2021 Audi Vehicle Condition Report & Pre-Delivery Checks
This manufacturer communication outlines the essential pre-delivery inspection (PDI) steps for 2021 Audi vehicles, including the e-tron, A4, Q5, and more. It details checks for transportation damage, tire pressure settings, battery tests, and verifying the Audi connect Vehicle Code Tag…

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This document, an Audi Vehicle Condition Report, outlines the essential pre-delivery inspection (PDI) steps for new 2021 Audi vehicles. It serves as a comprehensive checklist to ensure every new car meets Audi's stringent quality standards before customer delivery, covering aspects critical to a proper Audi e-tron pre-delivery inspection and other models.
The report details various checks that must be completed within 48 hours of a vehicle's arrival at the dealership. These steps are crucial for identifying and rectifying any issues that may have occurred during manufacturing or transportation.
Purpose of the Initial Vehicle Inspection
This document describes a series of checks designed to ensure your new 2021 Audi is in perfect condition upon delivery. The inspection aims to prevent issues such as undetected transportation damage, incorrect tire pressures, or missing essential components.
Key areas of focus include the vehicle's exterior, interior, and critical operational systems. By following this detailed report, dealerships can address potential problems before they impact the customer experience.
Fault codes / DTCs
This manufacturer communication, TSB 2009967, is a pre-delivery inspection checklist and does not list any specific Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs).
What the service bulletin says
The Audi Vehicle Condition Report provides a detailed checklist for the initial vehicle inspection. This report details various checks that are crucial for a thorough Audi e-tron pre-delivery inspection, ensuring the vehicle is in optimal condition.
Key steps include:
- Body Cover and Wheel Cover Removal: Instructions for removing the full body cover, referencing TSB 2009967, and transportation wheel covers. This step is critical for inspecting for any transportation damage.
- Key and Tag Verification: Confirming that all keys are included and verifying the presence of the plastic Audi connect Vehicle Code Tag. This tag is specifically mentioned for models like the e-tron, A4, S4, A5, S5, RS 5, A6, S6, A7, S7, A8, Q5, Q7, and Q8.
- Exterior Inspection: Inspecting painted surfaces, molding, glass, and the overall body for any defects or damage, with instructions to report and repair issues promptly.
- Tire Pressure Adjustment: Setting tires to the maximum recommended pressures found on the B-pillar doorjamb. For sold units awaiting customer pickup, tire pressures should be set to
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Audi connect Vehicle Code Tag?
- The Audi connect Vehicle Code Tag is a plastic tag that needs to be verified during the initial vehicle inspection for certain 2021 Audi models like the e-tron, A4, and Q5, ensuring it's included with the vehicle.
- Why is TSB 2009967 mentioned in the 2021 Audi pre-delivery inspection?
- TSB 2009967 provides instructions for removing the full body cover, which is a specific step in the initial vehicle inspection process for 2021 Audi vehicles to check for transportation damage.
- What fuel type is recommended for 2021 Audi models during pre-delivery?
- Most 2021 Audi models, except the Q3 and TT, require fueling with 91 Octane or higher during the pre-delivery inspection to meet manufacturer specifications.
- What should I do if I suspect my 2021 Audi pre-delivery inspection was incomplete?
- If you have concerns about your 2021 Audi pre-delivery inspection, especially regarding items like the Audi connect Vehicle Code Tag or tire pressures, you should contact your authorized Audi dealer to address these issues.
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