Too general a question to answer.So, no oil change in US at 5000 miles?????
You really need to ask your stealership. Pricing will always vary even w/in the same city w/ multiple dealerships.If I choose to have an oil change done at the 5,000 miles check up, what can I expect to pay?
Based on my 2016 Highlander’s last oil change @105K two weeks ago oil change and tire rotation was $54.90 out the door all fees and taxes included. This is full synthetic with the Costco discount.If I choose to have an oil change done at the 5,000 miles check up, what can I expect to pay?
As I said in the first post, I've not yet chosen a dealership for service yet.Is there a reason you don't pose this question to the facility that will do the work?
Prices do vary I guess. The Longo coupon that came up when I clicked on the link above read: $79.88 6-Cylinder.I will guess at least $70, as evident by Longo Toyota’s online service special coupon.
Thanks for this info!Search dealers near you for any online service coupons. Dealers will match other dealers service and parts coupon too.
Toyota.com also has Links to SOME dealers, not all dealers. Longo isn’t listed strangely enough.
Costco has service coupons w/ participating dealerships too.
What are of so cal?I’m coming up to my 5,000-mile first oil change. I have several Toyota dealers in my area (southern California) and I need to choose one that I’ll be using for all of my service and warrantee needs. I’m wondering how you all have chosen a Toyota dealership to meet these needs.
This is my first Toyota in a long time which is why I’m not familiar with the dealerships in my area.
Thanks for any advice you can offer.
Your first service should be covered in your purchase. Take it to any Toyota dealer.I’m coming up to my 5,000-mile first oil change. I have several Toyota dealers in my area (southern California) and I need to choose one that I’ll be using for all of my service and warrantee needs. I’m wondering how you all have chosen a Toyota dealership to meet these needs.
This is my first Toyota in a long time which is why I’m not familiar with the dealerships in my area.
Thanks for any advice you can offer.
Lifetime warranty on the transmission.The wife's Rogue gets free oil changes (5k) free state inspections and lifetime warranty on powertrain parts and labor which is very significant when you consider the reliability of JATCO CVTs.
You can go any Toyota anywhere in the country. All Toyota dealers have your warrantee information in the system.I’m coming up to my 5,000-mile first oil change. I have several Toyota dealers in my area (southern California) and I need to choose one that I’ll be using for all of my service and warrantee needs. I’m wondering how you all have chosen a Toyota dealership to meet these needs.
This is my first Toyota in a long time which is why I’m not familiar with the dealerships in my area.
Thanks for any advice you can offer.
We're by Knott's Berry Farm.What are of so cal?
Yes, that's clear now. Thanks for the heads up.Your first service should be covered in your purchase. Take it to any Toyota dealer.
IIRC all new vehicles come with 24K 2 years service. The 5K service is only a tire rotation. Oil change (synthetic) will be every 10K.
Did you pre pay the service?
If you're in SD Co. Avoid Toyota of Escondido...they wanted to charge me to look at a radio fault on my Highlander which was still under warranty! I had much better luck with Toyota of Poway.I’m coming up to my 5,000-mile first oil change. I have several Toyota dealers in my area (southern California) and I need to choose one that I’ll be using for all of my service and warrantee needs. I’m wondering how you all have chosen a Toyota dealership to meet these needs.
This is my first Toyota in a long time which is why I’m not familiar with the dealerships in my area.
Thanks for any advice you can offer.
Thanks, but I'm north of you, in Buena Park.If you're in SD Co. Avoid Toyota of Escondido...they wanted to charge me to look at a radio fault on my Highlander which was still under warranty! I had much better luck with Toyota of Poway.
You need to be more specific, SoCal is a pretty big area (especially according to the Covid regions), maybe which county, maybe city, etc.I’m coming up to my 5,000-mile first oil change. I have several Toyota dealers in my area (southern California) and I need to choose one that I’ll be using for all of my service and warrantee needs. I’m wondering how you all have chosen a Toyota dealership to meet these needs.
This is my first Toyota in a long time which is why I’m not familiar with the dealerships in my area.
Thanks for any advice you can offer.
As noted above, I'm in Buena Park, CA. It's the home of Knott's Berry Farm and according to Wikipedia (Buena Park, California - Wikipedia) the center of the southland.You need to be more specific, SoCal is a pretty big area (especially according to the Covid regions), maybe which county, maybe city, etc.