Toyota Corolla Service Intervals

Toyota Corolla Maintenance Schedule

Purchasing a new vehicle has never been easier, thanks to the options available at Toyota of Dallas. If you've chosen the Toyota Corolla as your next vehicle option, we want to make sure that you know what kind of maintenance and service is needed for this vehicle moving forward. There are specific Toyota Corolla service intervals that, when followed, contribute to how long your automobile is going to last. You can refer to your owner's manual for this information, and we also provide you with assistance whenever needed. The following is a general Toyota Corolla maintenance schedule that you can follow with our technicians' help.

15,000-Mile Service

One of the first significant mileage milestones is the 15,000-mile marker. At this appointment, expect us to check your cooling system to confirm proper operating temperatures. We can also check out your exhaust system and brakes to ensure everything works as it was intended. Otherwise, the damage could be compromising how safe or efficient your vehicle is.

30,000-Mile Service

The Toyota Corolla uses a front differential to handle turns smoothly, and we check this system for any signs of wear and tear. It's common for your engine air filter to become worn out or clogged at this point, so we replace this along with your cabin air filter. Your fuel system is vital regarding storing and delivering fuel to your engine. We check for leaks and malfunctions.

60,000-Mile Service

Without the proper flow of power through your engine and related parts, you can't predict your vehicle's reliability. Inspecting things like your belts and hoses will allow us to determine any concerning leaks or issues. We consider the quality of your transmission fluid, so your engine is firing on all cylinders at all times.

100,000-Mile Service

Spark plugs usually last anywhere between 50,000 and 125,000 miles, depending on what kind of spark plugs your vehicle has. If you're still using the original OEM version that came on your Corolla, we recommend having them replaced around 100,000 miles.

If you have questions about the ongoing maintenance schedule for your Toyota Corolla, contact Toyota of Dallas to speak with someone from our service department. We'd be happy to help set you up with an appointment scheduled for the near future.