Does AutoZone do brake fluid change?

You can find everything you need to flush your own brake fluid at any of our AutoZone stores. Stop by and talk to a store associate to find all of the parts and tools you need to get the job done right. Or, if you are not the mechanical-type, consider bringing it to one of our Preferred Repair Shops in your area.

How much does brake flush cost?

Generally, a brake fluid flush costs around $100, with most of that cost going towards labor. Brakes are arguably the most important system on your car, next to the engine itself. Over time, the components of your brake system wear down.

How long does it take for brake fluid change?

around 15-30 minutes
A brake fluid replacement should take around 15-30 minutes for an experienced professional.

Can you add new brake fluid to old?

Unless the existing brake fluid within the system is contaminated (dirt, water etc.) you can probably safely add fluid to the old. Just ensure that the new fluid that you add is the same as what is in the system.

What happens if brake fluid is low?

A low brake fluid level can trigger the brake light to come on. Brake fluid leaks are serious as they provide little to no stopping power while driving. Hard to stop or mushy brake pedal – Low brake fluid can cause that spongy feeling in your brakes while you step on the brake pedal.

How much does it cost to change the brake fluid?

A brake fluid change costs between $73 and $104 for the majority of vehicles. The cost of labor will make up the vast majority of the cost, with the brake fluid itself relatively inexpensive. The cost is largely the same no matter what make and model of car you drive as it’s a fairly straightforward repair.

Does brake fluid need to be changed?

Brake fluid may need to be changed outside of the regular maintenance schedule, such as if moisture has gotten into the braking system, or if the brakes become sloppy or lock up.

How much brake fluid do I need for a flush?

The general rule of thumb is that you should have your brake fluid flushed every two years or 15,000 miles—whichever comes first. The reason is that brake fluid absorbs moisture over time.

Is it necessary to flush brake fluid?

Brake Fluid Flush: Although rarely necessary, you may need a brake fluid flush if moisture has made its way into your brake system and has become rust-colored or if it has been overheated. In many cases, however, a vehicle will never require a brake flush.