We’ll highlight some of your 2022 Toyota Tundra’s maintenance milestones.
5,000 Miles
According to Toyota, you should schedule service for your Tundra every 5,000 miles. When it’s time for your first visit, the service technicians will rotate the vehicle’s tires and set them to the proper pressure. Then they’ll inspect the tires for signs of wear. Other services that will be performed during the 5,000-mile visit include inspections of the brakes, lights, fluid levels and wipers. The technicians will also do a multi-point inspection, check for recalls, and repair any related issues.
The technicians will perform additional services if you use your Tundra for frequent off-roading, towing, or heavy hauling.
10,000 Miles
At 10,000 miles, the technicians will repeat the services of the 5,000-mile visit. In addition, they’ll change your truck’s oil and oil filter. Regular oil changes will prevent the engine from wearing out prematurely and keep it operating properly.
15,000 Miles
When your Tundra reaches 15,000 miles, the service technicians will re-torque the propeller shaft bolt. They’ll also inspect and adjust all fluid levels, rotate the tires, and check the wiper blades. The brake linings, drums, and brake pads/discs will be visually inspected for signs of problems. Other inspections include the brake lines and hoses, ball joints and dust covers, cabin air filter, engine coolant, drive shaft boots (4WD), front differential oil (4WD), rear differential oil, exhaust pipes and mountings, steering, and radiator and condenser. Finally, the service technicians will make sure the driver’s floor mat is correctly installed.
20,000 Miles
This visit includes an oil change, oil filter replacement, and the services of the 5,000-mile maintenance visit.
25,000 Miles
During the 25,000-mile visit, the service technicians will check and refill the fluid levels, rotate the tires, inspect the brakes, and check the wiper blades.
30,000 Miles
When your Toyota Tundra’s odometer reaches 30,000 miles, it will be time to check the automatic transmission for leaks. The technicians will also re-torque the propeller shaft, change the cabin air filter and engine air filter, and change the oil and oil filter. Four-wheel-drive models will get a front differential oil change and a transfer case oil change, as well as an inspection of the drive shaft boots. The additional inspections of the 15,000-mile visit will also be performed.
35,000 Miles
When your Tundra reaches 35,000 miles, it will receive the standard 5,000-mile maintenance.
40,000 Miles
This visit starts with the standard 5,000-mile visit and adds an oil and oil filter change.
45,000 Miles
At 45,000 miles, the service technicians will perform the services of the 15,000-mile service.
50,000 Miles
At 50,000 miles, your Tundra will get an oil and oil filter change and the services of the 5,000-mile visit.
