Toyota Tundra Maintenance Schedule

The Toyota Tundra is one of the most powerful trucks on the market. From its massive towing capacity to impressive power under the hood, any driver in the Daytona Beach, Palm Coast, and Ormond Beach areas will immediately feel the benefits behind the wheel. It only makes sense that you’d want to keep this truck running as long as possible.

Some parts of the Toyota Tundra will eventually wear down, like every other car does. However, there are steps you can take to prevent this. All you have to do is abide by the Toyota Tundra maintenance schedule, and you’ll get all the tune ups you need to fix small problems and prevent major problems from occurring. Contact us today to get started with whatever you may need!

10,000-Mile Service

During your first service interval visit, it’s important to know that all of the services and inspections that you have completed will need to be repeated at 20,000 miles, 30,000 miles, and so on. The most important service you need during this visit is to have your oil changed. It’s also recommended that you have your tires rotated to even out their wear, too. You’ll also need several engine and braking system components inspected.

30,000-Mile Service

During this service, you’ll have had your oil changed about three times. However, during this visit, you’ll have to have your propeller shaft bold re-torqued, and your engine air filter and cabin air filter replaced as well. You’ll also need to have a thorough inspection of your truck and its suspension, exhaust system, transmission, fuel system, and radiator.

75,000-Mile Service

On top of the repeated services, you’ll definitely want to have your braking system checked thoroughly and your brake pads replaced. During this visit, a thorough check of your fluid levels is also recommended.

100,000-Mile Service

While there are plenty of different inspections that you’ll need to have performed, the new service that you’ll need is a flush and replacement of your engine coolant. This service is crucial and can help your Toyota Tundra continue its performance efficiently.

120,000-Mile Service

During this visit, you’ll basically have all of your previously listed services and inspections completed. However, there are also a few new crucial items to add to this growing list. On top of an inspection of every component equipped with your vehicle, this is the point where you’ll need to replace your engine’s spark plugs.

Service Center at Daytona Toyota

Keep your Tundra in top condition by taking it to the service center at Daytona Toyota. Our department is fully equipped with the latest technology, so you can get fast and reliable service every time you come in. There’s no better place to go in the Daytona Beach, Palm Coast, and Ormond Beach areas. Our technicians know how to perform every service on the Toyota Tundra maintenance schedule, so visit us or schedule your service appointment today!