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It's pretty easy to put my 2021 Traverse into service mode and retract the parking brake. Honestly, the easiest car I've ever done rear brakes on. I would hope other manufacturers have a feature along those lines, too.
GM until very recently has been fairly serviceable at home. I pulled the engine out of our 2019 to do a timing chain, put it back and it didn't even notice. I was worried the whole time it would have to be towed to a dealer to be reactivated, but nope, nothing.