A Brake Inspection: The Only Way to Know if You Truly Need a Cincinnati Brake Flush Service

Don’t take your dealership’s word for it that you need your brakes flushed every 50,000 to 65,000 miles. That’s a river of bull turds you ought to just let float on by. Brake fluid, if uncontaminated, can last the life of the car. However, also don’t just assume that a Cincinnati brake flush service is some scam to put your mechanic’s kid through college.

When a Brake Flush is Necessary

A brake fluid may indeed become contaminated, due to leaks in the hoses, the valves, or other parts of the braking system. When water gets in, the fluid becomes hardened, ruining the brakes performance. If ignored, bad brake fluid can corrode your brake lines and other parts of your braking system, which can cost hundreds of dollars to replace. Bottom line is, if you avoid a brake flush job that goes for less than $100 in Cincinnati, you could easily end up paying 6 to 7 times that replacing critical parts of your braking system.

Just don’t take the mileage at face value. The only way to truly know the quality of your braking fluid is to have it inspected. Ask your mechanic to take a look the next time you take your car in for a tuneup. It’s funny how often we ignore our brakes when you consider they are literally the line between life and death.

Your Trusted Car Repair Specialists in Cincinnati

We’ve been delivering specialized European and foreign car repair to the Cincinnati area since 2001. Our master mechanics are ASE certified and bring over 60 years of combined experience to every repair job. All of our work is guaranteed under warranty. We’ll deliver you quality and exceptional work. We treat our customers like family.

We specialize in

  • Minor and major engine repair
  • Electrical services
  • Car diagnostics
  • Brakes
  • Suspensions
  • Shocks & struts
  • Exhaust/Muffler
  • Transmissions
  • Air conditioning
  • And more

Feel free to stop in anytime if you have questions. Or call us at 513-891-8450, or fill out our online contact form. We’re happy to help!

The Awesome but Expensive Performance of Porsche Brakes

The brakes on a Porsche 911 Turbo are awesome, but they are also awesomely expensive. These brakes feature carbon-ceramic rotors that have amazing stopping ability, but are expensive to replace. The good news is they are extremely hardy and wear minimally. The bad news is they cost thousands of dollars. And they’re also much lighter, roughly half the weight of iron brakes. That’s great when it comes to speed and performance. They also use special pads, so you don’t have that nasty black grime that coats up the wheels. You get a lot of performance for that thousand dollar price.

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