Coolant does more than just keep your engine cool.
It prevents overheating, stops internal parts from rusting, and ensures your car performs at its best.
Over time, though, coolant breaks down. It can become contaminated with dirt and debris or lose its ability to protect your engine.
When that happens, your cooling system can’t do its job, and problems start to pile up.
Delaying a coolant flush might not seem like a big deal, but it can lead to serious problems:
Rust and Corrosion
Coolant contains additives that protect your cooling system from rust. When the additives break down, your radiator, water pump, and other components are left vulnerable.
Once corrosion sets in, repairs can quickly add up.
Most vehicles need a coolant flush every two to three years, but it’s always best to check your owner’s manual for guidance. Signs that you’re overdue include:
Your car’s cooling system plays a critical role in keeping you safe and avoiding costly repairs. Ignoring a coolant flush might seem harmless now, but the risks – overheating, rust, and expensive breakdowns – can hit hard when you least expect it.
If it’s been a while since your last coolant service, don’t wait.
Contact 191 Automotive today to schedule your coolant flush. With over 15 years of experience, we’ll help protect your engine, save you money, and give you peace of mind every time you drive.