Seeing "Parking Brake Service Required" in your Mitsubishi usually means the electronic park brake is having a sulk — think sensor faults, low voltage, or worn rear pads.
You can often drive, but don’t trust it to hold on a hill; book a scan and inspection before it graduates from nagging to drama. Quick DIY checks: make sure the brake fluid is at the max mark, the battery is healthy (>12.4 V at rest), and the rear pads/rotors aren’t toast. If someone recently changed rear brakes, the EPB may need calibration.
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