At Audi Birmingham, we are thrilled and honored to announce that our Audi dealership has been awarded the prestigious Reputation 800 award. This award reflects the trust and loyalty of our valued customers in Birmingham, Trussville, and beyond, as well as the hard work and dedication of our entire team.
When its time to take your Audi model in for maintenance or repair, let the experts at Audi Birmingham show you what excellence truly means. With a team of Audi Certified Master technicians available, we’re your Birmingham source for all your Audi service and repair needs. Pay us a visit or schedule your next service appointment online to get started today!
Your Audi is a high-end vehicle that offers both excellent performance and luxury you can enjoy every day. But without proper maintenance that premium driving experience won’t last, and that’s where our team of Audi service experts in Irondale can help. Visit our Audi Service Center and let our team of expert techs give your vehicle the care it truly deserves.
Your Audi vehicle is a high-end bit of kit, and it comes with excellent engineering that provides you with a quality ride, performance, and reliability when well taken care of. Audi Birmingham is here to help you give your Audi vehicle the expert care it deserves so you can enjoy your Audi model for years to come. Visit our Audi Service Center in Irondale today and let our team of expert technicians take care of your vehicle.
You've probably heard of an alternator, and maybe you've even had one replaced. But do you know what an alternator actually does? Some people think that the battery is responsible for powering the car, but this is actually not quite true.
Your alternator is the piece of equipment that keeps your battery charged so that it can supply electricity. If your alternator isn't working, you could have a battery that is in perfect condition, but your car still won't start up.
Repair of minor scratches in your vehicle provides several advantages. It prolongs the paint job and also prevents surface rust from developing. Finally, it makes the vehicle look better. With a little work, covering those unsightly marks will pay off in the long run and be well worth the time and effort.
The first step in this job is to obtain matching paint. This is done by obtaining the paint "codes" on the VIN or sticker on the driver’s side door. If you can’t find it, bring it to our dealership and we’ll find it for you…
The tire pressure in your car's tires can have a negative impact on the ride of your vehicle and the life of those tires. Here are a few things to consider if you do not have the tire pressure within the recommended range.
When the tires are overinflated, air causes the tire to expand so that the car is rising basically on the center only. This will not only wear the tread in that one area faster, it will become difficult to steer the vehicle on wet roads.
Without brakes that work the way they are supposed to in your vehicle, you and your family are at a much greater risk of being a part of an accident. That is why our experienced team here at Audi Birmingham located in Irondale, AL want to ensure you know when it's time to have a dealer repair your brake pedal.
First, if you should ever notice any damage to your brake lines, you should seek a repair immediately. If not dealt with, this can lead to brake fluid leaks.
It's easy to take your car's fuel system for granted. You step on the accelerator, and your car goes. Unfortunately, most moving parts eventually wear out and need to be replaced. Ignore the signs that your car needs a fuel system service, and, at best, you will be left stranded and annoyed; at worst, you could cause a serious accident.
Among the early signs that you might need to bring your car in to Audi Birmingham for a fuel system service is when it sputters intermittently and then recovers when you are driving at consistently high speed.
Car batteries last an average of three to four years, although, in harsh conditions, they can lose power before that time. Sometimes batteries are defective and fail while still in their warranty period. The only way to know whether your battery will hold a proper charge is to test it.
To test your battery, wear a pair of rubber gloves and safety eyewear to protect yourself from acid. Make sure the vehicle is off before connecting a voltmeter.
