Service Cost,s

[CLIVE54UK]

Hi. I wonder if you guys can give an idea as to what the going cost of a service for a corolla t sport 2003 reg with only 3500 on the clock as mine is due i guess but as norm dont like paying through the nose for any think.

Thanks all ;)

[db70]

My '03 1.6 T3 is going in to dealers for 30000 (intermediate) tomorrow at a cost of £67 inc. VAT. Oil and filter change, fluid top-ups, and general check. Last service, they even gave it a full valet, so I reckon its pretty good value for money! I don't think TS service should cost a lot more.

[Antd4agze]

I payed just over £90 last Oct minus Gold Discount

[CLIVE54UK]

Well just ha an email back from my local toyota dealer saying a 2nd year full service would be £167.00 wouldent mind but since i got it i have done less than 600 miles

[PaulT]

Well just ha an email back from my local toyota dealer saying a 2nd year full service would be £167.00 wouldent mind but since i got it i have done less than 600 miles

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Service intervals on my 2003 model are 10k miles or 1 year, whichever comes first. The second service at 20000 cost about £147 a few months ago.

Cheers

Paul.

[CraigR]

Take your own oil/parts in etc and get them to fit them. They always rip you off on parts and fluids prices

Where are you located?

My gf's 10k was quoted at £99 for a sodding oil and filter change which is ridulous for a 20 minute job. I took all my own prts in and they could only bill me for 1/2 labours, which at the time cost me £32.

[CLIVE54UK]

Take your own oil/parts in etc and get them to fit them. They always rip you off on parts and fluids prices

Where are you located?

My gf's 10k was quoted at £99 for a sodding oil and filter change  which is ridulous for a 20 minute job. I took all my own prts in and they could only bill me for 1/2 labours, which at the time cost me £32.

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Im in Cambridge.They then said they wanted to charge me another £50 because they advise that the brakes should have new fluid replacement it gets more stupid than ever,and i thought it best to have a newer car as i thought it would keep the cost down,might as well kept the old banger .

[CraigR]

Take your own oil/parts in etc and get them to fit them. They always rip you off on parts and fluids prices

Where are you located?

My gf's 10k was quoted at £99 for a sodding oil and filter change  which is ridulous for a 20 minute job. I took all my own prts in and they could only bill me for 1/2 labours, which at the time cost me £32.

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Im in Cambridge.They then said they wanted to charge me another £50 because they advise that the brakes should have new fluid replacement it gets more stupid than ever,and i thought it best to have a newer car as i thought it would keep the cost down,might as well kept the old banger .

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Buy some brake fluid online like I did and get a local independant to bleed the lines for you. Cost me £30 I think.

I got mine from Camskill or something like that. Just make sure you get say DOT 4 or higher, and you notice a big difference on braking.

As for the service I would just get toyota to do your service, but take in your own decent oil. If you can get hold of genuine parts cheaper, then all well and good.

[CraigR]

By the way, try St Ives Toyota, as I've heard they have a MUCH better rep than crappy Cambridge Toyota.

TNS St Ives

Ramsey Road

St Ives

Cambridgeshire

PE27 5RE

Tel: 01480 460888

Fax: 01480 460887

[CLIVE54UK]

By the way, try St Ives Toyota, as I've heard they have a MUCH better rep than crappy Cambridge Toyota.

TNS St Ives

Ramsey Road

St Ives

Cambridgeshire

PE27 5RE

Tel: 01480 460888

Fax: 01480 460887

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Cheers will get in touch.