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Last updated:
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What does
Toyota
's warranty cover?

  • 5-Year Unlimited KM Warranty: All new Toyota vehicles (sold/registered after Jan 1, 2019) include 5 years of coverage against manufacturing defects – unlimited kilometres for private use.

  • Engine & Driveline Extended to 7 Years: If you follow the Toyota service schedule, powertrain components (engine, transmission, driveline) are covered up to 7 years.

  • Hybrid Battery Coverage: Toyota hybrids enjoy 5 years’ coverage, extendable to 10 years with annual Hybrid System Health Checks.

  • 60-Day Money-Back Guarantee: If your new Toyota has a serious, unrepairable fault within 60 days, you can get a refund or replacement vehicle.

  • 7-Year Emergency Assistance: Warranty support includes towing + loan vehicle coverage in qualifying breakdown cases.

  • Commercial Vehicles: Covered for 5 years / 160,000 km (whichever comes first).

Toyota’s warranty operates alongside Australian Consumer Law, ensuring you retain statutory rights for major failures, refunds, or replacements.

How to claim a warranty with
Toyota

  1. Contact a Toyota Dealer: Reach your nearest Toyota dealership service centre and book an inspection. If undriveable, request warranty towing.

  2. Bring the Vehicle In: Provide VIN, rego, and your Warranty & Service Booklet. Clearly describe the issue.

  3. Show Service Records (if needed): For extended coverage (engine 7 years, hybrid battery 10 years), proof of scheduled servicing is required.

  4. Dealer Confirms Claim: The dealer inspects, diagnoses, and submits the warranty claim directly to Toyota – no paperwork from you.

  5. Repairs Done Free: If approved, Toyota covers all parts + labour. Loan cars may be provided for major repairs.

  6. Escalate if Needed: If you disagree with a dealer decision, contact Toyota Australia’s Customer Assistance (1800 869 682).

Exclusions & limitations - when
Toyota
's warranty doesn't apply

  • Wear & Tear Items: Brake pads, filters, clutches, fuses, bulbs, tyres, and fluids.

  • Cosmetic/Environmental Damage: Paint chips, hail damage, rust from neglect, windscreen cracks.

  • Misuse/Abuse: Racing, overloading, off-road misuse, or accidents.

  • Modifications: Failures linked to aftermarket parts or non-genuine modifications.

  • Neglect/Improper Repairs: Lack of servicing or poor maintenance voids related coverage.

  • Commercial Use: Warranty capped at 5 years / 160,000 km with reduced benefits.

Required documentation for
Toyota
warranty claims

  • Proof of ownership (rego papers, purchase contract).

  • VIN and vehicle details.

  • Warranty & Service Booklet (with service log).

  • Service records/receipts (especially if serviced outside Toyota network).

  • Description + photos/videos of the issue.

  • Personal ID (driver’s licence).

How long does the warranty claim process take with
Toyota
?

  • Standard Repairs: Often completed same day or within 2–3 days if parts are in stock.

  • Parts Delays: Major/rare parts may take up to a few weeks. Loan vehicles are usually provided.

  • Complex Cases: Rare engine/electronic faults may take longer. Toyota can escalate to replacement/refund under the 60-day Money-Back Guarantee.

  • Customer Communication: Dealers provide regular updates. Escalate to Toyota if delays are unreasonable.

Toyota
 cases submitted through Ajust

Recent
Toyota
customer warranty experiences

Positive: Many owners praise Toyota for honouring claims quickly – including full engine repairs after escalation.

Negative: Some claims denied for questionable reasons (e.g. blaming “rain” for brake issues, or refusing claims on heavily modified vehicles).

Official
Toyota
Warranty Policies & Support Links

Toyota
Warranty FAQs

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