Recommended Service Intervals: Toyota
Toyota vehicles are known for reliability, and following the factory maintenance schedule is key to keeping them running smoothly. Here’s a summary of the standard service intervals for most new Toyota models:
Every 5,000–10,000 Miles (or 6–12 Months)
- Oil and filter change (most new Toyotas: every 5,000 miles; some with synthetic oil: every 10,000 miles)
- Tire rotation
- Multi-point inspection (brakes, battery, fluid levels, belts, hoses, lights, wipers)
- Inspect and top off all fluids
Every 15,000 Miles (or 18 Months)
- Replace cabin air filter
- Inspect brake system, suspension, steering, and exhaust components
Every 30,000 Miles (or 36 Months)
- Replace engine air filter and cabin air filter
- Comprehensive inspection of transmission fluid cooler, hoses, exhaust, ball joints, steering gear
Every 60,000 Miles (or 72 Months)
- Replace spark plugs (for most models)
- Inspect radiator hoses, belts, and engine coolant
- Brake pad replacement as needed
Every 90,000 Miles
- Comprehensive inspection and replacement of air filters, fluids, and other critical components
Special Notes
- Severe driving conditions (extreme heat, dust, towing, short trips) may require more frequent oil changes and inspections.
- Always consult your Toyota owner’s manual for model-specific guidance, as intervals can vary.
