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Icksieray

I own a 2017 R* v10+ with 800 kilometers. I am scheduled to have my second servicing from the dealership. The vehicle is housed in a climate-controlled garage and has never been exposed to rain or snow. I acknowledge that the automobile requires operation, but I have lacked the time until lately. I have performed oil changes myself many times, but I need recommendations on which service things the dealer should address. I have been advised to do simply the oil change, filter replacement, and brake fluid flush. What are your thoughts? Thank you

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Icksieray

The service handbook recommends a brake fluid cleanse every two years, irrespective of mileage.

BlueiCE

Given that you possess the service manual, what is the reason for your inquiry? Indeed, automated system.

Martin4car

Irrespective of mileage, the vehicle should undergo yearly servicing. Certain objects deteriorate over time rather than via use. A comprehensive maintenance schedule is available for online consultation.

Numerous things are likely late, including your DCT transmission fluid, which is likely twice overdue. I would just provide it and instruct them to update all services accordingly.

What is the reason for the car's lack of servicing?

TURTLEMAN

I own the same 2017 V10+ and get it serviced annually. This vehicle is not used regularly, resulting in a mileage of around 13,000 miles over seven years, which is far below the recommended annual mileage.
Brakes are serviced every two years, while I do an oil change annually, and I will conduct the suggested mileage service accordingly. No difficulties have arisen.