Buy 2 Or More Toyota Touch Products And Get 10% The Total Price

Cleaning and caring for the appearance of your ride can improve its looks, increase its resale value and enhance the long-term durability of its finishes. Plus, a top-notch clean is quick and easy, provided you’ve got the right products and equipment for the job.

We offer a full selection of detailing and cleaning solutions through the Toyota Touch product line—including a range of cleaning products specially formulated for your Toyota, by the same people who designed and built it. Not only are the Toyota Touch products the best fit for cleaning and caring for your Toyota, they’re also made to the same high-quality standards as the rest of the vehicle

Further, all Toyota Touch products are non-toxic, safe and made in Canada.

A short video about the Toyota Touch Products offered at all Tony Graham Automotive Group dealerships

‘Tis the season of snowbanks & hidden potholes. Protect your Tires and Rims with a Wheel Alignment for $129.95.

Winter wheel alignment is just as important as winter tires. Improperly aligned wheels can cause damage to your vehicle and it will also harm your car’s handling and fuel efficiency. Our Factory Trained and Toyota Certified Technicians will be able to take precise measurements in order to correctly align your vehicle for those long drives

Wheel Alignment: $129.95 Book Your Appointment today

Why do I Need a Wheel Alignment?

Driving on properly aligned tires can help improve the safety of your vehicle, help increase the gas mileage you’re able to achieve, and often makes for a smoother ride. Getting regular tire alignments can also save you money in the long run by ensuring that your tires last longer, so you don’t have to replace them as often.

What Happens When you Need a Tire Alignment?

Driving on tires that are out of alignment can cause uneven tread wear and make the tire tread disappear faster. Having uneven tread or low tread is the number one reason for tire replacement in . Failing to have the wheels on your vehicle regularly aligned will cause you to have to replace the tires more quickly.

How Can Tires Come Out of Alignment?

If you replace the tires on your vehicle the alignment can be thrown off. This is why most tire shops offer alignment with a new tire purchase. But your car can also be thrown out of alignment by simply hitting a deep pothole, running over a curb, or hitting another road hazard.

When Should You Get a Alignment Check?

Your vehicle needs the alignment checked after you put new tires on or any time unusual tire wear patterns appear. You might also want to get the alignment checked after you hit something very hard (like a curb or pothole in ) or get into an auto accident, even just a fender bender.

Lifetime Guarantee Battery Failure Replacement – Average Savings of $160

When you start your vehicle, your 12-volt vehicle battery sends power to the engine starter and triggers it to start. Depending on your driving habits and weather conditions the life of your battery may vary.

Your battery will degrade and lose some usable capacity over time to a point that your vehicle may not start. Regular inspection and servicing are important to maintain the life of your battery, and to avoid battery failure.

Battery Care Tips

When should you service your car battery?

Sluggish start: If your vehicle starts slowly or there is a slight pause/hesitation when starting the engine.

Prolonged inactivity: A battery will slowly lose its charge simply from sitting unused for an extended period of time, especially in hot climates.

Headlights or interior lights left on: This will slowly drain your battery.

After a jump-start: A failed start could indicate a battery condition that needs to be checked out.

Battery Lingo

Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) the intermediate power your battery delivers to crank your engine.

Reserve Capacity (RC) the steady power your battery provides the electrical system when the alternator is not operating.

General Information

• Heat, cold, and inactivity are a battery’s main adversaries. While increasing cold will gradually reduce the battery’s ability to generate power to start your vehicle, heat accelerates corrosion and other damage to internal battery components. That damage will ultimately reduce the life of the battery.
• Taking many short trips, which includes constantly shutting down and restarting your engine, may drain your battery of power.
• Keeping your battery terminals clean and free of corrosion will help provide maximum starting power to your vehicle.

Genuine Toyota batteries have more than quality and value. Coupled with the the Kanata Toyota Lifetime Battery Guarantee a car battery failure will never stop you from going where you need to be.

Below is a short video about Toyota Premium Batteries

Lifetime Guarantee Brake Pads Failure Replacement – Average Savings of $115

– $9.95 with Purchase of Front or Rear Brakes and $18.95 with Purchase of Both Front and Rear Brakes.

When you press the brake pedal, the friction material on the brake pad is pushed against the discs to create resistance in the rotation of the discs, forcing the wheels and tires to slow or stop the vehicle.

Every time the brakes are used, a small portion of material or “lining” is worn off. Eventually, the thickness of the material will begin to wear down, requiring replacement.

Depending on driving habits, operating conditions, vehicle usage and proper maintenance, the wear of your brake pads will vary.Regular inspection & servicing are important  to maintain the wear of your brake pads.

Toyota Genuine Brake Pads are specifically designed for the stable braking in all Canadian season: fall, winter and spring

What do Brake Pads do?

When you apply pressure to the brake pedal, the caliper clamps the brake pads against each side of the brake rotor, creating friction and slowing your vehicle down.

Brake pads must create the proper amount of friction to deliver smooth stopping performance with a minimum of noise while operating under the harshest conditions.

Why service them?

Brake pads are a critical part of your braking system.

Pads are designed to wear with use and the rate of wear depends on usage and loads.

Constant exposure to the elements may result in rust build-up, which can cause brake dragging, pulling, pulsating and/or abnormal noise.

Regular lubrication and cleaning of braking system components helps ensure proper function and reduce premature wear.

When to service?

Brake service should be performed according to the manufacturer’s required maintenance schedule. This will help reduce premature wear and abnormal brake noise during brake application.

Take an Inside Look into Brake Pads:

After we service the mechanical parts of your car on the underside, we’ll give it an exterior makeover for free!

Touchless Complimentary Car Wash is now provided after each service at Kanata Toyota.

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It’s time for those long drives and we want to keep you safe.

We now offer Free Brake Inspection by our professional, factory-trained staff at Kanata Toyota. For no charge and zero obligation, we provide you with a complete report of the inspection.

A comprehensive brake inspection involves checking the wear and tear of the hoses, brake pads and shoes. The technician will also check the brake calipers, and rotors or drums. Our report will include how much mileage is likely left on the pads, and make recommendations as to when more extensive maintenance may be needed in future.

Watch this short video for more:

Let Us Do The Heavy Lifting And Clear Up Some Storage Space For You!

Seasonal Tire Storage now from $99.99 +tax!

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Tires are stored in a climate controlled facility in Ottawa – no storage containers here – that handles each set of 4 tires electronically using bar-code tracking. The process is simple: your tires are carefully measured for tread-depth and then tagged and stored for the season.

We ensure each set of tires is handled with the utmost care. Trust us to keep your tires in top condition for next season!

Don’t know if it is time to get new tires? Here’s a short video by David Myers, Service Manager, Tony Graham Automotive Group with some tips on tire health.

Don’t miss out on basic maintenance

It is standard to have an oil change  every 5,000 miles or every six months between scheduled oil changes. Following this rule will keep your engine well lubricated and running smoothly, ensuring that your vehicle will maintain peak performance. Bear in mind, that if you drive a Toyota model that is compatible with synthetic oil, recommended oil change intervals may change. Call us for more details.

Please note the prices depending on your car will be different:

• 4cylinder –  $69.93
• 6cylinder –  $81.92
• 8cylinder  – $105.90

Watch this short video for more information about Oil Change:

Are you in need of new wiper blades or a refill on your old ones?

Kanata Toyota has got you covered!  Purchase Wiper Blades/Refills from our Parts Department and  we will install it at NO CHARGE to you!

Are you concerned your battery won’t last the season?

Come in to Kanata Toyota today to get the health of your battery checked at NO CHARGE to you! No appointment necessary.

Regular Value: $19.99