Hey everyone, I hope someone can help me out this. I own a 2017 Toyota Tacoma V6 2WD, with 35k miles. Can someone please tell me at about what mileage I should change the spark plugs, change the transmission fluid, and differential fluid? Thanks!
Hi David. Welcome to the site. These things should be described in the maintenance schedule of your owner's manual. Modern spark plugs last a very, very long time.
and they can be easily inspected
I also have a 2017 Tacoma. It's the V6 4x4.
I would recommend that you start an owners account with Toyota. It is accessed on the Toyota website.
https://www.toyota.com/owners/
Once you sign in and enter your vehicle information you will have access to any and all service records for your truck that were performed at a Toyota repair facility. They will also check for any recalls and you can download the various owners and service manuals. They contain all the information you are looking for.
Basically, Toyota has a 6 month or 5,000 mile maintenance schedule for our vehicles. They have a list of all services required at each service interval.
Around 100,000 miles if you have iridium spark plugs.
It should be described in your owner's manuel. Honestly, with your miles, you are not "late" or anything just check the intervals in the service/maintenance section of your owners manuel and follow that, but more strictly. Transmission fluid should b described as well, but I would not wait more than 60 70k miles, even if the manuel says more than that.
Thank you to everyone for giving me advice, I appreciate it!