How old is your timing belt? Toyota
recommends replacement of the timing belt every 60,000* miles? (*Most
Toyota models)
Check the air pressure level in your tires at least once a month. Badly inflated tires can significantly affect the handling of
any car, but the consequences will be particularly significant on
a car with low profile tires. Over or under inflated tires will
also wear out more quickly.
Change
the oil and oil filter regularly. The owner's manual for your
car will specify exactly how often you should do this, but a good
rule of thumb is to change them every 3,000 to 4,000 miles.
Inspect
the engine belts. They should not have cracks or missing segments.
Check all the fluids. This includes brake, power steering, transmission, transaxle, windshield washer and antifreeze fluids.
Make
sure all your lights work. This includes headlights, turn signals,
brake lights and taillights.
Replace
the windshield wiper blades periodically. If your wiper blades
are cracked or torn, or if they begin to streak, it's time to replace
them.
Keep your paint clean. Clean your vehicle regularly to keep
the paintwork in good condition. Clean any bird droppings off
immediately to avoid permanent stains, and repair stone chips to avoid
rust spots. Toyota has color matched paint with every car.
To ensure you get years
and years of reliable driving from your Toyota, let us perform
your 30-60-90,000 mile maintenance service!
Take care of your sunroof! The sunroof on UK spec vehicles
is made of a special polymer rather than glass. While this performs
well, and is considerably lighter than glass, it can scratch if not
cared for. We recommend you use plenty of water to rinse off
dirt particles when cleaning the sunroof, and also avoid contact from
any sharp objects.
Nobody
knows your Toyota...like we know your Toyota!
124 W. First Avenue — Kennewick, Washington 99336
(509) 582-6544
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