Posted on 3/28/2025
Your vehicle relies on several essential fluids to lubricate, cool, and protect key components. Over time, these fluids degrade, become contaminated, or lose their effectiveness, making regular fluid flushes a necessary part of car maintenance. But with so many different fluids under the hood, knowing which ones need to be flushed and when can help prevent costly repairs and keep your vehicle running. Why Are Fluid Flushes Important Fluids don’t last forever. Heat, friction, and environmental contaminants break them down over time, reducing their ability to protect and clean engine components. If old, dirty fluids are left unchanged, they can cause: Overheating and engine damage Increased wear on moving parts Reduced fuel efficiency Brake failure or transmission problems By following a regular fluid maintenance schedule, you can avoid unnecessary breakdowns and expensive repairs. Engine Oil Your engine relies on oil to keep its internal c ... read more
