Did anyone here do the 60k mile maintenance plan at the Toyota dealership?

Something about replacing sparkplugs, oil change, something with the transmission, engine filters, etc. they said it would cost around $350. Seemed sketchy.

 

That isn't too bad. Does that include labor?

 

He said that would be the most id spend so im gonna assume so. Im still here waiting for my truck to get done. Ill get him to make a list with prices so i know for sure.

 

EDIT: updated for details regarding 60k plan and pricing.

if you look at the list of 60k service you can do most of it yourself.
i pay the $25 for a LandCar oil-change, multipoint check-up, carwash, tire rotation service ($75 for a three-pack) so that takes care of some of the services.

the items for a basic 60k service include:
- oil change and filter (part of landcar plan)
- replace engine air filter (you can do this yourself with oem or aftermarket filters from Amazon.com)
- replace cabin air filter (don't let them charge you $50 for this service). you can do this yourself
- multipoint inspection (landcar plan)
- rotate tires (landcar plan)
- c/a rear brakes - tighten parking brake (if you regularly use your park brake you don't have to do this often...i'd get it checked though)
- alignment check (i do this regularly due to bumpy driving)
- battery test (landcar plan)
- oil/fuel additive (scam...don't need it)
- vehicle health check (landcar plan)
- road test (you can do this)
- fuel induction service (check forums here...don't do this)
- balance tires (i get my tires at discount...lifetime balance)

that is the basic 60k service - the dealer will try to charge you $420. for $25 for the landcar service, you can get most of this list out of the way. buying two filters will run you $15. the "additional services" should be of interest (bringing the total 60k service charge to $825) and i have listed some below.

the things i actually did for 60k were:

- cabin/engine air filters (i paid $15 for both filters and installed them myself in 5 minutes...dealer will want more than $50 to do this)
- brake fluid system flush ($120 - reasonable)
- drive train service: front, rear, and transfer case ($150 - reasonable)
- spark plugs ($147 - reasonable)
- i take my truck in regularly for the landcar service at $25.

hope this helps. i used to turn wrenches on my vehicle but i am now physically unable to do the larger jobs on my own.