Auto Plus

Keep your Audi or Volkswagen at peak performance with our Auto Plus maintenance service. Regularly maintaining your Audi or VW is the best way to protect your precious investment, while ensuring that it runs its best, uses less fuel, emits fewer air pollutants, and retains its maximum value.

Auto Plus in Albany / Berkeley follows the manufacturer's maintenance schedules for all major and minor components and systems including the engine, transmission, brakes, suspension, shocks, struts, timing belt, exhaust system, and air conditioning to keep your Audi or Volkswagen performing safely and reliably.Call Auto Plus today - for expert services for your Audi and Volkswagen.

Here at Auto Plus, your auto shop in Berkeley, CA we repair and replace all aspects of your Audi or Volkswagen, including engines, transmissions, suspensions, shock absorbers & struts, timing belts, exhaust systems, power steering, brakes, air conditioning, electrical systems, turbochargers, and much more.

Your local Volkswagen and Audi timing belt service and repair shop in Albany near Berkeley. Timing belts must be replaced at the manufacturer's distance or time periods. Failure to replace the timing belt on your Audi, VW or other cars can result in complete breakdown of your engine.

A timing belt or timing chain is a part of an internal combustion engine that synchronizes the rotation of a crankshaft and the camshaft so the engine valves open and close at the proper times during each cylinder stroke.In an interference engine the timing belt or timing chain prevents the piston from striking the valves.

An engine oil change is recommended for your Audi or Volkswagen every 5,000 miles or as specified for your precise model. Having the oil and oil filter changed regularly is perhaps the most important thing you can do to avoid unnecessary repairs and help keep your Audi or Volkswagen engine running like new.

After only one year, the brake fluid in average Volkswagen or Audi may contain as much as two percent water, after few years of service it is not unusual to find seven or eight percent water in brake fluid. Water contamination increases the danger of brakes failure because vapor pockets can form if the brake fluid gets too hot.