Toyota® Service & Repair Shop in Chicago
Milito’s has Serviced Toyota® Since 1968.
Rely on us for all types of Toyota repairs and service today!
Full-Service Toyota Repair & Maintenance
Your local, affordable dealer alternative.
Inside, outside and under the hood, Milito’s has you covered from starting issues to brake replacement, heating and cooling problems to regular oil changes, plus car washes, detailing and full-service gas!
Common Toyota Repairs
We can fix these issues, and any others that your Toyota may have, plus perform the regular maintenance that your vehicle deserves!
Start with Comprehensive Toyota Diagnostics
We’ve worked on all types of cars since 1968, and if there’s one thing we know, it’s to do your homework first. Our expert mechanics will thoroughly inspect and diagnose your Toyota before any work begins.
Whether you have a 2014 Corolla or a 1985 MR2, we can quickly figure out what’s wrong, and give you a clear cost estimate of what it will take to fix.
Our ASE-Certified, expert Toyota mechanics will then take care of the problem fast to get you back on the road in no time, confidently!
Request Toyota Service
Call (773) 477-2289 or email us today for an appointment for any type of Toyota repair, maintenance or service
— we’re your affordable dealer alternative!
Benefits of Consistent Service for Your Toyota
Improved Reliability
If you don’t take good care of your Toyota, it won’t be there for you in the future.
While this means oil changes and tire rotations, it also entails having routine service performed by expert Toyota mechanics at Milito’s Auto Repair in Chicago.
Higher Resale Value
If you’re looking to sell your Toyota at some point in the future, you’ll want to keep up with routine service and maintenance.
This will help to ensure that it continues to run in optimal condition. Selling it will not only be easier down the road, but much more profitable!
Better Fuel Economy
First, make sure your tire pressure is set to the right levels. This prevents your car from expending unnecessary energy and fuel while moving.
If your air filter is clogged or your fuel lines are leaking, your Toyota’s fuel economy can be negatively affected by up to 20%.
Benefits of Consistent Service for Your Toyota
Improved Reliability
If you don’t take good care of your Toyota, it won’t be there for you in the future.
While this means oil changes and tire rotations, it also entails having routine service performed by expert Toyota mechanics at Milito’s Auto Repair in Chicago.
Higher Resale Value
If you’re looking to sell your Toyota at some point in the future, you’ll want to keep up with routine service and maintenance.
This will help to ensure that it continues to run in optimal condition. Selling it will not only be easier down the road, but much more profitable!
Better Fuel Economy
First, make sure your tire pressure is set to the right levels. This prevents your car from expending unnecessary energy and fuel while moving.
If your air filter is clogged or your fuel lines are leaking, your Toyota’s fuel economy can be negatively affected by up to 20%.
How Toyota Has Stood The Test Of Time
Why people love their Toyotas
People who buy Toyotas do so for their durability and high resale values. The Japanese car brand is well-known for being a top safety pick, which is what makes them so popular in more than 170 countries.
Why is Toyota So Popular?
Toyota ranks highest in the amount of American sourced and built cars and trucks versus several domestic brands. They also stay focused on innovation and being as green as possible. In fact, Toyota was ranked by the Inter brand Survey as No. 1 out of other Green brands in 2017. Rather on a road trip with the family or cruising the city streets, Toyota has proven to be a safe and reliable choice for a number of drivers.
What to Look for When Buying a Used Toyota
A used Toyota is an increasingly attractive option, with new models selling for ever-increasing prices.
If you are in the market for a pre-owned Toyota, here are five things that you should do:
- Do your Research: Pay close attention to Consumer Reports and auto reviews, but also take a specialized mechanic to thoroughly examine the car.
- Take a Long Test Drive: You’re judging your comfort level with the car. Do the power windows all work? Do the safety locks power successfully? You have to be comfortable with your ride before you put down the cash and make the commitment to purchase.
- Get a Used Car Inspection: A mechanic that specializes in Toyota inspections can identify potential problems and pitfalls with the used Toyota that you are considering. When you take it for a test drive, come through Milito’s for a comprehensive used car inspection.
- Go Certified Pre-Owned: The certification provides a long-term warranty which is only offered after a rigorous 160 or 174-point test fully resolving any visual or technical flaws. It’s also factory-backed with a 7-years/100,000-mile powertrain coverage and $50 deductible.
- Ensure Proper Paperwork: Go over the previous car purchase invoice, loan history (if applicable), tax receipt, Registration Certificate, etc. before getting the insurance transferred to your name.
Future Innovations for Toyota
Toyota has been front in center in making green vehicles and they don’t plan to stop any time soon which helps make a better, cleaner world for everyone.
And in the future, you can expect to see them continue to focus on reliability, as well as durability by staying at the forefront of technological innovations.
They’re also working on electrical vehicles with new concepts and high efficiency and have focused their efforts on harnessing the power of hydrogen to change mobility forever with fuel cell vehicles in Toyota’s exciting future.
The History of Toyota
Toyota got its start in 1933 when Sakichi Toyoda, an inventor, founded an automobile department established within textile loom maker Toyoda Automatic Loom Works, now known as Toyota Industries.
First Cars and Partnerships
In 1935, Right before the first Toyota dealership was established, the first vehicle, the Model G1 truck, was built. Production began on the Model AA car the following year.
By 1984, Toyota’s first U.S. car assembly plant opened in California as a joint venture with General Motors.
They would go on throughout the decades to innovate and release dozens of models that appealed to everyone from young, environmentally conscious shoppers looking for a green option to those in need of a reliable and durable heavy-duty truck. Part of their success has been due to many of the partnerships Toyota has made through the years.