Toyota Mechanic
& Repair Service

Welcome to Fastlane Import Auto Repair – your trusted Subaru service center near Atlanta, with convenient locations in Hiram, Smyrna, and Woodstock, Georgia. Established in 2008, we are a privately-owned Japanese repair and maintenance hub dedicated to serving the Atlanta community. Our state-of-the-art diagnostic tools ensure that your Toyota is repaired or serviced efficiently and promptly. Rest assured, we use only top-grade parts in your vehicle, and our skilled technicians hold ASE certifications.

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Our Toyota Repair and Services

We are a comprehensive Toyota repair facility located in Hiram, Smyrna, and Woodstock. We can handle any problem you may have with your Toyota. All of your brakings and diagnosing, and we can meet oil-changing needs. We perform various repair and maintenance services, including Brake Repair, 4-Wheel Alignment, Regular Maintenance, Transmission Repair, Oil Change, and Radiator Services.

4-Wheel Alignment

If you need your Toyota's wheels aligned, take it to Fastlane Import Auto Repair, which employs a laser measuring device to ensure perfect alignment. So that your car has the right proportions, we can also change the camber, toe angles, and casting in our Toyota service and repairs.

Brake Repair

You can't risk anything happening without having brakes that are reliable and safe. There can be no middle ground. Regarding brake servicing and repair in Atlanta, nobody does it better than our team of skilled Technicians—supported by extensive experience and cutting-edge equipment.

Scheduled Maintenance

The longevity of your Toyota depends on its maintenance. Bring your automobile in for thorough inspections so our qualified experts can catch any problems early. Get in touch with the service department at Fastlane Import Auto Repair if you have no idea when or how often your car needs to be serviced.

Oil Change with ENEOS

Maintaining your vehicle's engine health with regular oil and lubricant changes is crucial. Please do not mistake us for fast lubrication. ENEOS has spent decades developing high-tech lubricants alongside Japan's top racing teams to achieve a perfect balance of fuel efficiency, performance, and durability.

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Toyota Repair & Services North of Atlanta, Ga


Fastlane Import Auto Repair has the resources and expertise to perform any Toyota service you need. We are known for our reliability and honesty in the neighborhood. We have served the greater Atlanta area, including Hiram, Smyrna, Woodstock, Canton, Dallas, Alpharetta, Kennesaw, Roswell, Marietta, and Vinings.

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Toyota Repair
Technicians


If you need auto repairs in the Atlanta area, bring your Toyota to Fastlane Import Auto Repair, which allows you to rest assured knowing it will be repaired by some of the industry's most skilled professionals. Each Fastlane mechanic has completed an intensive course designed to teach them everything they need to know about servicing and repairing Toyota's. Our professionals always assist you with any repair, whether easy or difficult. We understand that there are many options for having your Toyota service, but we're confident that you will not want to take it anywhere else after bringing your car to Fastlane Import Auto Repair.

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Toyota Models We Service

Toyota Corolla

Toyota Camry

Toyota GR Supra

Toyota Prius

Toyota Yaris

Toyota Avalon

Toyota Celica

Toyota Mirai

Toyota Sienna

Toyota Tacoma

Toyota Tundra

Toyota Sequoia

Toyota Highlander

Toyota Venza

Toyota RAV4

Toyota 4Runner

Frequently Asked Questions


How often should I service my Toyota?

The frequency at which you should service your Toyota depends on several factors, including the specific model, the age of the vehicle, your driving conditions, and your driving habits. However, Toyota generally provides recommended service intervals in the owner's manual for each vehicle. Here's a basic guideline for many modern Toyota vehicles:

  1. Every 5,000 to 10,000 miles (or every 6-12 months, whichever comes first):
    • Oil and filter change: This might be more frequent for older models or those using conventional oil. Newer models with synthetic oil might have longer intervals.
    • Tire rotation: To ensure even tire wear.
    • Check all fluid levels and inspect for leaks.
    • Brake inspection.
    • Check all lights, horn, wipers, and other basic functions.
  2. Every 15,000 to 30,000 miles:
    • Replace the engine air filter.
    • Inspect and, if necessary, replace cabin air filter.
    • Check the cooling system.
    • Check the fuel system for any leaks or damages.
    • Inspect drive belts for wear and tension.
    • Examine exhaust and steering components.
  3. Every 30,000 to 60,000 miles:
    • Replace the transmission fluid (this may vary; some newer models have longer intervals).
    • Check the condition of the spark plugs and replace if necessary (some models can go up to 100,000 miles on a set of spark plugs).
    • Inspect the ignition system and clean the fuel system.
    • Replace the brake fluid.
    • Check the suspension components.
  4. Every 60,000 to 100,000 miles:
    • Replace the timing belt if your vehicle has one (some models have a chain, which generally lasts longer).
    • Inspect and possibly replace the water pump.
    • Check and replace the drive belts if needed.
    • Inspect the differential oil.
    • Check and, if necessary, replace the coolant.

Remember, these are general guidelines, and the recommended service intervals may vary based on the specific model and year of your Toyota. Always refer to your Toyota's owner's manual or consult with a Toyota dealership for the most accurate service recommendations for your vehicle.

How do I know if my Toyota needs a tune-up?

To determine if your Toyota (or any vehicle) needs a tune-up, consider the following signs and factors:

  1. Owner's Manual Recommendation: Your Toyota owner's manual will have a maintenance schedule that suggests when tune-ups or particular maintenance tasks should be performed. This is often based on mileage intervals or time periods.
  2. Decreased Fuel Efficiency: If you notice that you're filling up your gas tank more often than usual (without a corresponding increase in driving distance), it could mean your car isn't running as efficiently as it should.
  3. Engine Misfires: If your engine is misfiring or it feels like it's running unevenly, this can be a sign it's time for a tune-up.
  4. Difficult Starts: If your car has trouble starting or takes more attempts than usual, it could be related to spark plugs, the battery, or another component that is addressed during a tune-up.
  5. Rough Idling: If your car shakes or feels rough when it's idling, it might be due to worn-out spark plugs or other issues.
  6. Stalling: If your car stalls when you come to a stop or at low speeds, this could be a sign that there's a problem with the fuel system or ignition.
  7. Strange Noises: Listen for any unusual noises coming from the engine. While these can be indicative of various issues, they can sometimes point towards a need for a tune-up.
  8. Check Engine Light: If your check engine light comes on, it can be related to a multitude of problems. Some might be directly related to issues typically addressed in a tune-up, like problems with the spark plugs, ignition coils, or emission system components.
  9. Decreased Acceleration: If your vehicle isn't accelerating as smoothly or quickly as it used to, it might be due to components wearing out or becoming dirty over time.
  10. Visual Inspection: Even if you don't experience any of the above signs, a visual inspection of key components like spark plugs, belts, hoses, and filters can give you a clue. If you see excessive wear, corrosion, or other damage, it might be time for replacement or a tune-up.

Regular maintenance is key to prolonging the life of your vehicle and ensuring it operates at its best. If you're unsure about the state of your vehicle, it's always a good idea to have it inspected by a trusted mechanic.

How much does it cost to repair a Toyota?

The cost to repair a Toyota can vary depending on several factors, such as the year, model, and condition of the vehicle, as well as the specific type of repair needed. Some common repairs and their estimated costs include:

  1. Oil change: $30-$70
  2. Brake pad replacement: $120-$250 per axle
  3. Battery replacement: $125-$250
  4. Alternator replacement: $400-$800
  5. Suspension repair: $400-$1,500 or more, depending on the severity of the problem
  6. Engine repair: $800-$4,000 or more, depending on the extent of the damage
  7. Transmission repair or replacement: $1,200-$4,000 or more, depending on the extent of the damage

It's important to note that these are estimated costs and may vary depending on the specific circumstances of the repair. Additionally, regular maintenance can help prevent the need for more costly repairs down the line. It's recommended to have your Toyota vehicle inspected by a qualified mechanic for an accurate estimate of repair costs.

How do I find a reliable mechanic for my Toyota?

Finding a reliable mechanic for your Toyota can be a challenging endeavor, but by following certain steps, you can ensure that you locate a qualified and dependable professional:

  1. Look for a mechanic who specializes in Toyota vehicles. Toyota has its specific features and mechanics, and it's essential to find someone familiar with the brand's nuances.
  2. Ask for recommendations from friends, family, or colleagues who own Toyota vehicles. Word of mouth can be instrumental in pinpointing a trusted mechanic.
  3. Explore online reviews of local mechanics who have expertise in Toyota repair. Websites such as Yelp, Google Reviews, or Angie's List can shed light on the caliber of service offered by specific professionals.
  4. Seek out certifications and professional affiliations. Mechanics certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) or members of industry groups like the Automotive Service Association (ASA) might offer superior service.
  5. Request a written estimate and warranty. A reputable mechanic should be willing to furnish a written estimate for anticipated work and offer a service guarantee.
  6. Drop by the mechanic's facility and inquire further. A visit can give you a feel for their professionalism and the state of their workshop. Don't hesitate to probe about their experience, credentials, and the range of services they render.

By following these guidelines, you can discover a dependable mechanic who will assist in keeping your Toyota in optimal condition.

Can I take my Toyota to any mechanic for repairs or should I take it to a dealership?

You can take your Toyota to any qualified mechanic for repairs, but there may be benefits to bringing it to a Toyota dealership.

Toyota dealerships have specialized training, tools, and access to proprietary information that might not be accessible to independent mechanics. Furthermore, dealerships are typically more inclined to use genuine OEM (original equipment manufacturer) parts, ensuring optimal compatibility and performance for your vehicle.

On the other hand, choosing a dealership for repairs can sometimes be costlier than selecting an independent mechanic. Still, independent mechanics with expertise in Toyota vehicles can also possess the required skills and experience to deliver top-notch service.

In the end, deciding between a Toyota dealership or an independent mechanic is contingent on your specific needs and preferences. If unparalleled expertise and quality are what you seek, a dealership might be your best bet. For potentially more budget-friendly options, an independent mechanic could be the right choice.

Choose Fastlane for Your Next Toyota Service

Fastlane Import Auto Repair is dedicated to providing exceptional servicing for Toyota vehicles. To schedule an appointment for an inspection of your car, should you suspect it requires repair, please get in touch with us. We will give you a comprehensive estimate when we begin working on your automobile. Get in touch with us at any location to schedule a consultation for Toyota service.