Hello,
No manufacturer requires or even recommends:
1) Power Steering fluid exchange
2) Fuel Induction Cleaning
3) Engine Oil Cleaning
IN FACT, MOST manufacturers discourage or forbid those services.
And regardless of your market area, those prices -- especially "fuel induction" and "engine oil cleaning" are beyond exorbitant.
If I was you, I'd focus on your needed maintenance service per your owners guide, have an inspection done for any other "needs" found during service, and if your brake fluid has not been replaced within the last 3 years, change that also.
Per your manual, the service requirements at 75,000 mile "normal service" are:
Inspect: Brake hoses and lines, brake pedal, brake system, drive belt, drive shaft(s), transmission fluid, differential fluid.
Replace: Cabin air fitler, engine oil and filter
Rotate Tires.
Severe duty adds:
Inspect: exhaust system, steering and suspension
Replace Brake Fluid
Power steering fluid at best is a "performance improvement" recommendation, fuel induction service in 2018 doesn't really amount to much and if done improperly can cause more harm than good, and engine oil "cleaning" is actually functionally ineffective in my experience.
By the way: I run a dealership parts and service department, for basis of credibility.
Hope this helps.
My only credentials are 45 years in the automobile repair business - most of those years as a certified master technician - presently happily retired!
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Ah, that’s nothin’... ;) Seriously — the only reason I mentioned my vocation is because I’m quite familiar on what dealers seem to choose to focus on these days in service drive sales recommendations and as someone who feels there is great value in dealership service, I also feel like services like these makes dealerships in general less credible. An additional note would be that it is a service facility (dealership or not) responsibility to share “need†versus “recommend†and “factory required†versus “shop recommended†services. Advisors tend to imply such services are obligated to be done.