What is the purpose of antifreeze/coolant?
Anti-freeze/Coolant is used to keep your engine operating at normal temperatures, preventing it from overheating in the summer or freezing in the winter.
Why is an antifreeze/coolant replacement important?
Anti-freeze/Coolant loses its chemical properties over time and can become contaminated with scale deposits and rust. As a result, it becomes less effective and can lead cause the engine to overheat and break down.
How is this corrected?
It’s easy! Our Toyota Certified Technicians can remove the old Anti-freeze/Coolant and replenish it with the new Genuine Toyota Anti-freeze/Coolant. Additionally, they will perform an inspection of all hoses and connections.
Is it time to schedule your Antifreeze/Coolant Replacement?
Your Toyota needs an Anti-freeze/Coolant Replacement after 7 years on the road. If you keep your vehicle maintained regularly, you improve the lifespan and increase safety on the road.
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