My 2018 SQ5's transmission is perfect but I'm worried about long-term reliability

[keira_lancaster]

So I've got a 2018 SQ5 with about 65,000 kilometers on it, and honestly the ZF 8-speed has been absolutely flawless since day one. It shifts quickly, smoothly, and always seems to be in the right gear whether I'm cruising on the highway or pushing it through some twisty roads. But I've been reading a lot of forum posts and online reviews recently, and I'm starting to get a bit paranoid about long-term reliability. I keep seeing people talking about mechatronic failures, torque converter issues, and valve body problems on these transmissions once they get past 100,000 kilometers, and I'm wondering if there's anything I should be doing proactively to prevent issues down the line. I've already had the transmission fluid and filter changed at 60,000 kilometers as recommended, but I'm wondering if there's more I should be doing, like regular adaptation resets or more frequent fluid changes given our hot climate here in the UAE. I've been looking for a specialist that can give me some proper advice on long-term maintenance, and I found a place that's described as Reliable Audi automatic transmission repair in Khalifa City, which seems like they'd be able to give me some guidance. I'm hoping to keep this car for a long time so I want to be proactive rather than reactive. I'd love to hear from other SQ5 owners or anyone with the ZF 8-speed who's done high mileage on their car, what kind of maintenance schedule have you followed and have you had any major issues? I know I'm probably overthinking this but I'd rather be prepared than caught off guard.