It is time, 90,000 miles service.

[JustJames]

We are almost 90,000 miles on our both car 2007 Camry and 2006 Honda Element. I am going to bring the car in (not to dealers) but a mechanic friend of mine. What should I get done on our 2007 Camry?
I plan to have
- Oil & Filter Change.
- Transmission Fluid drain or flush (I had to flush T/F at 60000 miles due to very dirty fluid and burnt smell)
- Replace Spark Plugs.
- Check brake pads and rotors since I got a vibration when braking at high speed and I'd front pads replaces long time ago (40000 mile) haven't replace rear pads yet.


What's else?
- Timing belt/chain, drive belt, water pump, coolant replace ???? anything else ?

[Shelbrain]

IIRC, somewhere between 90k and 100k it was recommended to flush the pink long life coolant.

[Netforcer]

Words directly from Corey, who does this for a living

your camrys major intervals are 100k and 120k. @ 100k you need transmission and coolant flushes, and maybe a cabin air filter, wiper blades or a serpantine belt based on conditions.

[AlmightyCamry777]

by now if you have not done it already:
if and when its time to change the brake pads again, its probably time to change the rotors too. Aftermarket rotors are so cheap ($30-40 each) that personally, i dont believe in cutting the old ones (and i work in a shop where i could do it for free if i wanted to) because I think its a waste of time and money and i think cut rotors are more likely to warp.

-dont forget to rotate the tires.
-air filter
-test battery and add water to it if it needs it.

[Yazovets]

If you're getting vibration when braking at high speeds, it means your front rotors are warped.

It's happened to me three times. It's a VERY common condition but I understand that since early this year, Toyota has finally admitted this fault and new rotors have a different part number.

If you're going to replace the rotors, then of course replace the pads too.

[eddiefromcali]

90k on an 07? wow...weve got 32K on our 07! Id do what you already posted