Recommended service and maintenance schedule for Toyota Tundra

Jones Toyota - Recommended service and maintenance schedule for Toyota Tundra

Your Toyota Tundra is engineered for hard work and long miles, and the surest way to preserve that capability is a smart, predictable maintenance routine. At Jones Toyota, we simplify service by pairing Toyota-trained technicians with Genuine Toyota Parts, clear communication, and convenient online scheduling. Whether your truck is a dependable daily driver or a tow-ready weekend warrior, we tailor care to your model year, engine, and usage, including 4WD systems, TRD equipment, and accessories. We also keep your visit efficient with multi-point inspections, tire and brake expertise, and amenities like coffee, water, and Wi-Fi. The general outline below fits most Tundra generations, but intervals can change with driving conditions and model updates, so always consult your Warranty and Maintenance Guide or ask our advisors for specifics. For locals in Bel Air, MD, our service team is ready to help you plan ahead, avoid surprises, and keep your truck feeling tight, quiet, and confident on every trip. Most importantly, routine maintenance supports safety features such as Toyota Safety Sense, ABS, and traction systems by ensuring brakes, tires, sensors, and fluids are in spec.

1. Every 5,000-10,000 miles: engine oil and filter, tire rotation, brake and fluid inspection.
2. 15,000 miles or yearly: cabin air filter, wiper inserts, battery test, alignment check as needed.
3. 30,000 miles or 2 years: engine air filter, brake fluid test and replace as needed, cooling system and 4WD driveline inspection.
4. 45,000 miles: brake service as needed, throttle body and MAF inspection, fuel system cleaning if applicable.
5. 60,000 miles: driveline fluids for severe duty, belts and hoses inspection, transmission service per manual.
6. 90,000-100,000 miles: engine coolant exchange, spark plugs per model year, water pump and seals inspection.
7. Every visit: TPMS and lights check, steering and suspension inspection, road test, open recall review.
8. i-FORCE MAX hybrid specifics: dedicated cooling loop checks, no routine HV battery service, software updates as released.

Here is how we make the schedule effortless for you—digital vehicle health reports with photos and measurements, factory scan tools and technical resources, torque-to-spec wheel service, corrosion-aware underbody checks, 4WD differential and transfer case service, alignment and road-force tire balancing, coolant and brake fluid testing, and ADAS care including Toyota Safety Sense sensor cleaning or camera aiming after glass or bumper work. For i-FORCE and i-FORCE MAX powertrains, we follow Toyota procedures for turbocharger oiling and hybrid cooling systems, and we check for Technical Service Bulletin updates when applicable. We also protect warranty coverage by using Genuine Toyota Parts and documenting each visit. Maintenance needs vary by model year and use case—heavy towing, dusty roads, short-trip driving, and winter salt accelerate wear—so confirm details with your owner’s manual, Toyota, or our team before scheduling. If you have questions about your specific Tundra, want a personalized plan, or would like a quick estimate for upcoming items, request more information and we will help you book the right service at the right time.

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