I recently bought a 1999 Toyota Camry and am going to give it an oil change. I'm wondering if it's worth it to pay extra for the oil-change package which includes chassis lubrication or not. Are there any chassis points needing lubrication on the Camry? Or are they all sealed, permanent, or whatever you call such?

All those we've worked on have been sealed....Ball joints, tie rod ends and all other places. Suspension is rubber mounted....I think I'd suggest you save the cash and take someone out....But an engine valet service is a good idea and having the fuel and air filters replaced, at very regular intervals.
Regards Johngee10

Hello! Welcome to FIxYa. Please allow us to assist you.

To answer your question...
No. It is not worth it to pay extra for the chassis lubrication, because there are no places to lubricate.

Everything in the suspension on your vehicle is sealed. There are no grease fittings anywhere to lubricate.

They are doing nothing more for you, other than trying to take your money. Don't let them. In fact, seeing that they are willing to sell you a fake service, I would take my business elsewhere, if I were you.

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