2010 Audi A4 2.0L Diesel · DG10 TTZ

This 2010 Audi A4 presents a clean roadworthiness status following its March 29, 2025 test at 108,315 miles, where it passed with zero recorded defects. Looking at the broader trajectory, the maintenance trend shows a recurring pattern of annual failure followed by immediate rectification, particularly concerning tyre management. The vehicle required retests in 2023, 2024, and 2025 due to surface consumable neglect, meaning previous keepers routinely allowed rubber to deteriorate below legal limits before addressing it. The car accumulated 108,315 miles over sixteen years, averaging roughly 6,770 miles annually, which sits well within typical usage parameters for a diesel or petrol saloon of this era. Mileage accumulation remained remarkably consistent throughout the record, moving smoothly from 35,414 miles in March 2014 to 108,315 miles by March 2025 without any unexplained gaps or periods of dormancy. The steady pacing indicates regular, uninterrupted use rather than sporadic heavy running or long periods sitting idle, which helps preserve internal engine health and battery longevity. A physical inspection must prioritize the steering and suspension geometry given the repeated front tyre edge wear noted in the March 2024 pass and failure certificates, along with the nearside front coil spring fracture recorded in March 2023. Check the inner shoulders of all four tyres carefully for premature wear caused by tracking misalignment or worn control arm bushes. Buyers should also inspect the rear wheel arches for corrosion or signs of previous impact damage following the structural advisory logged across multiple 2024 test sheets, and test the rear service brakes for any lingering binding tendencies observed back in the 2021 test.