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Liverpool Brake Fluid Replacement: Prices, Reviews & Local Insights
£68.12
Average price for a Brake Fluid Replacement in Liverpool
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ELITE MOTOR REPAIRS
Physical Garage
8 COTTON STREET, LIVERPOOL, L3 7DY
About Us
Welcome to Elite MOT Centre Are you looking for an MOT station in Liverpool that provides exceptional services and unrivalled knowledge? Then look no further than Elite MOT Centre. We have a team of friendly and knowledgeable technicians with many years of experience in the motor industry offering the most competitive prices around in Liverpool. Offering a range of quality garage services here in Liverpool, making us your first choice for all year round Servicing & Repairs.
Brake Fluid Replacement£60
4.74 (29 reviews)
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Customers consistently praise Elite Motor Repairs for speedy, reliable MOTs and repairs, friendly trustworthy staff and fair, transparent pricing. Many highlight same‑day or next‑day turnarounds, easy booking and clear cost estimates, and say the garage only carries out necessary work. A small number of customers reported issues — notably a charge for a second MOT after a sensor fault and occasional lapses in proactive communication about equipment or collection — but these are rare among predominantly five‑star reviews.
Mersey Garages
Physical Garage
131 Great Howard Street, Liverpool, L3 7AT
About Us
We are a local, independant garage with mechanics of over 35 years experience. We offer a free pick up and drop off service on all service packages to save you time and effort on coming to the garage. We offer our pick up service from your home of office within a 10 mile radius. We are friendly, approachable but most importantly honest and if something doesn't need doing - we will tell you.
Brake Fluid Replacement£48
4.69 (49 reviews)
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Customers are overwhelmingly positive, praising the garage’s collect-and-deliver convenience, friendly and helpful staff, clear communication, quick turnaround and good value for MOTs and services. A minority report problems — missed or unreturned collection calls, occasional unexplained price changes and one allegation of unnecessary repairs — so it’s wise to confirm quotes and pick‑up arrangements. Many reviewers say they would happily rebook or recommend the garage.
AA Mobile Mechanics (Liverpool)
Mobile Mechanic
Liverpool & Surrounding Areas, Liverpool, L24 1YD
About Us
The UK’s number 1 breakdown provider are now providing vehicle servicing and repairs. Fully trained AA mechanics, bringing vehicle servicing to your doorstep! Multiple mobile units now covering - Maghull, Liverpool, Warrington, Chester & surrounding areas. The vehicle we are servicing must be off the road on private property, and parked on a flat surface (to ensure all fluid levels we check are reading correctly) with full access around the car for us to be able to get to all 4 sides. If you keep your vehicle in a car park please ensure that you have the landowners permission for us to carry out your service. We cannot work on a public high
Brake Fluid Replacement£70
4.63 (15 reviews)
Reviews Summary
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Reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with customers repeatedly praising friendly, knowledgeable mechanics, punctual home visits and clear, professional explanations of the work. Many highlight easy online booking, advance calls and the convenience (and value) of at‑home servicing. A small number flagged problems with scheduling and poor responses to calls or emails — one reviewer said a booked date was changed and they couldn’t get hold of the garage.
What is brake fluid?
Car brakes on your car use fluid pressure to work. When a car’s brake pedal is pushed, a plunger in the brake’s master cylinder pressurises the brake fluid that resides in the hoses and pipes to make the other components of the braking system move.
How long does brake fluid last?
This varies from car to car, but most manufacturers suggest booking a brake fluid replacement at least every couple of years. Although the fluid is in a sealed system, moisture can still find its way in. It corrodes components over time and decreases the temperature at which the fluid is supposed to boil.
Furthermore, as the internal components of the braking system wear out, debris contaminates the fluid, jamming everything up. All of this impacts on how well the brakes function, particularly in constant stop-start traffic with heavy braking and can lead to expensive brake repairs.
What are the possible signs that a car needs new, or more, brake fluid?
- If the brakes on a car feel in any way as though they are not functioning correctly.
- When the car’s brakes are spongy when pressed.
- When fluid is new, it has a light amber colour to it, so that is what to look out for.
- As the light amber fluid darkens, which is a sign of contamination, the need to change it increases.
- If the fluid ever becomes darker than brown, or even black, then it should be changed immediately.
How long does it take to change brake fluid?
- The fluid can be easily replaced in around 15-30 minutes, depending on the vehicle.
How much does brake fluid cost?
- The fluid is relatively inexpensive, certainly compared to the cost of replacing a corroded master cylinder, so it’s important to keep an eye on it.
- The cost can vary from vehicle to vehicle but should be less than £50.
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