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Originally Posted by pkolanko
I get an oil change each year, regardless of the miles, but I don't have the tools/equipment to change the hydraulic fluids or rotate the tires. My dealership is pretty reasonable price-wise for the basics and since it's usually only an annual service, I don't mind the increased price compared to me doing it myself.
The dealership should notify me if the tires are cracking correct?
Thanks.
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I'd think so. Mine would. I have my car's oil changed at the dealership. They do a pretty comprehensive check of the car so they can upsell me more stuff that I may, or may not, need. It costs me about $20 more to have them do it than I could do it for, but at my age and in my condition, it's worth the money. (I'm an aging, lazy fart) I have a Fumoto valve (and a OEM A2L oil cooler along with rear subframe and diff inserts) in my "to do" parts box. My goal is to install them before I depart.