OK, OK, we know – it never snows here. Like, ever. So why are we taking the time to tell you all about tire traction devices and how they make your ride a whole lot safer in the snow? Well, while we can use all-season tires all year long here in Orlando, we know the holiday travels sometimes take people out of town. And if you’re heading up north where winter weather can be a lot harsher, it’s to your benefit to know which tire traction options are available to you while driving in the snow. Check out the main types below!

Type #1: Tire chains 

Tire chains are the most common AND the most readily available type of tire traction device for driving in the snow. They’re actual chains that attach to your car’s tires that help dig into the snow and give your vehicle extra traction on the road when conditions are slushy or snowy. Our Orlando Toyota parts center can help you choose the right ones for your ride – just ask.

Type #2: Tire spikes 

Tire spikes are kind of like tire chains, but they’re less bulky, easier to install than chains, and look a lot more streamlined when they’re on your car’s tires. These tire traction devices are just what they sound like – a row of spikes that are installed on the front face of the tire to cut through the snow and give you traction.

Type #3: GoClaws

GoClaws are similar to tire spikes, but they’re installed differently. Instead of being one piece installed on the front of the tire, GoClaws are installed on the tires using straps that attach to the four “corners” of the tires.

Type #4: Auto Socks 

Auto Socks are a relatively new type of tire traction technology that are supposed to be similar to tire chains. However, they’re actually made from textiles specially designed to give you more grip on the road.

And let’s not forget about traction mats. While they won’t do you much good when you’re in motion, they’re great if you find yourself stuck in snow, slush, or mud. These special mats are placed in front of a car’s tires so the tires can get a grip on them and get moving instead of spinning out in slippery conditions.

Like we said, you definitely won’t need these tire traction devices just to hit the road in Orlando (or in Florida, really). But if you’re heading north, they’re a great alternative to switching out your tires for winter tires. They can be installed and removed whenever you need, making them convenient and more affordable.

Need help shopping tire traction devices for your holiday travels? Call Toyota of Orlando at (407) 298-0001 or stop by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road. We can help you choose the right ones for your ride today.

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When it comes to what goes on under the hood, a lot of drivers aren’t too well-versed. However, here at Toyota of Orlando we believe that in order to be a responsible car owner (and save time and money), you should know the ins and outs of how your car works. Today, our auto service techs are bringing you a quick guide to spark plugs and how they get your car up and at ’em every single day.

What is a spark plug and what does it do?

What is a spark plug? Basically, it’s a tiny electrical plug that plugs into the engine’s cylinder head. It’s job? To “spark” so it can ignite your car’s fuel. Remember, gasoline by itself won’t get your car running. Fuel is moved from the gas tank through the fuel lines into the fuel injectors, where it’s mixed with oxygen that’s been sucked into the engine via the air intake. This special mixture of fuel and oxygen is then pushed into cylinder, where the spark plug ignites it and sets things into motion.

You’ll probably need to replace your spark plugs every 30,000 miles or so, but it really depends on the condition of your car and how you drive and maintain it. But without working spark plugs, you’re going nowhere fast. If  they’re going bad or have conked out on you, you’ll likely have problems getting your car started at all, as well as have to deal with misfiring during acceleration and poor fuel efficiency. Here are two of the main reasons you may see an issue:

• A bigger gap. Spark plugs have to jump a gap of space to ignite fuel and over time, wear and tear cause this gap to widen. This makes it harder for the plugs to do their job.
• Buildup. Deposits form on the plugs because of the fuel-air interaction, and over time this can lead to a buildup that in turn causes pre-ignition of the fuel (a jerky and unreliable performance).

Luckily, these car parts are easy and relatively inexpensive to fix, especially if you bring your ride to our Orlando Toyota service center.

How do you know if these important car parts aren’t working?

How do you know if you’re due for a visit to our Toyota service center? Here are a few signs you may be in need of a new set of spark plugs:

• Your fuel efficiency drops without warning
• Your car is having trouble starting
• Your vehicle misfires or feels “jerky” during acceleration, or it feels sluggish when you hit the gas
• You hear rattling or knocking noises from under the hood (this is caused by the plugs firing at the wrong time)

Our Orlando auto service center can get things up and running again under the hood in no time, so if you think you need new spark plugs just call. We’re open seven days a week for your convenience at (407) 298-0001, and we’re conveniently located at 3575 Vineland Road just off I-4 across from Millenia Mall.

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When it comes to car tire care, you have to get routine maintenance taken care of or else you’re going to run through tires quickly, have to pay to replace them more often, and probably deal with blowouts and flats during your drive time. There are three main services you should be scheduling for your car tires at our Orlando Toyota service center: tire rotations, wheel balancing, and wheel alignments. We know pretty much everyone knows what tire rotations are, but are you familiar with the differences between wheel balancing and wheel alignments?

What’s the main difference between wheel alignments and wheel balancing?

While alignments and balancing are both essential to keeping your tires in good condition and your car performing well, they’re two very different processes. Check out this quick guide on both of them from our Toyota of Orlando service experts.

Wheel alignments 

The wheels on your car are aligned at certain angles by the factory to ensure that all four are parallel to each other, as well as to ensure that all four stand perfectly perpendicular to the ground. This ensures even wear and top-notch performance. However, over time your wheels can become misaligned due to wear and tear, hitting curbs, and car accidents. If you don’t schedule a wheel alignment to correct the angles again, you’ll face drive time problems including:

• Your car drifting to one side of the road
• Uneven wear on your tires, which means you’ll have to replace them more frequently
• Your car pulling to one side even when the steering wheel is straightened out

Obviously, this car tire care is an essential item to add to your checklist. You should schedule wheel alignments every two years or so unless you get into an accident or get new tires.

Wheel balancing 

Wheel balancing is different than wheel alignments – instead of dealing with angles, this car tire care deals with weight. As you drive, your car tires are likely to face wear and tear that can cause imperfections or blemishes, as well as damage to the rim if you get into an accident or collision. This makes one section of the tire heavier than others, which in turn leads to wobbling and bouncing. You’ll be able to feel it inside the car’s cabin as vibration, as well as notice signs like:

• Vibration in the steering wheel
• Cupped or scalloped patterns on the wheel

When you schedule wheel balancing at Toyota of Orlando’s service center, our techs will apply weights to counterbalance the “heavy spots” in your car tires to ensure even wear and smooth performance. Your wheels should be balanced every time you get your tires repaired or rotated for maximum benefits.

Schedule your car tire care at Toyota of Orlando

Whether you need balancing, an alignment, or both, we’ve got you covered! Schedule an appointment at our Orlando Toyota service center today to get your car’s performance up to par. We’re open seven days a week at (407) 298-0001, and you can swing by to talk to one of our techs at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from Millenia Mall.

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Do you have an excited teen driver waiting to get behind the wheel? While it’s exciting for them, it can definitely be a nerve-wracking time for parents. However, teaching your teen how to drive doesn’t have to be stressful for either of you, believe it or not. Prep yourself for the experience with these simple tips from Toyota of Orlando before you hit the road… in the passenger’s seat.

9 tips for teaching your teen how to drive

1. Make sure your teen is READY to drive. If your teen driver has expressed an interest, then get the ball rolling. However, if they’re reticent to get behind the wheel then don’t push it – the last thing you want is an anxious new driver behind the wheel.

2. Prep them accordingly. Does their high school offer driver’s education courses? Can you sign them up for a defensive driving course in your city? Giving them knowledge of the basics will help them feel more comfortable when they’re in control of your Orlando Toyota.

3. Start in the right place. You should start teaching your teen how to drive in an empty parking lot and let them get comfortable there before moving to a quiet residential area. Once they’ve mastered that, you can move to busier streets with traffic and finally, work your way up to the highway.

4. Pick a good time. You want it to be daytime and sunny when teaching your teen how to drive. Save the rainy weather, snow days, and nighttime excursions for when they have more experience.

5. Be a good coach. Instead of yelling, scolding, or getting upset, stay calm and speak carefully. Also, be sure to praise positive aspects of their driving performance.

6. Don’t lecture; instead, ask questions. Lecturing your teen when teaching them how to drive will likely just make them feel defensive and nervous. Instead of saying “You’re going too fast”, ask a question like “What’s the speed limit here?” to allow them to correct their mistakes without feeling criticized.

7. Give them lots of directions and be careful about how you give them. Instead of saying “Turn left here” right before the turn, say “We’re going to make a left turn in one block, so be ready”. This lets them mentally prepare and execute the maneuver slowly and carefully instead of hurrying through it at the last minute.

8. Be aware FOR them. They’re going to be concentrating on the road and you should teach them to be aware of their surroundings, but when they’re starting out you need to serve as another set of eyes for them. Be aware of all four sides of the car and share your observations calmly to help them start to adjust to this mindset.

9. Set a good example. If you have a habit of tailgating or slamming on the gas to make it through yellow lights, cut it out. Teens will imitate your driving behaviors so you want to set a good example by wearing your seatbelt, using defensive driving skills, following road rules, and avoiding distractions.

Get your teen a safe new ride at Toyota of Orlando

Looking for more tips or want a safe and affordable ride for your new teen driver? Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-4500. Happy teaching!

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It used to be that when you got behind the wheel of your car, there was one “mode” – driving. You hit the gas and got where you needed to go, and that was that. However, as our Orlando Toyota vehicles evolve, new technology gets woven into every aspect of them including performance. Now many of our new Toyotas come with different drive modes, and we’re here to explain what they are and how to use them to your benefit. Read on!

What are Toyota drive modes?

Driving modes are basically just modes that you can engage on your Orlando Toyota that will alter your driving dynamics and tailor performance to your preferences. The most common ones among our new Toyotas are Eco, Normal, and Sport. Some models also include a Snow mode for taking on tough winter weather. Hybrids typically have one additional mode – EV mode.

How can you use Orlando Toyota drive modes to your advantage?

Normal mode: This mode is just what it sounds like – normal. Your ride will operate in this mode unless you dictate otherwise, and it’ll deliver what’s been promised in terms of horsepower, torque, comfort, and fuel efficiency.

Sport mode: When you engage Sport mode on your Orlando Toyota, it modifies the way your transmission, shifting, throttle response, and electronic power steering assist work. The gas pedal will be easier to press down, your handling will improve, and acceleration and shifting (on an automatic) will happen a lot faster. Overall, it’ll be a sportier driving experience, although your fuel efficiency will likely drop. Not all of our new Toyotas have this mode – you’ll find it on some of them, like the Toyota 86, Toyota Camry, Toyota Corolla, Toyota RAV4, and a few others. Ask your sales specialist which models offer the option.

Eco mode: Eco mode is all about efficiency – namely, fuel efficiency. When you use this mode on your Orlando Toyota, your vehicle will slow throttle response, adjust climate controls (like A/C and heated seats), and reduce engine power so the engine doesn’t have to work as hard and thus, can save fuel. If you’re trying to accelerate quickly or climb a hill, this mode isn’t ideal, but it’s fine to use otherwise, especially in traffic.

Snow mode: When you engage Snow mode, your Toyota will actually start out in second gear rather than first. This means less torque and in turn, less chance of your wheels spinning out when you accelerate. Your car will also operate in different shift patterns to give you better traction and control.

EV mode: This mode is only found on Orlando Toyota hybrids; EV stands for Electrical Vehicle. In this mode, your hybrid car will stop using the engine completely and only power itself with the battery. However, in a normal hybrid, you can’t use this mode for long distances or at high speeds. It’s best used in traffic for a mile or so at most.

Want to test-drive each and every one of these Toyota drive modes? Call us! Our Orlando Toyota dealership is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and we’re happy to get you behind the wheel.

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Toyota is renowned for thinking outside of the box and if there was ever a vehicle that fits that bill, it would be the new Toyota TJ cruiser. This cool concept car was introduced to the public a few years ago and its unique shape and incredibly utilitarian features stood out from the current run of SUVs, minivans, and wagons. And we just got news – it’s officially moving from the concept stage into production this year.

Toyota TJ Cruiser will hit the Japanese market in 2020

The Toyota TJ Cruiser won’t be in production in America, unfortunately – at least not for now. For the time being the only way you’ll be able to get your hands on this ultra-versatile SUV is to buy it in Japan and have it imported. However, we do have the details when it comes to this interesting new concept-turned-production car. Check it out:

• The “TJ” in TJ Cruiser is an abbreviation for “tool” and “joy” – it’s a play off of the fact that this versatile new ride is both utilitarian AND fun to drive.
• The Toyota TJ Cruiser was first introduced as a concept car back in 2017 at the Tokyo Motor Show and has since been compared to the once-famous Honda Element.
• This adaptable vehicle is a sort of hybrid between an SUV, wagon, and minivan, meaning it’s super spacious in terms of both passenger capacity and cargo capacity.
• It features rear sliding doors that are wider than usual as well as fold-flat seats – even the front passenger’s seat will fold down to make more cargo space. Additionally, the cargo hatch is large to accommodate getting bigger items into the back. Rumor has it that this interesting ride will feature three rows of seats as well.

• The concept vehicle featured 20″ wheels with large tires and scratch- and dirt-resistant body panels, but we’re not sure if those will actually make it onto the production vehicle (although it would be pretty cool if they did).
• We also aren’t sure if the concept design will carry over to production. The Toyota TJ Cruiser concept is incredibly boxy and futuristic-looking, but that may not translate into the general market.
• It’s been speculated that this new Toyota will feature a hybrid engine, likely in a 1.8L or 2.5L configuration. However, some people think it’ll also be up for grabs in a non-hybrid model with available all-wheel drive (similar to the current Orlando Toyota RAV4).
• Production will likely begin in May of 2020 – the TJ Cruiser was actually supposed to go into production in October of 2019 but faced minor delays.

That’s all we know so far, but it looks like this interesting concept could translate into a funky but efficient new Toyota option. And there’s always a chance it could be shifted to the US market, especially if it performs well in the Japanese market… so keep your fingers crossed!

Test drive a new Toyota at Toyota of Orlando today

We’ll keep you posted on updates surrounding the TJ Cruiser (we’re especially excited to see what the final product looks like). In the meantime, come test drive any and all of our new Orlando Toyota options! You can find us open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

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When you take things off the pavement, there’s always a chance that you’ll get stuck in mud or sand regardless of how performance-driven your Orlando Toyota actually is. Toyota of Orlando is always here to help on both the sales and service sides of things and today we’re giving you tips on what to do if you go off road and find yourself stuck. Read on!

Explore off road like a pro with these tips

Stuck in the sand: There’s nothing better than a day at New Smyrna, especially when you can drive onto the beach and not have to haul all of your beach gear to a good spot by hand. However, there’s always a risk that you’ll find yourself stuck in the sand if you aren’t careful with your off road technique. If you find your tires spinning, here are some tips:

• Stop hitting the gas – it’ll just make your tires dig in deeper. Instead, try to dig them out a little with a shovel or your hands. Moving the soft sand away from them so they can reach the firmer sand underneath can help you regain traction.
• No luck? You’ll need to provide a little traction for your tires yourself. You can do this by putting pieces of cardboard or even your Orlando Toyota’s floor mats under the front of your tires so they have something other than sand to grab onto.
• Once the mats are in place, accelerate steadily, but not too slowly. You want a little get-up-and-go to combine with the traction to pull you out of the sand.
• Our top tip? Drive closer to the water (but not IN the water) – the sand is firmer there. Choose a parking spot where the sand is firm but the water can’t reach you, and never hit the gas or brakes hard. You should also avoid making sharp turns.

Stuck in the mud: Taking things off road and into the woods can mean mud, and mud can mean getting stuck. Mud is even trickier than sand, so check out these Orlando Toyota tips for getting unstuck in this sticky situation:

• Just like when you’re stuck in the sand, DO NOT slam on the accelerator to try and free yourself from the mud. It’ll just dig you in more.
• Carry a bag of kitty litter with you – it sounds weird, but it can help. Pour the litter in front of your power tires (in a front-wheel vehicle, the front tires and in a rear-wheel vehicle, the back tires) to help your tires grip better. You can also use your car’s floor mats if you’re in a pinch, but expect them to get muddy.
• Accelerate steadily to move your vehicle forward.
• If this method doesn’t work, try using a tow strap to get yourself out. You can have another vehicle pull you but ensure that you’re using an actual tow strap that can withstand the pressure, and be sure to attach the strap to secure spots (not the bumpers or any part of the suspension). Go slowly and steadily when using this method!

Get your car ready for off road with Toyota of Orlando

Want more tips or want to get your ride ready for off road challenges? Call our Parts department! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-0001.

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The automotive world is all abuzz lately because big news about the 2021 Toyota Supra recently was announced – the 2021 model will feature two new engine options (inline six and 4-cylinder), and both of them will be turbocharged. However, what exactly does turbocharged mean and how does it affect your drive time? Toyota of Orlando is here with answers.

What is a turbocharged engine?

A turbocharged engine is frequently referred to simply as a “turbo” engine. It’s purpose? To boost both fuel efficiency and power in a vehicle, which is what makes it such a popular option for sports cars (and anyone who wants to get where they’re going fast). But how does a turbo achieve this extra efficiency and power inside your engine bay? Here’s a basic breakdown:

• A turbocharged engine essentially uses turbine power and forced induction to push extra compressed air into your engine’s combustion chamber.
• This improves your Orlando Toyota’s power because the extra air being forced into the combustion chamber subsequently results in more fuel being pushed in as well. This is where that “boost” in power comes from – the extra fuel combusting at a faster rate than a normally-aspirated engine.

Turbocharged vs supercharged

Turbo engines haven’t always been called turbos, though. They were originally known as turbosuperchargers because this was when the term “superchargers” encompassed all engines that used forced induction (aka forced compressed air) to boost power and efficiency. However, today superchargers and turbochargers are considered to be two different things.

• Turbocharged engines use a turbine that’s powered by the engine’s exhaust gas to force the extra air into the combustion chamber.
• A supercharger is mechanically-driven – it’s usually powered by a belt attached to the crankshaft.
• A twincharger, on the other hand, is an engine that uses both a turbocharger AND a supercharger.

Which is better? That really depends on the individual driver and the drive time experience they prefer, but our Orlando Toyota dealership is here to point out some of the pros and cons of both types of chargers. Check it out:

• One of the disadvantages you’ll find in turbocharged cars is lag. This is the gap of time between the demand for increased power (the throttle being opened) and the actual input of compressed air to result in that power. It happens because this type of charger relies on the buildup of exhaust gas pressure to power the turbine. When a car is operating at idle or a low speed, it takes a bit of time to build up that exhaust pressure and push it above the norm.
• A disadvantage of superchargers, on the other hand, is the toll that the charger takes on the engine. Because it’s mechanically-driven, it puts the engine through additional wear and tear and actually uses some of the horsepower that the engine produces (although the horsepower that it subsequently creates outweighs the loss). Another con? Superchargers create far more excess heat than turbochargers, which can be bad for your engine.

Have questions or want to see a turbocharged engine in person? Call us – the 2020 Toyota Supra is waiting for you to take it home at Toyota of Orlando!

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Every year, our Orlando Toyota dealership looks forward to the innovative rides headed to our lot… but we get especially excited about the special editions that will be up for grabs for a limited time. 2020 is no exception – at least five new Nightshade Editions will be making their way to Toyota of Orlando at some point this year and we’ve got the scoop on what each will have to offer.

Which new Nightshade Edition will you drive home?

To start, however, let’s talk about what Nightshade Editions are. Basically, these special edition models are blacked-out to create a sleek, edgy, and unique look that you just won’t find on any other vehicle. Here are the details.

2020 Toyota 4Runner

The Nightshade Edition of this versatile SUV will offer the same off-road-ready performance, but will also showcase highlights like 20″ black alloy wheels, black bumpers with black chrome accents, black badging, black interior trim (including the steering wheel, shift knob, and more) and black exterior accents. This means blacked-out bumper spoilers, rocker panels, window moldings, exhaust, and roof rails.

2020 Toyota Corolla Hatchback

As if the 2020 Toyota Corolla Hatchback wasn’t cool enough to begin with, the Nightshade Edition of this sporty ride will feature 18″ black alloy wheels, a single exhaust with black diffusers and surround, black badging, and black exterior accents like a lower grille surround, side rocker panels, a shark-fin antenna, door handles, and rear spoiler.

2020 Toyota Sienna

The Swagger Wagon is about to get even slicker with this new limited-edition model. This Orlando Toyota minivan will boast 18″ or 19″ black alloy wheels, a black sport mesh front grille, black badging and Toyota emblems, a black rear spoiler with LED stoplight, and black exterior accents. These include black fog light bezels, door handles, shark-fin antenna, mirror caps, and more.

2020 Toyota Corolla 

The 2020 Toyota Corolla is already sporty and compact, but this new special edition model adds an element of aggressive style to make it even cooler. It offers 18″ black alloy wheels and a new sporty mesh black front grille and black bumper, as well as black Toyota emblems and badging. You’ll also find black door handles, mirror caps, and a black shark-fin antenna.

2020 Toyota Camry 

Classically cool, the Orlando Toyota Camry is getting a dose of edginess in this new Nightshade Edition. It showcases blacked-out badging and Toyota emblems, as well as 18″ black alloy wheels. You’ll also love the black exterior accents like rear spoiler, window trim, door handles, shark-din antenna, and mirror caps for a sleek, dark look.

See these special edition Orlando Toyotas in person

Like we mentioned, despite the appearance upgrades on these sleek special editions you can count on the same safety, performance, and reliability that you’re accustomed to with all of our other Orlando Toyotas. It’s a win-win for drivers who want to stand out on the road without having to sacrifice performance capabilities or technology.

We’ll keep you posted as to when these special editions start hitting the lot! For more information, give us a call. Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500.

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Do you remember the Toyota AE86?

This super-sporty coupe was a popular option for sports car drivers back in its hey-day – primarily, in the 1980s. This front-engine, rear-wheel-drive Toyota reigned supreme from 1983-1987 and was an excellent option for anyone who wanted to hit the track or event just put the pedal to the metal. These Toyotas were light, easy to modify, and inexpensive to purchase. This made them exceptionally popular and many drivers were sad to see them retire. However, their retirement from the market did have one high note; a special edition AE86 Black Limited model was released in limited supply.

New Toyota 86 Black Limited model ups the ante for performance and style

This special edition model of the Toyota AE86 was all about looks. It was based on the GT-Apex trim and showcased gold wheels (they looked better than they sound, we promise), a black exterior, and a special exterior pinstripe that set it apart from run-of-the-mill models. Only 400 models were put into production, making it a truly limited-edition option.

We loved the Toyota AE86, but we’re even more excited about some up-and-coming news – the Orlando Toyota 86, which is heavily based on the original Toyota AE86, will offer an 86 Black Limited model this year! Here’s the scoop on this special edition:

• Only 86 models of the Toyota 86 Black Limited will be put into production, making it even more limited-edition than its predecessor.
• This model was originally introduced as a concept car at the 2020 Tokyo Auto Salon back in January of this year, but it was pretty much eclipsed by the news of the Toyota GR Yaris. Luckily, Toyota decided to put it into production.
• It will showcase 17″ bronze wheels, a bronze pinstripe reminiscent of the model it draws inspiration from, and a trunk lid spoiler.
• The interior will boast perforated front seats trimmed in leather and Alcantara, a dash decked out in suede-like materials and an overall black color scheme with sleek bronze accents.
• Performance has been boosted a bit on this special edition Orlando Toyota, too – it has new ventilated Brembo brakes and SACHS shock absorbers. The underbody has been tweaked slightly to improve airflow, and the new trunk lid spoiler actually adds downforce for improved handling.
• Starting MSRP will be 3,518,000 Yen or around $34,600.

Test drive this Orlando Toyota sports car today

And don’t forget – if you’re a fan of the 2020 Orlando Toyota 86 but not willing to wait around for a special edition, we’ve got options for you at Toyota of Orlando. This popular sports car is a fantastic drive time solution for drivers who want to infuse their daily commute with excitement but not break the bank in the process. Here are some of the things we love most about the current model:

• It gets 21/28 mpg and comes in both manual and automatic six-speed transmissions, with the automatic model offering paddle shifters
• It has a 2.0Lflat-four boxer engine under the hood that produces 205 horsepower and 156 lb-ft of torque
• It comes standard with Torsen Limited-Slip differential for incredible handling and performance

And best of all, it has a starting MSRP of just over $27,000.

Ready to get behind the wheel? Call Toyota of Orlando today – we’re open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500!

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