Warning lights, fluid leaks, rough gear changes or weak AC? Tell us what has changed, or arrange your Porsche’s next service. Our independent Dubai workshop investigates the concern and explains the repair options and quotation before you decide.
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Servicing, diagnosis and repairsChoose the work you need, or describe what has changed. A useful diagnosis connects the symptom to its cause.
A scan provides useful information, but a fault code is not a parts order. Starting faults, battery drain, intermittent warnings and control-module concerns need checks that connect the symptom with a cause. Checks may cover battery condition, charging, wiring and relevant control units. Repeated battery discharge needs investigation, while a replacement must match the vehicle and include any registration or coding required.
Explore diagnostics & electricalEngine noise, oil loss and overheating need a clear diagnosis before a repair is chosen. Discuss oil-leak checks, cooling-system testing, water pumps, radiators, thermostats and engine repair. The assessment should separate the source of a leak from the area where fluid collects. Larger internal repairs need findings and a defined estimate.
Explore engine & coolingSqueal, vibration, a wear warning or a change in pedal feel calls for an inspection of the relevant components. Pads, discs, sensors, fluid and calipers each have a different role. Conventional steel brakes, Porsche Surface Coated Brakes and Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes require the correct parts and assessment for the fitted system.
Explore brakes & wheelsA delayed gear engagement, judder or warning does not automatically mean the gearbox needs replacing. The fitted transmission, fluid condition and diagnostic findings guide the next step. PDK dual-clutch, Tiptronic automatic and manual gearboxes are different systems. A fluid service, clutch repair and complete rebuild are different jobs, so compare the work included in each proposed option.
Explore gearbox & drivetrainKnocking, uneven ride height, wandering or uneven tyre wear can come from several areas. Checks may involve control arms, bushes, dampers, steering joints, wheel alignment and air-suspension components where fitted. Porsche Active Suspension Management, or PASM, controls damping and is not simply another name for air suspension. Identify the equipment before choosing parts.
Explore suspension & steeringWeak cooling needs more than an automatic gas refill. Explain whether the AC warms up at idle, cools only while driving or has uneven airflow. An appropriate investigation can cover refrigerant loss, compressor operation, the condenser, blower and temperature controls. The refrigerant specification and repair scope must match the vehicle.
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Our mechanics specialise in Porsche servicing and repairs, including engine, transmission and chassis work. We use genuine parts and match the work to the model, year and fitted equipment. A useful diagnosis explains the problem before you decide on the repair.
We use genuine parts specified for your vehicle. The same model badge can cover different engines, brakes, suspension and production revisions. Share the VIN privately when it is needed to identify the correct part.
Choose your model, then tell us the year and powertrain. The service schedule, transmission, brakes and suspension fitted to your car can change the work it needs.
CARRERA · TURBO · GTThe details make the difference. A Carrera, Turbo or GT car can have a different engine, transmission, brake package and maintenance requirement. Tell us the generation and year so the enquiry starts with the right car.
PETROL · E-HYBRID · ELECTRICA change in ride height, a coolant leak or a drivetrain warning needs an assessment matched to your Cayenne. Tell us the model year and whether it is petrol, E-Hybrid or Cayenne Electric. Each powertrain needs its own maintenance plan. Confirm which checks are available for your vehicle before booking.
PETROL · ELECTRICA petrol Macan and a Macan Electric are different vehicles beneath the badge. Mention the powertrain when requesting service or reporting a warning. For a petrol model, gearbox behaviour, engine leaks and cooling concerns need their own checks.
PETROL · E-HYBRIDRide quality, drivetrain response and electrical comfort features all matter in a Panamera. Share whether the car is petrol or E-Hybrid and whether a symptom changes with driving mode, temperature or road speed. This helps define the initial investigation.
BOXSTER · CAYMANMid-engine Boxster and Cayman models deserve a service plan matched to their generation and engine. Discuss oil and coolant leaks, gear changes, braking and roof operation where applicable. Older Boxster and Cayman models should not be assumed to share the same parts as a 718.
ELECTRIC PERFORMANCEAn electric Porsche needs an electric-specific enquiry. Describe any charging message, range concern, low-voltage battery issue or chassis warning. Ask which tests are available for your model before arranging the visit, particularly when high-voltage work may be involved.
Compare the work, not just the price. Your model, engine and maintenance history determine what is actually due.
AED 500–1,500
A sensible starting point when routine maintenance is due and there is no unresolved fault. For a petrol Porsche, an engine oil and filter change sits alongside condition checks that help identify work needing attention.
Share the model, year and mileage for a written scope. Filters, additional repairs and tax treatment should be clear in the estimate.
AED 1,500–3,000
A broader service when the maintenance record calls for more than an oil change. The right work depends on what was completed last time, the vehicle specification and which items are now due.
An interval package is not a universal checklist for every model. The quotation should identify the applicable work and any separately priced items.
AED 3,000+
For a Porsche due a more extensive scheduled service, or a car whose maintenance history needs careful review. A major service should address the items actually due rather than replace parts simply because the package sounds comprehensive.
Transmission servicing, repairs and specialist investigations need an explicit scope. Electric models require a different maintenance plan.
Indicative service prices, checked 23 October 2026. These are estimates, not fixed packages. Request a written quote for parts, labour, exclusions and VAT treatment. Repairs and transmission servicing are quoted separately. Taycan and Macan Electric need an electric-specific maintenance plan.
View the service guideA separate fault may need diagnostic work beyond the scheduled service. Agree the assessment scope and any fee before it begins, including when further testing or dismantling will need your approval. Ask for the proposed repair, parts, labour and VAT to be clear in the quote.
Share the concern, understand the findings and agree the work. Keep the details that matter in writing.
Share the model, year, mileage and exact concern. A noise at cold start, a warning after a journey and a fault that is always present give the mechanic different starting points. Recent invoices help identify work already completed.
Our diagnostic and inspection work covers mechanical and electrical concerns. Relevant checks connect the symptom with the condition of the system. A fault code, visible leak or worn component needs to be interpreted in context before choosing a repair.
Discuss the findings, recommended parts and work involved. A service, a component repair and a rebuild are different jobs. Review labour, fluids and any required setup together, and agree how additional findings will be handled before further work is authorised.
Before collection, ask which checks were completed and whether any further attention is recommended. Keep the final invoice and the warranty terms that apply to the job. A clear record helps with future servicing and explains what has already been repaired.
You know your car. You do not need to know the part name. Choose a symptom for useful details to share with the workshop.
A starting guide for your enquiry. Symptoms alone cannot diagnose a fault.
A warning light points to a system that needs attention. The wording, colour and conditions in which it appears are useful starting details. A diagnostic check can be combined with relevant inspection and testing before a repair is proposed.
Follow the dashboard instruction and owner’s manual. If the car instructs you to stop, pull over safely and seek assistance.
Explore diagnosticsA drip underneath the car may have travelled from a component higher up. Note the fluid colour, where you noticed it and any level or temperature warning. Leak assessment can distinguish engine oil, coolant and other fluids before parts are ordered.
Do not continue driving with overheating or a stop warning. Let the workshop advise on recovery when the car cannot be driven safely.
Explore coolant leak checksDescribe whether the hesitation or judder happens when selecting a gear, pulling away or changing speed. Recent service work and whether the car is cold or warm can be useful. The gearbox type and diagnostic findings determine the investigation.
A symptom alone does not establish a failed gearbox. Discuss diagnosis before agreeing to replacement.
Explore gearbox assessmentA knock, vibration and uneven ride height are different symptoms. Tell us whether the issue appears over bumps, while turning or after the vehicle has been parked. The fitted suspension and steering equipment need to be identified before the repair is quoted.
If steering or vehicle control is affected, stop safely and ask for advice before driving further.
Explore suspension checksDoes it happen at idle, in slow traffic or on longer drives? Is the airflow weak or is the air simply warm? These distinctions help separate airflow, refrigerant and control concerns and define a sensible AC diagnostic scope.
A refrigerant top-up is not a lasting repair for an unresolved leak. Ask what the assessment and any proposed repair cover.
Explore AC assessmentMention whether the engine turns over, you hear a click or nothing happens at all. Note any message on the display and whether the battery was recently replaced. Petrol, hybrid and electric vehicles need different starting-system checks.
For an unsafe location or an immobile car, call first and discuss the appropriate assistance. Do not attempt high-voltage work.
Explore starting faultsAn engine repair is not an oil service. A gearbox concern is not automatically a replacement. The confirmed fault, access and fitted equipment shape the right estimate.
The estimate should explain what has been found, what the investigation covers and whether further testing or dismantling is needed. Distinguish a confirmed fault from a possible cause before comparing repair options.
Check part descriptions, application and condition. Where repair, rebuild or replacement is an option, compare the complete work involved. Removal, access, installation, fluids and related seals can affect the total.
Some work may require coding, registration, adaptation, wheel alignment or calibration. Include the applicable setup and checks in the scope so the quote represents a usable repair, not simply a fitted component.
Review parts, labour, tax treatment and exclusions together. Agree how the workshop will present further findings and obtain your approval if the scope changes.
Request the terms that apply to your specific work. Coverage, time or mileage limits, exclusions and the process for reporting a concern should be clear. Keep the estimate and invoice with the vehicle's service record.
Repair, rebuild or replace? Compare the findings, component condition, available parts and what each option includes.
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A polished exterior and a short test drive cannot tell the whole story. A pre-purchase inspection helps you understand the visible condition, diagnostic findings and maintenance needs before you agree a price.
Agree access with the seller and confirm the report, road test and exclusions. For electric and hybrid models, discuss the specific battery and charging checks available.
Explore Porsche inspectionsAn inspection reduces uncertainty within its agreed scope. Concealed and intermittent faults may not be apparent without further investigation.
Small differences in the specification can make a big difference to the work. These are three worth knowing.
PASM controls damping electronically. Air suspension concerns ride-height support and its related components. A car may have both, so the fitted equipment matters when investigating a ride concern.
Porsche explains PASMSteel brakes, Porsche Surface Coated Brakes and Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes are not interchangeable descriptions. Identify the fitted system before comparing parts, condition or replacement costs.
Understand ceramic brakesModel year, powertrain, market and service history affect what is due. Time-based items still matter at low mileage. Use the relevant schedule and service reminder, with a separate plan for electric vehicles.
Porsche service informationService prices, repair choices and the details that help you plan your visit.
Talk to the workshopYes. We are an independent workshop for Porsche vehicles in Dubai. Our workshop is separate from the Porsche Centre dealer network. You can enquire about maintenance, diagnostics and repairs for your model. For manufacturer recalls, service campaigns or questions about an existing manufacturer warranty, contact the relevant Porsche Centre and check the requirements for your vehicle.
Our service guide prices are AED 500–1,500 for a minor service, AED 1,500–3,000 for an interval service and from AED 3,000 for a major service. These are estimates rather than fixed packages for every Porsche. The model, engine, maintenance record and work due affect the total. Request a written quotation showing inclusions, exclusions and VAT treatment.
We use genuine spare parts specified for the vehicle. The correct part can depend on the model year, engine, production revision and fitted equipment, so we may need the VIN to identify it. Check the part description and any associated seals, fluids or setup in your estimate. For a repaired or rebuilt assembly, discuss the proposed work and its warranty separately.
That depends on the exact warning and how the car is behaving. Follow the message and the owner’s manual. Stop safely and seek assistance if there is an instruction to stop, a serious braking concern, overheating or another condition that makes driving unsafe. Send the workshop the exact message and symptoms. A warning light alone cannot establish which component has failed.
Request the warranty terms for your specific repair before approving it. The terms should identify the covered part or work, any time or mileage limit, exclusions and how to report a concern. Confirm whether the quoted coverage applies to parts, labour or both. Keep the written terms with the estimate and invoice so you can refer to the agreed coverage.
Turnaround depends on the investigation, repair, parts availability and workshop schedule. A scheduled service and an intermittent electrical fault need different planning. Request an expected assessment time first, then a repair and collection estimate once the findings and parts requirements are known. For larger engine or gearbox work, discuss any dismantling and approval stages that may affect the timescale.
Use the maintenance schedule for your model, model year, engine and market, together with the vehicle’s service reminder and previous records. There is no single interval that suits every Porsche. Time-based items can become due even when mileage is low. If the history is incomplete, ask the workshop to review what is known before choosing a minor, interval or major service.
Yes. Tell the workshop the exact model and whether the concern relates to routine maintenance, charging, the low-voltage electrical system or a high-voltage warning. Ask which checks and repairs are available for that vehicle before the appointment. Electric and hybrid cars need an appropriate scope. A petrol service package or PDK service is not a substitute for an electric vehicle maintenance plan.
It can help you understand visible condition, relevant diagnostic findings and maintenance needs before buying. Agree the inspection scope with the workshop and access with the seller. Ask about the road test, report and any exclusions, especially for electric or hybrid models. An inspection reduces uncertainty within its scope, but it cannot guarantee that every concealed or intermittent issue will be found.
No. Your enquiry starts a conversation with the workshop. Confirm appointment availability, the service or assessment needed, any agreed diagnostic fee and arrival details directly. Wait for the workshop’s confirmation before travelling. If the car cannot be driven safely, call first to discuss assistance.
Tell us the model, year and concern. We can discuss appointment availability, the assessment needed and arrival details. Please wait for workshop confirmation before travelling.
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