Prices on maintenance on the IS-F?
#1
Prices on maintenance on the IS-F?
Hey fellas, I'm looking at possibly getting an IS-F around the summer time. I just want to know the prices the stealerships charge for service such as oil changes, 15k maintenance, 30k maintenance, etc.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
#2
The 1k and 5k service are free at the dealerships. The 1k is just a checkup on the car to make sure everything is going smoothly and the 5k is your first oil and filter change, fluid check, etc. After these two free ones, I'm not sure what the cost is as I haven't gotten there yet. I would guess that the oil change is going to depend on what type of oil you use and if you buy it yourself or get it from the dealership. If you get synthetic as opposed to the normal oil your dealership uses, it's going to cost more for the oil although the service should be the same price. I'm sure someone will have more detailed info about the specific mile services
#4
Thanks for the input, BigMike. Hopefully someone else can chime in as well.
#6
In this kind of car and with Lexus reliability standards, I would not expect any belt, hose, sensor, actuator, spark plugs, etc. to be replaced before 100K.
#7
I have not had them done yet, I am sure some members have. But, I would anticipate spending at least $2K..$3K every 15K miles, most of the money going to change all four tires, the brakes pads and/or rotors, plus minor maintenance stuff (oil, oil filter, air filter).
In this kind of car and with Lexus reliability standards, I would not expect any belt, hose, sensor, actuator, spark plugs, etc. to be replaced before 100K.
In this kind of car and with Lexus reliability standards, I would not expect any belt, hose, sensor, actuator, spark plugs, etc. to be replaced before 100K.
I think rotors would be quite pricey since they are quite large and drilled already. But with normal usage, I don't think they should go out before 30k miles.
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#10
just do it yourself oil change is basically the same as the is350 same tool to remove the oil filter and has a small cover hiding it like the 350....just get a bigger container to catch the oil....i did it very simple....the filter and gasket at the dealer was about 12 bucks and oil depending on what u get i used regular valvoline....everything was less than 40 bucks....the drain plug was almost in the same place but it points to the back instead of the side...
#11
I'm probably going to do it myself, I was just inquiring.
6 quarts of oil, oil filter, and the spacer for the oil drain plug for my 335i costs about $70 from the dealership and I do the changes myself in between the free ones. It costs $120 at the dealership so $50 goes to labor.
6 quarts of oil, oil filter, and the spacer for the oil drain plug for my 335i costs about $70 from the dealership and I do the changes myself in between the free ones. It costs $120 at the dealership so $50 goes to labor.
#12
I'm probably going to do it myself, I was just inquiring.
6 quarts of oil, oil filter, and the spacer for the oil drain plug for my 335i costs about $70 from the dealership and I do the changes myself in between the free ones. It costs $120 at the dealership so $50 goes to labor.
6 quarts of oil, oil filter, and the spacer for the oil drain plug for my 335i costs about $70 from the dealership and I do the changes myself in between the free ones. It costs $120 at the dealership so $50 goes to labor.
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