
| Interval | Service Items |
|---|---|
| 5,000 Miles / 6 Months (All Models) | Tire rotation; Multi-point inspection; Visually inspect brake linings, pads, and discs; Check installation of driver floor mat; Severe driving: engine oil and filter replacement |
| 10,000 Miles / 12 Months | Engine oil and filter replacement (Full Synthetic); Cabin air filter inspection; Tire rotation and brake inspection |
| 15,000 Miles / 18 Months (All Models) | Inspect ball joints and steering linkage; Inspect drive shaft boots and radiator; Re-torque propeller shaft bolt (4WD models); Lubricate propeller shaft (4WD models) |
| 30,000 Miles / 36 Months | Replace engine air filter; Replace cabin air filter; Inspect fuel system and transmission for leaks; Inspect front and rear differential oil; Inspect transfer case oil (4WD models) |
| 60,000 Miles / 72 Months | Replace engine air filter and cabin air filter; Inspect accessory drive belts; Severe driving: replace transmission, differential, and transfer case fluids |
| 100,000 to 120,000 Miles | Replace spark plugs (120,000 miles for i-FORCE and i-FORCE MAX); Replace engine coolant (Initial at 100,000 miles); Inspect hybrid inverter coolant (Hybrid models) |
Keeping up with your maintenance schedule ensures your Toyota Tundra runs just as Toyota designed. Whether you’re towing heavy loads, tackling jobsite tasks, or hitting the open road for a weekend adventure, your Tundra will be ready for anything.
Your Tundra’s first scheduled service covers key maintenance to preserve performance, fuel efficiency, and long-term reliability. At Beaman Toyota, certified Toyota techs take care of every detail to keep your truck running strong from day one.
Service Timing Based on Your Driving Habits
What is Included in Your 5,000 Mile Service
At the 10,000 mile mark, the focus expands to include the cabin environment and engine oil. This visit includes all previous 5,000 mile services plus:
The 15,000 mile interval is a key milestone for maintaining suspension components and system health. Services include:
Keeping up with the recommended service schedule helps safeguard your factory warranty and keeps your Toyota Tundra safe and reliable for the road ahead.
When your truck needs service in the Nashville area, the Beaman Toyota Service Center uses genuine Toyota parts to help your Tundra perform at its best.

The Toyota Tundra is a high-performance full-size truck engineered for power and reliability. Following the Toyota recommended maintenance schedule and professional best practices supports long term durability, especially for the advanced i-FORCE twin turbo engines.
Using the correct oil is essential for protecting the turbochargers and maintaining fuel economy in the i-FORCE and i-FORCE MAX engines.
The Tundra features a 10 speed automatic transmission designed for heavy duty use and towing.
Extra care is recommended for: frequent towing or hauling heavy payloads; off road driving on dirt, mud, or deep sand; and extensive idling or low speed city driving.
Tundra models equipped with 4WD require specific driveline attention to ensure smooth engagement.
The twin turbo and hybrid powertrains generate significant heat and require robust cooling management.
Given the Tundra’s weight and towing capacity, suspension and braking health are vital for safety.
Consistent maintenance helps your Toyota Tundra deliver dependable performance for tough jobs and family travel alike.
The i-FORCE MAX setup pairs a gas engine with an electric motor and high-voltage battery to boost power and save fuel. Because this system is more advanced, it needs the right care to stay reliable long term.
The hybrid battery is under the rear seats and relies on consistent airflow for cooling.
The electric motor and power electronics use a dedicated cooling system separate from the engine.
The i-FORCE MAX uses regenerative braking to capture energy while slowing down.
Stick to the right service plan and your Tundra i-FORCE MAX hybrid keeps delivering strong power and smart efficiency mile after mile.
When you schedule service at Beaman Toyota, technicians who service Toyota trucks day in and day out care for your Tundra. From classic V8 models to today’s i-FORCE twin-turbo trims, our team knows how to keep your Tundra tough enough for hard work and dependable for weekend getaways.
Choosing certified service at Beaman Toyota helps keep your Toyota Tundra safe, reliable, and running the way Toyota intended — whether you’re heading to the job site or cruising down the highway.
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Yes. Every new Tundra includes ToyotaCare. Coverage lasts 2 years or 25,000 miles and includes factory scheduled maintenance and 24 hour roadside assistance.
Yes. ToyotaCare Plus extends coverage for oil changes, tire rotations, and multi point inspections up to 5 years or 75,000 miles.
Average annual costs typically range from $500 to $800 depending on mileage and use.
Estimated total is $3,000 to $3,800. Severe driving conditions, frequent towing, or off-road use can increase these costs.
The Tundra uses synthetic 0W-20 oil.
The Tundra uses World Standard fluid.
Using Toyota Super Long-Life Coolant:
Brakes should be inspected every 5,000 miles or 6 months during your regular tire rotation.
A multi-point inspection is performed by Beaman Toyota technicians every 5,000 miles.
For the i-FORCE and i-FORCE MAX engines, spark plugs should be replaced every 40,000 miles.
The modern Tundra engines utilize a timing chain designed to last the life of the engine.
Typically 3 to 5 years. We recommend testing the battery annually after the third year of ownership.
Yes. Inspect the transfer case oil and differential oil every 15,000 miles. These fluids should be replaced every 15,000 miles if you frequently tow or drive on unpaved roads.
The battery itself is maintenance free. However, the hybrid battery cooling intake filter should be inspected and cleaned regularly to ensure proper performance.
This is often caused by tire imbalance or flat spots. Because the Tundra is a heavy-duty truck, the suspension can be sensitive to wheel balance issues.
Brief squealing or a grinding sound when first moving in the morning is often just surface oxidation on the rotors. Persistent noise requires a professional inspection.
Towing, carrying heavy payloads, installing oversized tires, or aggressive acceleration will significantly reduce MPG. Maintaining proper tire pressure is essential for efficiency.
This is typically the normal operation of the high pressure direct injection system and is a standard characteristic of the i-FORCE powertrain.
Yes. You may perform your own maintenance. You must keep all detailed receipts and a service log that includes dates and specific mileage for every service performed.
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Let’s keep your Toyota Tundra running strong with top-tier service from Beaman Toyota. Our factory-trained techs handle maintenance and repairs with care and precision for drivers throughout Middle Tennessee, including Nashville, La Vergne, and nearby areas.
We rely on genuine Toyota parts, cutting-edge diagnostics, and time-tested service methods to get the job done right — fast and hassle-free. When accuracy, durability, and peace of mind matter, drivers choose Beaman Toyota.
Schedule your Tundra service today and get back on the road with confidence.
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