Local shop for fluid flushes?

Just got done with an oil change at the dealership and they are quoting these prices for the following items:

Transmission Flush - 276
Coolant Flush - 220
Rear Differential Flush - 220
Brake Fluid - 150
Power Steering Fluid - 160

Are those normal prices? Is there somewhere else you would go for these?

 

Those appear normal to me, as my dealer is pushing me to do my 60k service, which includes a lot of these, and the total cost is over $2,000.

I will be going to my house to complete the 60k service myself. I enjoy wrenching, and I'll know it was done right.

If that's a lot of coin for you maybe ask if someone local can help you out?

 

I did my front and rear diff and transfer case at 30K. Super easy to do. Steps to do them are the same. Rear was probably the easiest and can be done in less than 30 minutes. No way I would pay $220 for that.

 

Brakes should be $99, those diff flushes are BS.. they can't flush them. just drain and refill with ideally with Lucas. Zero reason to flush coolant these aren't cars from the 70/80s. Look for those coupons from the dealer and do it when they go on sale to normal prices. If you have a 4wd don't forget the transfer case which one again is just a drain and fill like oil.

 

I don't have a lot of time in my schedule so i will probably have to bring it in for my 60k service soon as well. Anyone have any other input on the cost of all this?

 

Heres the maintenance requirement from the Manual. Id only have them do whats actually needed based on your driving/usage
If you still choose to have those done i would stay away from shops like Jiffy lube and such. I've heard nothing but great reviews about C&R Tires in Anthem. https://www.candrtire.com/Auto-Repair

 

Don't do it, man. You're outside of the warranty period where having it maintained by the dealer may have been important. If you do it yourself it will look something like:

Transmission Oil - 60
Coolant - 60
Rear Differential Oil - 30
Brake Fluid - 6
Power Steering Oil - 0 (already bought the fluid for transmission)

You could save 850 if you do it yourself.