Porsche repair and maintenance
Porsche is on TRUE Automotive’s list of makes, including SUVs such as the Macan and Cayenne. Every gasoline Macan uses Porsche’s PDK dual-clutch automatic transmission.
When you book, give the model, the year and what you notice, and mention any message on the instrument cluster.
Common work on Porsche
- Brake noise and pad warnings
- Porsche brakes use pad wear sensors that turn on a warning in the instrument cluster when pads are worn. A squeal, grinding or that warning is a reason to book a brake inspection.
- Time-based maintenance
- Porsche sets some items by time as well as mileage, brake fluid among them, so a low-mileage car still needs them. The maintenance booklet lists each interval.
Services for Porsche
- BrakesBrake inspection and repair for squealing, grinding, a soft pedal, pulling or vibration when you stop.
- Scheduled maintenanceMaintenance by mileage and time: fluids, filters and the inspections your owner’s manual lists for your car’s age and mileage.
- Suspension, steering and wheel bearingsClunks over bumps, wandering steering, uneven tire wear and humming wheel bearings: inspection of the suspension and wheel ends.
- TransmissionHard or delayed shifts, slipping and warning lights: diagnosis first, and transmission replacement when it is needed.
- Check engine light and diagnosticsFinding the cause of a warning light, rough running or a fault that comes and goes, before any parts are replaced.
Porsche by shop
No shop has confirmed individual makes online yet. Everything listed here is on TRUE’s list for all 5 shops; call the shop to confirm before you go.