see the Car Care nut channel on YouTube, all fluid change intervals are given there. it applies to all cars.

 

TBV, have you ever owned a car that you did the work on?
That 24 months from Toyota is basically 2 oil changes!

 

There used to be cars you could easily do oil/filter, coolant changes along with adding distilled water to battery. Because you could easily reach what area needed service. Now everything is enclosed or difficult to reach. Maybe that's by intention to get drivers to cough up more money at maintenance intervals. Oil changes can be based on mileage you put on motor (which I go by) or length to time or both. Just saying I prefer to do my own limited work since then I can control what oil goes into motor and I won't over fill. Santa never brought me a two post vehicle lift so my days of crawling under a semi-low to low car are over.

Be good to hear what owners of 2022, 2023, 2024 Camry hybrids can service themselves versus paying the piper.

 

Seems we have quite a few 2023/2024 Camry owners here with hybrid motors. I'm sure 2025 service manual spells things out but -

How often should oil level/filter be changed? Buy period of time or mileage driven?
DIY or Shop handle?

How often should coolant be changed?
DIY or Shop handle?

How often hybrid battery fluid changed? This looks tricky
DIY or Shop handle?

How often Brake fluid changed?
DIY or Shop handle?
Most new buyers will be getting first two years of service/maintenance free so I guess clock starts ticking (more so after 24 months). Along with dealer service charges.

Toyota has the 2025 Camry Hybrid's Warranty and Maintenance Guide on their website:

https://assets.sia.toyota.com/publications/en/omms-s/T-MMS-25Camry/pdf/T-MMS-25Camry.pdf?_gl=1*159bswv*_tmna_ga*NjY2ODM5MDkuMTY4MzY4MjUwNw..*_tmna_ga_EP43E5EFVZ*MTcxNTU1MTU5Mi40OTQuMS4xNzE1NTUxODU0LjI2LjAuMA

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(Or go to Toyota.com, then click on the 'OWNERS' tab in the upper right, select 'Manuals & Warranties', select Camry Hybrid, 2025... scroll down- then find the warranty and maintenance guide.

As for if you want to have a dealership do the work, an independent shop, or do it yourself, that's largely a matter of preference. I use Toyota for the first two years of free maintenance- but then use a trusted independent mechanic for all other work. Same for my wife's Honda- although she didn't get free maintenance. If you know how to do it yourself and have the time/tools- that's probably best. That's the best way to make sure things are done right.

As for time or mileage- always go by whichever one comes first.

How often should oil level/filter be changed? Buy period of time or mileage driven?
DIY or Shop handle?

Toyota calls for 10,000 mile oil/filter change intervals (or yearly- if you don't drive 10,000 miles in a year) for regular operating conditions. They recommend every 5,000 miles if you fall under the "special operating conditions".

Personally, I think 10,000 is far too long. I change the oil in my cars every 5,000 miles or six months. Oil is cheap, engine overhauls aren't. The oil that Toyota calls for in the 2025 Camry is very thin- which is fine- but probably should be changed more often than every 10,000 miles- especially if you make a lot of short trips.

Check your oil each time you pump gas- and if you ever see a white substance on the underside of the oil fill cap- that's a sign that your oil should be changed.

How often should coolant be changed?
DIY or Shop handle?
How often hybrid battery fluid changed? This looks tricky
DIY or Shop handle?

Toyota calls for the engine and inverter coolant to be changed at 100,000 miles, then every 50,000 miles. The inverter coolant is the same fluid and is relatively easy to change. Is that what you meant by 'hybrid battery fluid'?

How often Brake fluid changed?
DIY or Shop handle?

I don't see a brake fluid intervals in Toyota's maintenance guide. They call for inspecting the brake linings, pads, and discs every 5,000 miles and an inspection of the brake lines/hoses every 15,000 miles.

I have always changed my brake fluid every three years or 30,000 miles. Going longer than that, at least in my climate, increases the risk of moisture getting into the fluid and causing problems.


Here are the screenshots from Toyota's Maintenance Guide for the 2025 Camry:

Note: some of those footnotes apply to the pages that explain the "special operating conditions" maintenance intervals.

I hope that helps.