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When deciding whether to take your vehicle to a Toyota dealer for work or rely on an independent mechanic, consider the following benefits of using a dealership.

Every auto model has its own special quirky. Toyota is built and has specific knowledge of common problems or problems with the construction of your Toyota. Most dealer mechanics are required to regularly teach Toyota vehicles how to properly maintain and repair Toyota vehicles. These programs are full of rigorous and useful information about Toyota vehicles.

Independent mechanics are generalists and may not have Toyota-specific training received by the mechanics of your dealership. This means that a lot of guesswork goes into their maintenance and repair work.

Toyota service departments only use parts and equipment made by Toyota. Independent mechanics may use non-Toyota parts or recycled Toyota parts. These parts cannot guarantee the same reliability and performance that Toyota can use parts made for Toyota vehicles.

Modern Toyota vehicles have parts that may require very specific equipment for maintenance, installation, and removal. If a mechanic tries to use the wrong tool for these parts, it can result in damage to that part or improper installation or removal, which could damage your vehicle. Dealership mechanics have access to Toyota essential tools, while independent shops may not.

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