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Originally Posted by JCL
The fuel filter requirement is being oversold in my opinion. I would do it at 100,000, or whenever I had a specific problem with a plugged filter caused by using poor quality fuel.
Wheel alignment is not dependent on mileage. One way to check is to have your tires inspected to see if they are wearing evenly. If they are, there is no requirement to have an alignment. If you have uneven tire wear, an alignment can help.
Sounds like your dealer is having a slow week.
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+1. The fuel filter is supposed to be "life time" (like everything else
) but 100k miles or filter failure would be a reason to replace it, not at 26k.
Alignment will depend on where you drive and whether you've hit potholes or kerbs. Unless there's some serious pulling or uneven tire wear, you've okay. It's not a regular maintenance item.