Routine dealership maintenance costs?

2013 DCSB OR Prerunner (new to me)

72k

As you can see from the pic, the previous owner was pretty regular in taking this truck in for routine service every 5-7k. ( I have two more pages of entries going back to brand new...all from same dealer)
I know I don't HAVE to take to dealer for the next one, but would like to, just to keep this awesome service record going, at least one more entry.
I've never owned a vehicle new enough to do this.
From this list, what can I expect to pay assuming nothing major?

 

Bumping to see if I can get some input.
Gonna take it in in the next week or so.

 

Only way to tell for sure is to call that dealer. Tell them the mileage and vehicle you have. Ask them what they'd charge to do all the required services for that vehicle with that mileage. Then you'll know what they will charge you.

Chances are the owner's manual has a specific listing for 75k mile services.

 

A lot of those "checks" are a routine part of any service. You're mostly going to pay for the oil/filter change + air filter + cabin air filter as needed. I'd anticipate spending between $30 and $100 for a non-major 5k service.

 

This is what the schedule calls for Normal Routine Service at 75,000 miles:

• • Change Engine oil
  • Inspect Rear differential fluid
  • Inspect Brake lines, hoses & connections
  • Inspect Coolant
  • Inspect Steering gearbox
  • Inspect Brake pads, linings, discs/drums
  • Inspect Exhaust system
  • Inspect Radiator core & AC condenser
  • Inspect Steering linkage & boots
  • Inspect Ball joints & dust covers
  • Inspect Drive belt(s)
  • Inspect Front differential fluid
  • Inspect boots & seals Drive shaft
  • Replace Oil filter
  • Rotate Wheels & tires
  • Torque Propeller shaft flange bolts

 

You can expect to pay double what you would if you took it to a reputable shop that's a non-dealer.

An awesome service record does not mean it has to be dealer done. In fact, given the stories guys tell on here of not getting new filters or not getting work done at all, I think an awesome service record means a dealer never touched the truck.

 

You pay whole lot for inspecting.