FAQ

Common issues with Porsches include oil leaks, coolant leaks, and suspension faults. While different models may have their specific repair issues, leaks are a recurring problem. Coolant leaks can cause severe damage if they lead to engine overheating.

Porsches require regular servicing to maintain their performance and reliability. The recommended service intervals are:

1. Minor service: every 20,000 miles
2. Major service: every 40,000 miles

It is recommended to take your vehicle to a Porsche Service Centre or an Independent Porsche Specialist near you when it’s due for servicing.

Repair costs for Porsches vary depending on the specific repair and the chosen Porsche specialist. Parts and labour for Porsches are typically more expensive.
However, at our Porsche Service Centre in Bedfordshire, we provide transparent pricing. Simply enter your Porsche’s model and registration on our website to obtain accurate quotes for different services and repairs. Our prices include no hidden charges, ensuring that what you see is what you pay.

For the best care and expertise, it is recommended to have your Porsche handled by a Repair Centre that specialises in Porsches. This can be a branded Porsche Service Centre or an independent Porsche Specialist conveniently located near your location to ensure easy drop-off and collection of your vehicle.

In the event of a Porsche breakdown, if you are under warranty, contact Porsche Assist for assistance. If not covered by warranty, reach out to your breakdown services provider. If they are unable to fix your car on-site, request them to recover it to the nearest Porsche Specialist.

The best way to prevent common Porsche repair issues is to take proper care of your vehicle. This includes regular maintenance, such as oil changes and brake pad and disc replacements. By maintaining your Porsche adequately, you can prevent or repair coolant leaks and oil leaks before they cause irreversible damage.

While you may be able to perform minor repairs yourself, it is important to note that doing so may void certain benefits and guarantees. To ensure the best results and preserve your vehicle’s warranty, we recommend contacting an Independent Porsche Specialist or Porsche Service Centre.