100,000km Service whats it cost ?

[02rolla]

Hi all

My corolla ascent is due for its 100,000km service and was wondering what roughly the price should be so I don't get taken for a ride.

100,000km and still running like its brand new.

Cheers

[1zzfewagon]

Hi all

My corolla ascent is due for its 100,000km service and was wondering what roughly the price should be so I don't get taken for a ride.

100,000km and still running like its brand new.

Cheers

HEHEHE mine getting close to that ...96 550kms it should be aroud 199 bucks

but some dealer charge $ 235

just shop around...

[02rolla]

Hi all

My corolla ascent is due for its 100,000km service and was wondering what roughly the price should be so I don't get taken for a ride.

100,000km and still running like its brand new.

Cheers

HEHEHE mine getting close to that ...96 550kms it should be aroud 199 bucks

but some dealer charge $ 235

just shop around...

Thanks for that,

There is only toyota service agent in my town so I would have to go to another city to get serviced else where. $200 seems very cheap for the major service.

[CHA54]

what does it say is done at the 100K service in your manual?

is it, oil, oil/air/fuel filters, brake and clutch fluid flush, coolant flush, thermostat, gearbox oil etc

You run a timing chain so no need to do a timing belt replacement, its the labour that adds up for doing things like the fluid flush and fuel filter.

[toytechadz]

100,000km service on current model corollas is just oil and filter change and the usuall checks etc.....

expect to pay around the $230- $250 mark, all dealers do vary, shop around, but the prices are around that, thats what my work roughly charges for that service.

[vyets]

wow thats cheap im nearly at 100,000kms too daym makes my car feel old

dont they change the timing belt and stuff?

[c2105026]

The 100,000km service isn't a major service for the 1zz motor (2zz requires new plugs). Its just an oil change and inspecting a lot of things (incl drive belts, radiator and hoses, exhaust, battery, fuel lines and cap, brake pads and discs, driveshaft boots steering linkage etc.) So, if you have the tools/equipment why not service it yourself? I mean at 100k its going to be leaving the warranty period, anyway. Using bits from supercheap auto you could do it for under $30. There is no extra flushing or replacing.

But if you are not confident in doing the service, have a lack of tools or space then up to $200 sounds about right if done thru a toyota dealer. Golden rule is do NOT let them do anymore than needs to be done in your service book. Consider taking to an independant mechanic (NOT a franchised chain), they typically do a better job for a low price... I took my '05 to an independant mechanic twice and had no problems; I have taken my cars to a franchised chain twice and had problems. took it to a toyota dealer once and paid nearly $400 for a 40,000km service that was not done properly.

[MT]

wow thats cheap im nearly at 100,000kms too daym makes my car feel old

dont they change the timing belt and stuff?

no timing belt on a rolla, its a chain ;)

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wow thats cheap im nearly at 100,000kms too daym makes my car feel old

dont they change the timing belt and stuff?

no timing belt on a rolla, its a chain ;)

That is cool. Save$$$ But how long do you need to change the timing chain? Does that cost lots more?