San Antonio

Welcome! These guys should be able to help you out shortly, but alas I only know my area.

HELL YEAH!

 

Thanks Oldie for reminding me to add my truck to that site. I have my 2009 Camry registered there and it is great as all work for my Camry has always been done at the dealership.

As for my Tacoma, Toyota of Boerne was able to print out the last 10 years of service for my Tacoma (it was always serviced at a Toyota dealership by my aunt), but they could not pull records older than 2010. Hopefully the Toyota Owners site can go back furthure than 2010.

I've also seen Texoma mentioned several times on these forums with everyone saying good things about him. I just wish his shop was closer. I do go to Austin every now and then, so maybe I will have to coordinate some mod installs with Texoma the next time I visit Austin.

 

It can. I was able to see my truck's service history going back to its PDI in 2008.

 

Good luck, and welcome. My records went back to delivery at Red McCombs in 2007!

 

I shall plan my Phase IV of Garage attack accordingly. Requires only a few AC wires!

 

Wiring up some breakers and romex is NOT one of my shortcomings! Time comes, I got it. Now that I need beer again!

 

I went on that 5.5 miles hike today. Was not too bad of a hike, but my knee hates me. Holy mother of God does it ache right now! I can't wait for my knee pains to be cured forever!

Also, I keep a log and a file folder with receipts for purchases and service for my truck. I know it's not helpful to the situation, I just wanna be involved.

 

I have a big folder with every receipt, besides gas, for mine since I bought it December, 2016.

 

Be careful the mods can get out of hand fast TW is hard on your pocket book

 

Yeah, i don't do a gas log or anything. That is too odd for even me!

 

I do I have to write something off end of the year

 

I'm a guy of two knees replaced, so I feel your pain! As long as we're at it, did you KNOW?
The Toyota site has an option place to go ADD YOUR OWN Maintenance records? I have not done it yet, but it is there! So, you can make a really solid history if you want!

 

always log my MPG, and classify it as H(ighwway), IU (interurban), or C(ity). Not that it matters but is easy. 16 - 19 for this old beast. Always want to know what hurts, and what makes it better.

 

I will have to have my left knee replaced one day I think. During my separation check up thing the doc said I have virtually no cartridge in there. I dont have too much of a problem performing activities, the aftermath is my problem. It's just a dull throbbing ache for a day or so after heavy use.

I did know about the Toyota thing. So far I only have 7800 miles and have only done a tire rotation and tsb for my front sensor things.

 

I used to, but I don't bother anymore. My truck is pretty consistent. I do quick math at the pump and if it's outside of my prior logged MPGs, then I'll look at issues.

 

Since purchasing my first house last year, I started to digitize all of my receipts and documents in addition to organizing them in a filing cabinet.

I do it for everything involving a big purchase (there was a lot of appliance purchases after moving in) as well as my vehicle services and repairs. I use Microsoft Lens on my phone to scan receipts and documents with the camera, and it loads everything into Onenote which I can organize using my phone or surface tablet.

It had made things much easier to look up when I need to reference a receipt or warranty information. It's a big effort to get started digitizing everything, but well worth it in the end. Onenote can also scan words in images so you can search for words in the scanned documents, which makes it a lot easier to find the exact page or receipt you need.

 

I have a few file folders. One for taxes, one for my dog nd her shit, one for my truck, and one for misc. Stuff.

 

I feel the pain. Decade with no ACL, and not much MCL with either, and finally wore them both down to the point where no more shots or fake fixes would work.
Honestly, if you a willing to put it Pre-T, and post Physical Therapy, you will benefit greatly from getting it done. Pre-T is going to therapy BEFORE to get you ready, and you know the rest. And I recommend Pool Therapy early and often! (My PT people told me I invented Pre-T! I doubt it, but I liked it!)

 

Overlap, but it IS a great deal to go back to a dealer with the service records, I had/have a great SA in San Marcos, so I could have him check the details that I could not.