Your car must be driving terribly to need all that in the front end or they are lying to you. I am not sure about all of it, but I know it is definitely not required to fix your front alignment or flush brake fluid for state inspection. If you can't find a mechanic you can always go to the dealership they less likely to lie to you but their labor prices are too high. So you could get it looked at there then call around for quotes if it does fail. And then take it back to dealership for reinspection which is only $5 I think and they can only inspect the parts that failed. My 99 Camry with 300k miles passes even at the end of its life.
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Your car must be driving terribly to need all that in the front end or they are lying to you. I am not sure about all of it, but I know it is definitely not required to fix your front alignment or flush brake fluid for state inspection. If you can't find a mechanic you can always go to the dealership they less likely to lie to you but their labor prices are too high. So you could get it looked at there then call around for quotes if it does fail. And then take it back to dealership for reinspection which is only $5 I think and they can only inspect the parts that failed. My 99 Camry with 300k miles passes even at the end of its life.