100,000-Mile Service

Thorough Toyota Brake Inspection

One of the main components of 100,000-mile maintenance at your local Toyota center is a brake system inspection. If your car has been on the road for 100,000 miles, the brakes have been used significantly, and they need to be checked for wear and tear. If your Toyota mechanic finds anything wrong with your brakes, it’s better to get that fixed right away rather than having it turn into a huge safety concern the more you keep driving.

Top-Notch Toyota Tire Rotation

Another aspect of 100,000-mile maintenance is tire rotation. This ensures proper tire balance and keeps tires from wearing unevenly and becoming damaged or flat. Tire rotation is an essential tire service to improve your tires’ lifespan and avoid having to pull over on the side of the road with significant tire troubles. If you’ve had your tires for a long time, the 100,000-mile mark is a good opportunity to swap them out for a fresh set at an affordable price.

Timely Toyota Oil Change

Your Toyota service provider should inspect oil and all other fluid levels as part of the 100,000-mile maintenance. Without regular oil changes, dirt and sludge can lead to corrosion and cut down on engine life. Having the oil changed ensures proper engine lubrication for better gas mileage and performance. Similar to changing out a filter in your air conditioner, an oil change should be done regularly to encourage engine efficiency.

Toyota Wiper Blades Inspection

As part of 100,000-mile maintenance, your trusted Toyota team should also inspect wiper blades to confirm everything on your windshield is working properly. It’s never fun to get stuck in the rain when your wipers can’t keep up with the downpour. A detailed inspection by expert Toyota mechanics can reveal any hidden issues that need to be fixed before you can safely hit the road once again.