Just picked up a single owner 2010 Cayenne base from a dealer with only 30k miles and it includes bumper to bumper warranty for 2 years. Its always been serviced at the dealer which is great to hear. I am replacing the tires with bf goodrich advantages and also doing the rear brakes/rotors. Fronts were done 5k miles ago. I was thinking about swapping out transmission fluid, transfer case, and diff fluid. I am not sure if its required for the milage on it. Is there anything preventive for the v6 that I should do? It appears the v6 seems to be very reliable.

 

Where are you located? The BFGs seem to do well in straight snow but gives up a lot in wet and dry. Nokian has All-Weather tires that may better serve your needs or just a normal A/S tire if snow is mild. Are you on 17s or 18s?
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests...y.jsp?ttid=229

Since your Cayenne is ultra low mileage, check the service records against the owners manual for time vs mileage change intervals. For instance oil once a year and coolant / brake fluid X amount of years.

 

I am in Philly, currently snowing I already picked them up from tirerack.

 

Roger that! Yeah it is ice/slush here today in NoVA. Philly IMO is a perfect All-Weather / 3 Peak area for 3 seasons and maybe a performance set for summer.

I'm in a similar spot as you with mild weather in NoVA, but considerable snow at our get away in Wild & Wonderful WV! 3 Peak not mandatory, but advised! WV seems to be the home of Subaru Outbacks as it is.

Please, keep us posted on your impressions of the BFG Advantage tires!