LDNN

My car is coming to 60K miles and I was calling around town today to price a spark plug job. Fred Haas Toyota (on Hwy 249) will do the job with iridium plugs for $295. I thought that's reasonable for a dealer price.

I also checked on the brake fluid flush and it was $99.

VIPG35

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Not too bad i dont think

Sffd103

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That's fair to me. The plugs alone with our discount at Sewell are about $79.00. I'd go for it. If you don't want to do the work yourself.

Kurtz

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Yup, both prices are pretty reasonable by dealership standards

Rikg35

Why not lexus of clear lake

kuuqi

I'd say that's a pretty good price for parts and labor, especially if its a 250. a 350 on the other hand is ridiculously easy.

robertrios

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got mine done for just the cost of the plugs when I did a recall about a month ago...I was only at 40k but I figured cant beat the price Toyota rocks for some stuff especially tire pressure sensors

calvin2376

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That's the best price for a spark plug change I've heard anywhere, dealer or not. Is that labor + parts or labor only?

Brake fluid flush for $100 is pretty standard.

If you're due for the fuel pressure sensor recall or you need the carbon build-up or cam gear TSIB performed, do that at the same time as the spark plugs, since all the pre-work is the same and will drastically reduce the labor cost quote for the plugs.

Shervin350

why not at lexus

heyarms

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Just a guess, but I'm sure it's more expensive than what OP posted.

KillaIS250

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Pretty decent prices for a dealership, around here its around $500 for spark plugs, and $150 for the brake flush

DonYojan

Bro take it to a Toyota dealer take it to
Champion Toyota on gulf freeway (; great service cheaper price and Toyota master certified techs

LDNN

Thank you! Lexus wanted almost twice that.

LDNN

Calvin: how do you check for the above-mentioned recall?

carlos3366

do you have 350 or 250?