I have recently purchased Toyota Vios 2006 (Face lift) model and i have heard that break oil has to be changed after 40k done. Since i dont have previous records i am thinking to change it now (but braks are working with no issues). If I do so
1. From where can i do this ( Around Malabe is prefered)?
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I have recently purchased Toyota Vios 2006 (Face lift) model and i have heard that break oil has to be changed after 40k done. Since i dont have previous records i am thinking to change it now (but braks are working with no issues). If I do so
1. From where can i do this ( Around Malabe is prefered)?
2. What is the best oil brand i should use?
Please comment
Thank you in advance
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