UK service & costs

[Remedy234]

I was considering taking out the Porsche extended warranty but think I’ll stick with the EV+ from warrantywise (£10k / £250 hour labour) then I can service wherever I choose.

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[Midlifecrisis]

I was considering taking out the Porsche extended warranty but think I’ll stick with the EV+ from warrantywise (£10k / £250 hour labour) then I can service wherever I choose.

Not sure a £10k limit is quite sufficient for a Taycan. The hourly rate should cover a Porsche centre though

 

[Dabz]

Not sure a £10k limit is quite sufficient for a Taycan. The hourly rate should cover a Porsche centre though

Yes 10k won't go far if you have something major break!

 

[Mourloz]

Hey all.

Has anyone managed to argue against the pad replacement at the 6 years service?

Thanks

 

[Bennachie]

Interesting...

 

[Fish Fingers]

Hey all.

Has anyone managed to argue against the pad replacement at the 6 years service?

Thanks

Have you been quoted the cost of pad replacement out of interest?

 

[Murph7355]

Have you been quoted the cost of pad replacement out of interest?

I was quoted £899 for rear pads only (£699 if I had it done when the car was in at the time).

(Edited to add - which is extortionate IMO).

 

[Boer13]

A few posts lower down I've attached a quote for my recent 6y service with the brake pads change coming at £17xx. £300/year for braking, another Porsche tax but I pretty much prefer not tempting Mr Murphy.

 

[Dabz]

A few posts lower down I've attached a quote for my recent 6y service with the brake pads change coming at £17xx. £300/year for braking, another Porsche tax but I pretty much prefer not tempting Mr Murphy.

it seems excessive for braking when EVs use their brakes significantly less than ICE cars. But they have to make back lost service revenue somehow I guess

 

[Bennachie]

Macan ICE service at 8 years... pads and discs fine. I call rip...f

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