Flush the Transmission Fluid
Auto manufacturers use 100,000-mile or “lifetime” fluid that shouldn’t have to be changed for years, if at all, says Mike Calkins, of AAA. More transmissions are sealed and no longer even have a dipstick to check levels. “Transmission oil change or flush depends on how hard you work your vehicle and the conditions under which it operates,” says Matt DeLorenzo, senior managing editor for Kelley Blue Book. “Typically 50,000 to 60,000 [miles] is the norm. checking the fluid for debris and discoloration is key to determining whether or not you need this service.”
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If you have a flat and the the other tires are good can the dealer refuse to just sell you one tire or will you have to change all four tires. I went to NH for a wedding and got a flat
the mileage on my car was 20,150 miles for the old tires . I tried to buy one tire in NH state. the tire refuse to sell me one tire and I had to purchase four new tires for my 2017 Lexus The owner of the store say that state law, is that true in NH
thanks