Toyota RAV4 Maintenance Schedule

January 13th, 2023 by

2022 Toyota RAV4


Does your Toyota RAV4 have a “maintenance required” light notification? It’s important to keep up on your vehicle’s maintenance, and Anderson Toyota has your recommended Toyota RAV4 maintenance schedule right here! Your vehicle is in great hands with our service team, and we can help drivers with a variety of maintenance needs like tire changes and rotations, oil changes, and more! Read on more below to if your Toyota RAV4 is due for some inspections or replacements. We’ll also show you how to reset your Toyota RAV4 maintenance light.

 

 

5,000 Miles

There are a few basic things you’ll want to check once your Toyota RAV4 reaches 5,000 miles:

  • An inspection of the wiper blades for cracking
  • Checking and refilling all fluid levels as needed
  • Tire rotation
  • A visual inspection of the brakes

10,000 Miles

At 10,000 miles, you’ll want to go through all 5,000-mile maintenance tasks, including an oil change and oil filter replacement.

15,000 Miles

At 15,000 miles, there are a few new more involved inspections:

  • Cabin air filter
  • Ball joints and dust covers
  • Brake lines and hoses
  • Drive shaft boots
  • Engine coolant
  • Exhaust pipes and mountings
  • Radiator and condenser
  • Steering gear
  • Steering linkage and boots

20,000 Miles

You’ll want to perform another oil change and oil filter replacement at 20,000 miles. Additional service includes the routine 5,000-mile service, as well as the wiper blade inspection, assessment of all fluid levels, and tire rotation.

25,000 Miles

Your RAV4 maintenance schedule at 25,000 miles includes all previous service tasks excluding an oil change and filter change, but including a brake inspection.

30,000 Miles

During the 30,000-mile service interval, expect an oil change, cabin filter replacement, engine air filter replacement, and tire rotation. There are also more extensive maintenance service tasks and inspections:

  • Automatic transmission (will be checked for signs of leakage)
  • Ball joints and dust covers
  • Brake components, lines, and hoses
  • Drive shaft boots
  • Engine coolant
  • Exhaust pipes and mountings
  • Fuel lines and connections
  • Fuel tank band
  • Fuel tank vapor vent system hoses
  • Fuel tank cap gasket
  • Radiator and condenser
  • Steering gear
  • Steering linkage and boots

35,000 Miles

At 35,000 miles, you’ll repeat the 5,000-mile maintenance list.

40,000 Miles

Expect an engine oil and oil filter change, as well as the other standard tasks.

45,000 Miles

At 45,000 miles, your vehicle will have an inspection and replace any of the following:

  • Ball joints and dust covers
  • Brake lines and hoses
  • Cabin air filter
  • Drive shaft boots
  • Engine coolant
  • Exhaust pipes and mountings
  • Radiator and condenser
  • Steering gear
  • Steering linkage and boots

50,000 Miles

At 50,000 miles, expect an oil change and oil filter replacement and cabin air filter.

55,000 Miles

Check all fluids, get a tire rotation, and a visual examination of your brakes.

60,000 Miles

At 60,000 miles, expect the standard 30,000-mile checks, refills, and replacements.

RAV4 Maintenance Light Reset

If you’re a Parker driver whose oil light won’t go off after an oil change, we can help! Your RAV4 “maintenance required” light reset is easier than you may think, and we recommend following these steps. Take a look below:

  1. Put your key in the ignition and turn it to position one. This is the position just before starting your RAV4.
  2. Push and hold the odometer button on the dashboard. Then, turn your key to position two.
  3. Continue holding the odometer button for 10 seconds. The light should then flash, possibly beep, and then go out.
  4. Once off, release the odometer button and start your Toyota RAV4. If you notice the light is still on, repeat this process only one or two more times to turn off the maintenance light.

If your light doesn’t turn off or if your Toyota RAV4 all warning lights pop on, we highly recommend scheduling service with Anderson Toyota. We can help Bullhead City drivers figure out what the problem can be, as this could mean this is a larger problem at play. We can inspect your Toyota RAV4 and figure out the next steps.

Follow Your Toyota RAV4 Maintenance Schedule with Us!

Anderson Toyota is here to help Kingman drivers stay up to date with their needed maintenance, and we can easily help you figure out why your maintenance light won’t shut off. Contact our service team today to have your questions answered! We also offer a variety of service and parts specials for our drivers to enjoy!

 

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