Low mileage Transmission fluid change question

Evening,

my 19 2.7 2wd SR, has just over 10k miles, and is about 3 1/2 years old. Given my low mileage and the age.. when should I have the transmission fluid changed, and other early services I should have done soon that are normally preformed at much higher mileages?

 

Transmission fluid is all about the work, not time. Five years and between 60-100K miles is normal.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-maintenance-maps-get-300k-miles.789809/

 

Thank you . Noticed the Maintenance map is for the 3.5 v6.. do you know if someone made a 2.7 version?

 

Just my opinion, but I think you'd be crazy to change the Atf with only that mileage.

 

If you're doing it yourself, do it when the other items time out. The brake fluid and coolant for example. I have no issue with changing out fluids early, especially when a vehicle doesn't get used enough. I have a '80 Trans Am that doesn't get near enough road use to change the oil annually and is parked indoors in a heated space. The oil gets changed every spring, the rest of the fluids get changed out every 5 years. Better to know it's good than to not know. I enjoy doing the work myself, I'm not paying someone to do something I enjoy doing.

 

Unless you’re routinely towing something heavy (e.g., boat), or doing something unusual (e.g., rock crawling), 50-60k miles before you need to start considering a fluid service.