Volkswagen Audi Group Diagnostics in Swindon
We provide dealer-level diagnostic capability for a wide range of vehicles within the Volkswagen Audi Group portfolio, including models from Volkswagen, Audi, Škoda, SEAT and CUPRA.
Whether a dashboard warning light has appeared or you are experiencing an intermittent fault, our professional diagnostic equipment and software enable accurate fault identification and structured troubleshooting in line with manufacturer technical procedures.
Professional fault-finding and structured diagnostics for Volkswagen Audi Group vehicles, using dealer-level diagnostic capability and manufacturer-compatible software. Call 01793 228485 or book online.
Our diagnostic capabilities
We use professional diagnostic platforms including ODIS and VCDS, along with other advanced systems, to carry out in-depth fault diagnosis beyond the scope of a basic scan tool. This enables structured fault-finding, accurate data analysis and efficient troubleshooting — helping to reduce unnecessary parts replacement and repeated visits. Our diagnostics service includes:Our diagnostics service includes:
Dealer-level tools, independent garage prices
We use dealer-level diagnostic equipment, including ODIS and other manufacturer-compatible systems, to provide in-depth fault diagnosis for a wide range of Volkswagen Audi Group vehicles.
As an independent specialist, we utilise professional diagnostic software and follow manufacturer technical procedures and service guidance when carrying out inspections and repairs. With over 40 years’ combined experience and specialist tooling on site, we focus on accurate fault identification – helping to reduce unnecessary parts replacement and return your vehicle to service efficiently.
Fault codes already checked? We can help
If you’ve already retrieved a fault code, researched it online, or been advised of a code by another garage, we can take the next step.
A fault code provides a starting point, but it does not always confirm the root cause. We carry out structured diagnostic testing to determine whether the issue relates to a sensor fault, wiring concern, software irregularity or an underlying mechanical problem.
For Audi vehicles, we currently list and explain common Audi OBD fault codes to help you better understand potential causes before booking in .
Why book your diagnostic check with VGS?
We use dealer-level diagnostic platforms including ODIS and VCDS to carry out structured fault-finding on vehicles within the Volkswagen Audi Group range. Our approach focuses on accurate diagnosis rather than simple fault code clearing.
You’ll receive clear, upfront pricing and practical guidance based on detailed testing and data analysis. We keep you informed throughout the process and provide honest advice to help you make the right repair decisions for your vehicle.
FAQs
Many garages rely on generic code readers that only provide surface-level fault information. These tools may display stored fault codes but often lack the ability to carry out deeper system testing.
At VGS Performance, we use dealer-level diagnostic platforms including ODIS, VCDS and Advance Diagnostics equipment, allowing access to detailed vehicle data, control modules and live sensor readings across a wide range of Volkswagen Audi Group vehicles. This enables structured fault investigation and accurate testing, rather than simple fault code clearing
Yes. We carry out diagnostics on a wide range of Audi models, including S line and RS performance variants.
Using dealer-level diagnostic equipment and manufacturer-compatible software, we can perform in-depth fault diagnosis, module configuration and coding updates (subject to vehicle compatibility) across models ranging from the Audi A1 through to higher-performance vehicles such as the Audi RS6. Please contact us to confirm compatibility for your specific model and year.
Yes. We have dedicated pages for individual Audi OBD fault codes to to help you better understand what a specific code may relate to before booking in. Each page outlines what the code typically indicates, common potential causes, and why further structured diagnostics are often required to accurately confirm the root issue. For example, you can view our guide for Audi fault code P060900 for more detailed information.
