How to use this guidance
This is maintenance guidance, not a factory service schedule. Confirm the exact vehicle handbook and dealer programme for time, mileage and track use. No intervals, torque settings, capacities or fluid grades are inferred from other models.
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Checks, fluids, and inspection notes
Regular checks
- Have clutch operation, transmission behaviour and carbon-ceramic brake condition assessed by a qualified technician.
- Use the handbook tyre pressures and the exact approved tyre specification; do not substitute another V12 model’s figures.
Fluid strategy
- Confirm the manual transmission, differential and engine requirements from the Valour service documentation.
- No torque values, capacities or timed replacement schedule are inferred from the shared engine displacement.
Inspection notes
- Retain a dated service history and written confirmation of any recall or software work.
- Owner observations do not replace a qualified inspection or authorise workshop procedures.
- Confirm approved lifting, transport and storage methods before equipment is used.
Sources and research
Research reviewed on 7 October 2026. Manufacturer announcements establish specification, not fault frequency or the condition of an individual car. Public registry coverage is incomplete for several model/year queries. Confirm market, VIN and current dealer documentation.
- Valour manufacturer specification — Aston Martin. Checked .
- Valour anniversary launch — Aston Martin. Checked .
Frequently asked questions
Where are the service intervals?
A verified model-specific factory schedule has not been reproduced here. Obtain the correct schedule from the owner handbook or authorised dealer; the absence of intervals is not permission to postpone servicing.
Are the existing Aston.club workshop guides applicable?
Not automatically. This model has not been added to the applicability of those guides. Use procedures expressly written for this exact vehicle.