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Toyota Korea launches holiday service campaign ahead of Chuseok

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Jane Kwon
Published : Sept. 1, 2026 - 10:30:07
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Campaign runs through Sept. 19 at Lexus, Toyota service centers

Free tire inspections offered for long-distance Chuseok travel

[Provided by Toyota Korea]
[Provided by Toyota Korea]

Toyota Korea announced Tuesday that it will run the "2026 Lexus·Toyota Holiday Safe Service Campaign" at authorized Lexus and Toyota service centers nationwide through Sept. 19.

The campaign is designed to help customers check their vehicles ahead of long-distance Chuseok holiday travel, allowing them to drive more safely and comfortably.

All customers who bring their vehicles to an authorized Lexus or Toyota service center during the campaign period will receive a free tire inspection.

The company is also offering a 20 percent discount on labor and key parts that require inspection before long-distance driving. Eligible items include brake pads, brake discs, 12V batteries, coolant, air conditioning filters, air cleaner elements and air care services.

Customers who purchase a Lexus "Premium Maintenance Service (PMS)" package or a Toyota "Smart Maintenance Service (SMS)" package — which cover vehicle inspections and replacement of major consumables such as engine oil — will receive an additional discount of up to 5 percent.

Complimentary gifts are also available for customers paying for repairs out of pocket, excluding cosmetic and insurance work. Those spending 1 million won ($728) or more will receive an injector cleaner, while those spending 2 million won or more will receive both an injector cleaner and wiper rubbers.

Lexus electric vehicle customers will also receive a free scheduled inspection service to ensure peace of mind on the road.

"We prepared this service campaign so that customers heading out for long-distance travel ahead of the Chuseok holiday can travel more safely and comfortably," said Kang Dae-hwan, executive vice president of Toyota Korea. "We will continue to put the safety of each and every customer first, carefully inspecting every part of the vehicle and providing the maintenance support needed so customers can drive with greater confidence."

Meanwhile, Toyota launched the all-new RAV4 — its globally best-selling sport utility vehicle — in South Korea in June. The new model, developed under the concept "Life Is an Adventure," expands its electrification lineup with hybrid and plug-in hybrid variants and adds the new PHEV GR Sport trim, which emphasizes motorsport-inspired styling.


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