MK2 Leon fr, what to do to keep it healthy?

[Hatethisbit]

Hello all, i'm afraid im not much of a pistonhead but i do like to take care of my cars. My current runabout is a 57 plate seat leon fr, 2L TFSI and is a DSG. It's done just under 80k miles which i believe is fairly good for its age. It hasnt had a belt or water pump change yet, though the manual states every 80k so its probably due. It's just had its mot and passed with flying colours, and i spent a few hundred quid getting the gearbox oil and filter changed.

My question is, what else should i do to it? Is the cambelt and water pump a priority? I do like to put my foot down sometimes and i like my corners, are there any other items that will probably be detrimental to the ride by now? It is very crashy and hard on bumps but i assumed that was just this particular spec.

Appreciate any advice

[markrtw]

Look up the mk5 golf gti buying guide as the drive train is the same and so all the same points are applicable.

[SuperchargedVR6]

Check with SEAT but with VW/Audi, the schedule is: >2009 = every 4 years. 2009> = every 5 years. Since SEAT use VW engines, assume the 4 year rule.

As for preventative maintenance - regular oil changes is the No.1 thing, period. Don't get hung up on brand, but do stick to VW 502 approved oil.