If you have been cruising around the streets of Toledo for many years, it's even more important to take good care of your aging vehicle. Learn some maintenance tips for your high-mileage Lexus by reading this overview, then visit /about-us/Jim White Lexus of Toledo.
Oil
Keeping your engine in good condition is easy when you stay on top of routine oil changes. Engine oil lubricates and cleans the internal components of your powertrain, helping it operate efficiently. By changing your oil at least twice a year, you can help extend the life of your Lexus TX 350, NX 350, or other Lexus model while maintaining strong performance on roads like I-475.
As an engine ages, however, more frequent oil changes may be beneficial because internal components become more susceptible to wear. High-mileage vehicles often benefit from oil changes every 3,000 to 4,000 miles. Always consult your Owner's Manual for manufacturer-recommended maintenance intervals.
Transmission and Brakes
Many maintenance services should be performed at longer intervals. For example, fresh transmission fluid is commonly recommended around every 30,000 miles. This service helps your transmission shift smoothly, improving overall drivability and performance.
At approximately the same interval, replacing your brake fluid is also a smart maintenance step. Brake fluid transfers the pressure from your foot to the brake components, helping ensure reliable stopping power when you're heading to destinations like Swan Creek Preserve Metropark. Because brake fluid absorbs moisture over time, periodic replacement is especially beneficial for high-mileage vehicles. Visit our /service-department/Service Department and let our technicians inspect these vital fluids for you.
Battery
Another component that becomes more vulnerable to wear with age is your vehicle's battery. The battery provides the power needed to start your engine and support key electrical systems. While the alternator continually recharges the battery during operation, most batteries should be replaced every three to five years.
If your vehicle has more than 80,000 miles on the odometer, battery performance may become less predictable. Aging electrical components, such as lights and other accessories, can place additional strain on the battery. Regular battery inspections can help identify potential issues before they leave you stranded. Be sure to /ServiceApptForm/set up an appointment online today for a professional evaluation.
How Often Should You Change Your Car's Oil?
- Most vehicles should receive an oil change every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, while high-mileage vehicles may benefit from oil changes every 3,000 to 4,000 miles.
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