Toyota Camry Service Intervals

The Toyota Camry is a very reliable and well-made vehicle, but like any other car does require regular maintenance. Maintaining a regular service interval is important to keep your Toyota Camry in peak running condition.

 

Recommended Service Intervals

Regularly scheduled service intervals are very important to maintain the Camry's optimal performance. It is recommended to refer to the owner's manual for the correct schedule, and this may vary from model and trim levels for your particular vehicle.

It is essential to perform scheduled inspections for these items on a regular schedule:

Check Engine Oil and Changes: Critical service to maintain the Camry engine's life and perform at an optimal level.

Check Brakes: Maintain the vehicle's safety by checking the car's brakes, pads, and fluids at a scheduled interval. Correct brake functioning is important for the safety of the vehicle's occupants and accident avoidance.

Fluid Levels Inspections: Today's vehicles depend on a variety of fluids for proper operation, and it is essential to check regularly.

Tire Inspection: Maintain the performance and extend tire life with scheduled inspection and rotation of tires. Misaligned tires can cause uneven tire wear, leading to a premature end of tire life.

 

This is a suggested guide for service intervals:

 

5,000-Miles or 6 Months Interval

     
• Tire rotation
     
• Inspect wiper blades and brakes
     
• Check fluid levels

 

10,000-Miles or 1-Year Interval

 

• Replace engine oil and filter

 

15,000-Miles or 18 Months Interval

 

     
• Ball joints and dust covers
     
• Brake line and hoses
     
• Cabin Air Filter
     
• Driveshaft boots
     
• Engine coolant, exhaust pipes, and cooling
     
• Steering gears, boots, and linkages
     
• Check 4WD drive shaft, rear differential oil, and transfer case oil
 

 

30,000-Miles or 3-Year Interval

     
• Check fuel lines, connections, and hoses
     
• Replace engine and cabin air filters
     
• Check transmission for any leaking
     
• Replace 4WD transfer case oil

 

60,000-Miles check all drive belts, then every 15,000 miles driven.

 

The easiest way to protect your Toyota Camry investment is to contact your Toyota dealer and set up a regular maintenance schedule. The Toyota dealer professional technicians will ensure your Toyota is in top driving shape and will continue to be for many years.

 

Would you please check your Toyota Camry's owner's manual for additional information? Better still, contact your local Toyota dealer and let the professionals take care of it for you