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Toyota Auto Care

All Terrain Auto Care – formerly known as Just Jeeps and More – is more than a repair shop. We service most makes and models.  Our commitment to Toyota owners is backed up by state-of-the-art equipment and ASE certified and factory-trained technicians. Over the last 25 years, in the Knoxville, Tennessee area, we have taken care of the maintenance, upgrades and repairs for our Toyota customers with our “Old School Service and New School Technology.  This includes our digital technology that keeps you in the loop every step of the way. Online scheduling makes appointments easy and convenient.

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Why Choose All Terrain Auto Care in Knoxville for Your Toyota?

All Terrain Auto Care is your Toyota auto care specialist in the Knoxville, Tennessee area, servicing all Toyota makes including: Tundra, Tacoma, Camry, Sienna, Highlander, Sequoia & More.  Toyotas are highly popular due to their reputation for reliability, affordability, fuel efficiency, and longevity. Make your Toyota last with service maintenance and necessary repairs.  This also helps retain the value of your Toyota for trade-in or resale.. We also stay current with Toyota Recalls.

• Auto Care Experts: Our team knows Toyotas: Tundra, Tacoma, Camry, Sienna, Highlander, Sequoia and beyond.
• Custom Upgrades: From lift kits to off-road tires, we help you design the Toyota of your dreams.
• Reliable Repairs: Engine trouble? Transmission issues? Oil leaks? We’ve got you covered.
• Regular Maintenance: Oil changes, brake checks, and ‘tune-ups" to keep your Toyota in top shape.
• Excellent Customer Service:  We know keeping communication open is key to our relationship with every customer.  Our Digital Inspection and Real-Time Updates and service tracking keep you informed.

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All Terrain Auto Care Services

• Toyota-Specific Repairs: Diagnostics and solutions for your unique Toyota needs. We know Toyotas.  We also know the common problems Toyota enthusiasts encounter.  Issues such as the Slipping gears, suspension, EcoBoost engine issues, cooling system and electrical issues can be addressed through digital inspection technology and the skill of our ASE certified / Factory-trained technicians.  Our decades of experience help us solve problems logically, giving you confidence in your Toyota and your Toyota specialist team at All Terrain Auto Care. 
• Off-Road Customization: Lift kits, winches, bumpers, and more to tackle any terrain.  Toyotas are built for adventure. However, for the best off-road experience, investments such as: a lift kit or upgraded for improving clearance, performance, and comfort on rugged terrain; tall-terrain tires are great for a mix of on- and off-road use, while mud-terrain tires are essential for extreme conditions; LED headlights, fog lights, or light bars for improved visibility on trails or during nighttime adventures;  heavy-duty brake pads and rotors to handle the demands of off-road driving or towing.  All Terrain Auto Care can take your Toyota to the next level. 
• Routine Maintenance: Proactive care to ensure reliability and longevity. (see recommended list below.)
• Performance Upgrades: Improve power, handling, and efficiency for any adventure.

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Things Every Toyota Owner Should Know

Optimize Performance  ♦  Maintain Your Engine  ♦  Customize Your Toyota

1. Regular Oil Changes Are a Must - Stick to a consistent schedule for oil changes to keep your engine running smoothly. Use high-quality oil suitable for off-road and heavy-duty performance.
2. Check and Maintain Tire Pressure - Proper tire pressure improves fuel efficiency, ensures even tire wear, and enhances off-road traction. Don't forget to recalibrate after switching terrains.
3. Upgrade Your Suspension for Off-Road Adventures - Invest in a lift kit or upgraded shocks if you frequently go off-road. It improves clearance, performance, and comfort on rugged terrain.
4. Inspect Your Undercarriage After Off-Roading - After every adventure, check for damage to the skid plates, differential, and other undercarriage components. Remove mud and debris to prevent corrosion.
5. Know Your Toyota’s Maintenance Schedule & Recall Alerts - Familiarize yourself with your Toyota's user manual and follow the recommended maintenance schedule for optimal performance, longevity and resale or trade-in value.
6. Upgrade to All-Terrain or Mud-Terrain Tires - Choose tires that match your driving habits. All-terrain tires are great for a mix of on- and off-road use, while mud-terrain tires are essential for extreme conditions.
7. Upgrade Lighting for Better Visibility - Install LED headlights, fog lights, or light bars for improved visibility on trails or during nighttime adventures.
8. Know When to Use 4WD - Understand your Toyota’s 4WD system and when to engage it. This will help preserve the drivetrain and improve fuel efficiency on the highway.
9. Customize Your Toyota’s Look - Add unique touches like custom grilles, bumpers, decals, or fender flares to make your Toyota stand out while enhancing functionality.
10. Upgrade Your Brakes for Off-Road Performance - Consider heavy-duty brake pads and rotors to handle the demands of off-road driving or towing.

Customize Your Toyota’s Look - Add unique touches like custom grilles, bumpers, decals, or fender flares to make your Toyota stand

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General Recommended Maintenance Schedule

*Always consult your model’s owner’s manual for precise details and specific intervals.

Every 5,000 Miles (or Every 6 Months): 

• Oil Change: Replace engine oil and filter (for conventional oil; synthetic oil may allow longer intervals).
• Tire Rotation: Rotate tires and inspect for wear.
• Brake Inspection: Check brake pads, rotors, and fluid levels.
• Fluid Check: Inspect coolant, windshield washer fluid, and transmission fluid.
• General Inspection: Check lights, wipers, and battery condition.

Every 15,000 Miles (Annually):

• All items from the 5,000-mile service, plus:
• Cabin Air Filter: Replace to maintain air quality inside the vehicle.
• Brake Fluid: Inspect and top off as needed.
• Suspension and Steering: Check for wear or leaks.
• Exhaust System: Inspect for leaks or damage.

Additional Long-Term Maintenance

• 60,000 Miles: Replace transmission fluid, inspect timing belt (if applicable), and check drive belts.
• 90,000 Miles: Replace spark plugs, inspect water pump, and flush coolant.
• 100,000 Miles: Replace timing belt (if applicable), inspect suspension components, and check engine mounts.

Your Toyota May Need Additional Checks (as needed or by use case)

Off-Road Use Inspect tires, skid plates, suspension, and undercarriage after each off-road adventure.  Be sure to complete your seasonal prep as well.

Seasonal Prep Inspect the battery, all fluids, wiper blades, and HVAC system before extreme weather conditions.