I took my venerable Honda Odyssey EX (1997) in for a combo 95K and 105K servicing - this was a biggie - timing belt, radiator flushing and pretty much everything else that you do to your car. I’ve got only 104,000 miles on her and those were the original brakes that were finally replaced. They weren’t even squeaking yet!
The last time I had my car serviced, primarily to reduce the “ticking” that comes from too much space between the camshaft and the valves, I didn’t notice any real change at all and was quite disappointed.
This time, however the engine purrs and a weird noise I used to get when the engine was shifting are now a thing of the past (turns out it was a broken engine mount rather than a transaxle issue I’d been fearing).
The only issue remaining is that now my front brake *does* squeal. I’ve got to bring the car back in for that 
. But beside that I was very happy with Ed Voyles Honda here in Marietta.
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This post was written by Marc
on July 24, 2005 at 8:00 pm
Happy happy, brougth the car in today to have the brake looked at and was out again in a reasonable amount of time with squeal-less brakes!