10 Year Warranty

10 Year Warranty

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Zero Fuchs

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19 months

Saturday 4th February 2023
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My daughter has a Toyota which I've taken back to the dealer to make use of the 10 year warranty. After the last service it needed pads/discs but from the terms and conditions I can't see that getting the work done with OEM parts is a requirement, just that the service schedule is maintained.

Has anyone else got any experience of this as Toyota were out of parts and haven't got an idea of when they'll get any in. They've suggested non OEM parts but at their rates I may as well get my local, cheaper garage to do the job.

It sounds like I've answered my own question but any other experiences would be appreciated. They still wanted £500 for the front and rear so a bit steep!

Zero Fuchs

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19 months

Saturday 4th February 2023
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Thanks Tabs. Glad to hear about your experience with Lexus and you make a good point about parts availability.

I don't have many options to do anything to be honest but I was just pondering whether to wait it out or just get the work done. But given it's brakes then I should just get on with it!

Zero Fuchs

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19 months

Thursday 9th February 2023
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I believe it does but might be worth calling your local dealership. Toyota have 12 month intervals so think you'd have to respect the schedule.

But I only have experience of two models so am not sure if any other models have condition based servicing.