

£139

Skoda don't do much more for £100 + more

Minor service

(Every 12 months/10,000 miles)

This includes:

• Oil & filter change (fully synthetic oil)
• Vehicle inspection test and report**
• Full vehicle road test***
• Vehicle and software enhancements from ŠKODA's database
• Replace pollen filter†
• Diagnostic check including report
• Re-set service interval display
• Wash and vacuum
• ŠKODA stamp in service book

£139

Skoda don't do much more for £100 + more

A pollen filter is £9 and they only replace it every 2 years

I don't need some gorilla mechanic 'raping' my car on a test drive to tell me that it's running ok  :peek:

To be fair to my local dealer, I've had great service and the prices have been 'reasonable'

I might actually pay them £50 for less than 30 minutes work to get a stamp in the service book....

Only problem is, that Comline oil doesn't appear on the 504/507 VW/Audi approved list......

https://erwin.volkswagen.de/erwin/volkswagen/files/oil/step_50400_50700.pdf

As with any dealer servicing, you're paying for the stamp mainly.

That oil is not certified to VAG 504/507 spec. It's merely someone's opinion that if tested it would meet the requirements, and they've carefully (wrongly) used the word "quantum" in the listing title to imply it's suitability.

Better to use a genuine certified oil which has been tested to comply with the required standard rather than some oil which might be good enough (or not).