The Five Year mark
Instructor
Joined: Sep 2025
Posts: 248
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From: Katy, TX
For the coolant and brake fluid, it is not really about mileage, it is more about time. as stated above coolant, loses its anticorrosion capabilities, overtime, and brake fluid absorbs moisture with time. I would not wait for either
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 1999
Posts: 4,718
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From: Virginia Beach, VA & Port Charlotte, FL
I had my 5 year maintenance done this week, 9/10. I had my annual oil change done (I supplied oil and filter), engine coolant replacement, Brake system flush/fill, rotate tires (right to left) & check pressure along with a host of other minor tasks completed. The total service was $601. Next year it's time for my second DCT drain 'n fill. Knock on wood, In the 5 years of ownership I have never been to the dealer for ANY problem. It's been rock solid from day 1.
Team Owner
Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 24,103
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From: Spring Texas
I'm coming up on the 5 year mark in my 2020 LBR coupe. It looks like the brake and flush service is pretty important so I will schedule that next week. Trans flush and DCT will be done next year.
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 1999
Posts: 4,718
Likes: 1,460
From: Virginia Beach, VA & Port Charlotte, FL
