Michelin
Alignment or balancing?
Two different jobs for different problems.
Balancing corrects the mass distribution of the wheel and tyre assembly. Alignment concerns wheel angles specified for the vehicle. One service does not replace the other.
Uneven tread wear or a change in handling warrants an alignment check. We inspect the suspension first: adjusting angles cannot repair worn components.
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Michelin
Check pressure when tyres are cold
A small habit that helps protect your tyres.
Tyres heat up while driving and pressure rises. Check cold tyres and use the vehicle manufacturer’s values for the relevant load.
Michelin recommends checking once a month. If one tyre repeatedly loses more air than the others, have the tyre, valve and rim checked for leaks.
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Bosch Car Service
Brake fluid ages too
A correct level does not tell the whole story.
Common glycol-based brake fluids absorb moisture. Water lowers their boiling point, which matters under heavy braking. Colour and level alone cannot establish their condition.
Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s replacement schedule. A falling level or changed pedal feel needs inspection; topping up alone does not explain the cause.
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A symptom is a clue, not a diagnosis. We choose the inspection scope for your car and the problem you describe.