5,000 Miles
The first maintenance service visit is scheduled at 5,000 miles. Our expert technicians will perform a tire rotation to promote even tire wear. At the same time, they’ll assess the condition of the wiper blades and brake components and check the fluid levels. Additionally, they’ll check the installation of the driver’s floor mat. These services are repeated at 5,000-mile intervals.
If you regularly use your 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross for driving in freezing temperatures, the service technicians will change the oil and replace the oil filter. If you rely on your Corolla Cross for towing, they’ll tighten the nuts and bolts on the body and chassis.
If your Corolla Cross frequently rides on dusty, dirty, or muddy roads, the service technicians will examine the engine air filter, cabin air filter, dust covers, ball joints, and drive shaft boots. They’ll also change the oil, replace the oil filter, and tighten the nuts and bolts on the body and chassis.
10,000 Miles
At the 10,000-mile mark, your 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross will receive an oil change and an oil filter replacement. The services for special operating conditions mentioned previously remain unchanged.
15,000 Miles
At 15,000 miles, our service technicians will inspect the steering gear, radiator, engine cooler hoses and connections, steering linkage, ball joints and dust covers, brake lines and hoses, drive shaft boots, engine coolant, exhaust pipes and mountings, cabin air filter, and brake components.
20,000 Miles
The maintenance items performed at 10,000 miles will be repeated during the 20,000-mile visit.
25,000 Miles
The 25,000-mile maintenance visit repeats the services of the 5,000-mile visit.
30,000 Miles
When your 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross’s odometer reaches 30,000 miles, our service technicians will change the oil and oil filter and replace the engine air filter and cabin air filter. Your SUV will also get a tire rotation and a check of the driver’s floor mat. Additionally, the technicians will inspect the radiator, wiper blades, transmission fluid cooler hoses and connections, steering linkage and boots, steering gear, ball joints and dust covers, drive shaft boots, engine coolant, and brake lines and hoses. They’ll also check the brake components, fuel tank vapor vent system hoses, fuel lines and connections, fuel tank band, fuel tank cap gasket, exhaust pipes and mountings, and all fluid levels.
