Differential Flush

What does differential fluid do?

The differential is responsible for receiving and distributing power to your wheels. The differential has many gears grinding with each other and therefore requires oil to keep it functioning smoothly. Over time, metal shavings from all the grinding contaminate the fluid, reducing the fluidity of the oil inside the differential.

Why is differential flush important?

Differential fluid keeps your wheels turning and twisting smoothly by cooling and lubricating the differential. To keep your drivetrain healthy. Over time, this fluid becomes depleted, contaminated, and ineffective—which is why your vehicle will require occasional differential fluid changes.

Do I Need a Differential Fluid Flush?

On average, vehicles need new differential fluid every 40,000-60,000 miles. However, your driving patterns and the roads in your area can impact how frequently you need a differential fluid flush. The most reliable ways to tell if you need a differential fluid flush is by checking with our certified auto technicians.

How Does Differential Fluid Replacement Work?

During a differential fluid replacement, old, contaminated fluid is removed out of the front or rear differential. By flushing out any contaminated fluid, they can ensure your service lasts as long as possible. Then, its replenished with clean, fresh fluid.

When can I get my vehicle serviced?

You can rely on us for same-day estimate and fast service. Feel free to call us to schedule an appointment or fill out the form below. We’re open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on weekdays and 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM on Saturdays.