Extending capped price servicing

[evltoy Member Find all posts View Profile Close evltoy]

The Toyota factory capped price servicing can be overdue by upto 5000 km or 3 months before being voided.

can you tell me where this is in writing?

[DigginIt Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close DigginIt]

I have just received clarification and it goes like this:

1. Under new car warranty (3 years) you can get your car serviced at any Toyota (or approved) dealership without voiding the warranty.
3. After the 3 years is up, you need to get your car serviced at an AHG dealership otherwise YOU WILL VOID the capped price servicing warranty.

[DigginIt Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close DigginIt]

The Toyota factory capped price servicing can be overdue by up to 5000 km or 3 months before being voided.

I don't have it writing, but I can confirm that this is definitely the case.

[nanbar Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close nanbar]

I don't have it writing, but I can confirm that this is definitely the case.

From Toyota website
Model:
Claim Periods for Prado

Claiming from Service Due Date (services 1[W] to 5);
Can be claimed within 3 months of the service due date
Claiming After Service Due Date (services 1 to 5);
Up to 3 months or 5,000km after the service due date
Claim Period Final Service (Service 6).
Maximum of 39 months or 65,000km (whichever occurs first) since original warranty registration date.

[evltoy Member Find all posts View Profile Close evltoy]

thanks for that guys. I usually do mine a few 100 ks beforehand, especially when I have a 1500km trip coming up.. Its good to know I have some movement.

[El Poids Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close El Poids]

I have just received clarification and it goes like this:

1. Under new car warranty (3 years) you can get your car serviced at any Toyota (or approved) dealership without voiding the warranty.
3. After the 3 years is up, you need to get your car serviced at an AHG dealership otherwise YOU WILL VOID the capped price servicing warranty.

That sounds a bit better, cheers mate.