What is the first maintenance mileage for Toyota Corolla?
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Corolla's first maintenance is at 5,000 kilometers or six months, whichever comes first. First maintenance mileage for Corolla: The first maintenance mileage for Corolla is 10,000 kilometers or six months, with a maintenance interval of 10,000 kilometers. The first maintenance is provided free of charge by the manufacturer, including engine oil, oil filter, and labor costs. When the Corolla reaches 5,000 kilometers, it needs to undergo a comprehensive free inspection at a 4S dealership, but no parts are replaced. The main items for the first maintenance include the following aspects: Inspection of the battery, brake pedal and parking brake, brake pads and brake discs, clutch fluid, tires and tire pressure, lights, horn, wipers, and washers. For major maintenance, additional items are included beyond the regular maintenance.
I've been driving a Toyota Corolla for over five years. The first maintenance for the new car was around 5,000 kilometers. At that time, the dealer specifically reminded me to go on time because the metal debris generated during the engine break-in period needed to be cleaned. I remembered to make an appointment with the 4S shop when the odometer was close to 5,000 kilometers. They changed the engine oil and filter, checked the brake fluid, tire pressure, and various lights, and the whole process took half a day. After that maintenance, I felt the car accelerated more smoothly and reduced the risk of strange noises. I suggest all Corolla owners check the user manual, which usually clearly states the first maintenance at 5,000 kilometers. Don't delay for too long, especially if you drive to work every day. If delayed, engine wear will increase, and repairs will be expensive and troublesome. Developing the habit of going every 5,000 kilometers can extend the life of your beloved car and save a lot of trouble.
