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The extreme weather swings of Northern Alberta can damage your vehicle if you don’t take care of it. That’s why this list of essential car features is a must-have for Edmontonians, whether you’re a long-time resident or just arrived.
Icy roads, snowbanks, freezing temperatures, and cold starts on your way to work… need we say more? Like a scarf and gloves keep you safe from frostbite, your car also needs protection.
Whether you already have a Toyota or are looking for cars in Edmonton, here are our top five essential car features for an Albertan winter.

While handy accessories make your drive more enjoyable, these car features can make a BIG difference when the temperatures plummet.
All-wheel drive (AWD) can save the day when the roads are slick and the snow is thick! It offers additional traction and makes winter drives safer than other drive systems like rear-wheel drive.
AWD systems are used in cars and SUVs to deliver power to all four wheels simultaneously and provide traction to get the vehicle going. They operate continuously and vary power delivery to the front or rear wheels when needed. Brilliantly, this makes for seamless, smooth acceleration in icy conditions. This is especially helpful when stuck on an icy patch of the road or in a snowed-in back alley!

Highlander Hybrid Platinum AWD in Celestial Silver
All-wheel drive is better than two-wheel drive when going on slick surfaces; however, it isn’t enough on its own when driving on snowy roads. Our Toyota experts recommend using winter tires in partnership with AWD to improve braking and cornering in winter.
Learn the difference between AWD, FWD, 4WD and 2WD (rear-drive) vehicles here.
Winter tires are the best choice for Edmontonians as the engineered rubber is designed to perform optimally in cold, snowy conditions. We recommend changing to winter tires when daily temperatures drop below 7°C.
In addition to superior cold-weather performance, winter tires improve grip and traction, remain flexible in freezing temperatures, and have better braking performance.

Winter tires are created to perform best in cold and icy conditions, but all-season tires are intended for year-round use in mild to moderate climates. While all-season tires are perfect for summer weather, we don’t recommend using them in Canada’s severe winter season.
The benefits of winter tires include helping ensure your vehicle runs smoothly, your tires last longer, avoiding unnecessary tire wear and replacements, and you and your passengers stay safe this season.
Read: How To Do Alberta Winter Tires On A Budget
The cold months are long, and being comfortable (and warm) in your vehicle is a priority. So we recommend investing in car-warming accessories and features like heated seats and steering wheels!
Toyota knows how cold Canada can get and has included heated and ventilated seat add-ons to its lineup of vehicles. While ventilated seats can cool you off in the summer, our heated seats are designed to provide warmth and comfort in cold temperatures!
Say goodbye to cold and exposed hands while driving in -30°C temperatures! To use the heated steering wheel feature, simply press the button with the steering wheel icon on the instrument panel. To turn off the heating function, press the button again.
Edmonton’s Police Chief, Dale McFee, recently stated that he was concerned about the increase in car crashes involving pedestrian fatalities in 2024. And he’s not alone – CityNews Calgary also reported Alberta’s rising driving injuries.
One of the tools in your road safety toolbelt is the Toyota Genuine Dash Camera Series 2.0. This dashcam, with a 16GB Micro SD memory card and optional rear camera, can provide incident recordings when an unusual shock or movement is detected, like a car crash. You can view the recorded footage on the Toyota Canada smartphone app or desktop.

Toyota Genuine Dash Camera Series 2.0
This car feature can help keep you safe on the road and assist in any insurance claims or police investigations should you be involved in an accident. Our Parts Centre would be happy to further explain more details about available dash cam accessories to you.
Did you know? To manually capture events on the road, you can touch or wave a finger within 20mm of the proximity sensor to trigger manual recording. It will continuously record for 1 minute.
A remote start feature is an Edmontonian’s best friend. Two great remote start options for Toyota owners are the Toyota App Remote Connect or Toyota START+.
The Toyota App lets you stay connected with your vehicle with a host of features, including locking your doors, checking your fuel level, and starting the engine.
Unfortunately, this convenient Remote Connect option isn’t available for some older Toyota vehicle models. That’s where we meet the Toyota START+!
Did you know? West Edmonton Mall Toyota has its own app that allows you to schedule service appointments, earn cash back, and access exclusive deals with West Edmonton Mall businesses.
START+ is a long-range remote starter that lets you start your vehicle from 800m away and activate the heating system for cold winter mornings. It not only helps clear condensation, but it’s super easy to operate!
Watch this video demonstration here.
No more waking up early to start your cold vehicle and defrost your windows. Revolutionize your winter routine by pressing two buttons in sequence to start or stop your engine.
West Edmonton Mall Toyota is here for you, whether you need a new vehicle with great features or some winter add-on accessories. We are proud to have one of the largest service departments in Canada, offering our Tire Match Promise on new tires and our Free Lifetime Oil Change Program.
Contact our team today if you’d like to invest in essential car features for this winter season!
Check out our winter tire promotions here: Winter Tire Promotion: Swap Store Shine
Breaking news – the 2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback has landed in Canada! The Corolla has always been one of the most popular Toyota vehicles, and for good reason. This sporty and compact vehicle is perfect for Canadians on the go.
While we’re keenly awaiting its arrival in Western Canada, we know this hatchback will be a bestseller! From excellent fuel efficiency and package options to colour choices, the Corolla Hatchback is a great choice for Edmontonians.
How does the Corolla Hatchback compare to other compact vehicles? The 2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback ranks in the Top 10 Best Compact Cars by Car and Driver, and Top 5 in Best Gas Mileage Hatchbacks of 2024 by Kelley Blue Book, with previous Corolla Hatchback models chosen as Top Safety Picks by IIHS.
Read this blog to learn more about the newest addition to the Toyota family and how it compares to other market competitors.

2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback XSE in Finish Line Red
Looking for popular Toyota vehicles in Edmonton? We’ve got you covered. Visit us at West Edmonton Mall Toyota in West Edmonton!
The newest hatchback in the Corolla line comes in four available packages starting at $27,303.96 MSRP (Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price).
The 2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback comes in four available trims: SE, SE Plus, SE Upgrade, and XSE.
You can customize your Corolla with the following features.
Take a look at the Corolla Hatchback in action with Toyota USA.
Don’t let life pass you by. The bold and sporty Corolla Hatchback is here to get you to all life’s adventures, one road at a time. Moreover, the 2025 year model combines excitement and versatility with its sporty exterior, comfortable interior and convenient technology.
Length: 4375mm
Width: 1791mm
Height: 1435mm
Weight: 4063lbs
Colours: 10 exterior colours (including Inferno, Blue Crush Metallic, & Finish Line Red)

Corolla Hatchback XSE in Blue Crush Metallic
Seating: 5
Cargo volume: 660L
Passenger volume: 2407L
Colours: 2 interior colours (black cloth, and black mixed fabric & leather)
Horsepower: 169 HP @ 6600 RPM
Torque: 151 lb-ft @ 4800 RPM
Engine: 2.0 L 4-cylinder DOHC engine
Transmission: 10-speed Automatic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
Fuel efficiency: 7.5/5.9 L/100km (city/highway)
Fuel tank: 50L

Explore new and pre-owned vehicles in our online showroom here.
Cars are just like people… it’s what’s on the inside that counts most. And luckily, the Corolla Hatchback is great inside AND out!
Here are some technology and safety features on the 2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback SE.

The Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 suite includes features like:
While the 2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback has a higher starting price than most hatchback models, it also has better performance and more added features included in its packaging price. Let’s compare it to some competitor models.
Price: starts from $27,303 MSRP
Horsepower: 169 HP @ 6600 RPM
Torque: 151 lb-ft @ 4800 RPM
Fuel efficiency: 7.5/5.9 L/100km (city/highway)
Transmission: 10-speed Automatic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)

2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback in Wind Chill Pearl w/ Black Roof
Price: starting from $23,945 MSRP
Horsepower: 147 HP @ 6200 RPM
Torque: 132 lb-ft @ 4500 RPM
Fuel efficiency: 8.6/6.5 L/100km (city/highway)
Transmission: 2-speed CVT
Price: starting from $26,795 MSRP
Horsepower: 152 HP @ 6000 RPM
Torque: 145 lb-ft @ 4000 RPM
Fuel efficiency: 8.8/6.9 L/100km (city/highway)
Transmission: 2-speed CVT
Price: starting from $16,998 MSRP
Horsepower: 78 HP @ 6000 RPM
Torque: 74 lb-ft @ 4000 RPM
Fuel efficiency: 6.6/5.6 L/100km (city/highway)
Transmission: 2-speed CVT
For torque and horsepower, the Corolla Hatchback takes the lead with 169 HP and 151 lb-ft, compared to 147 HP and 132 lb-ft (Kia Forte5), 152 HP and 145 lb-ft (Subaru Impreza) and 78 HP and 74 lb-ft (Mitsubishi Mirage).
Regarding fuel efficiency, the Mitsubishi Mirage narrowly takes the lead. However, the Corolla blows the Mirage out of the water in all other performance metrics, like horsepower, torque, engine capacity, and transmission.
When it comes to the transmission, the Corolla Hatchback beats the bunch with a 10-speed Automatic CVT transmission compared to the 2-speed CVTs common across other hatchback models.
Read: Corolla Hatchback VS. Civic Hatchback: Which is Better
Are you looking for a 2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback to call your own? Or something a little different? Choose from popular Toyota vehicles and other brand names in our used vehicle inventory at our West Edmonton dealership.
Our team at West Edmonton Mall Toyota is proud to offer fair market pricing, a Lifetime Free Oil Change program, one of the largest Toyota service departments in Canada, and a huge inventory of in-stock vehicles. Not only that, but you get to experience the convenience of the largest mall in North America at your fingertips.
Chat with us about your dream vehicle today!
Read: 5 West Edmonton Mall Restaurants to Enjoy While Getting Your Car Serviced
As the days slowly get shorter and we start gearing up for fall weather… it’s time to start thinking about how to do Alberta winter tires on a budget.
While your all-season tires perform well in moderate to warm conditions, Canadian winters present a chilly and icy challenge best suited for winter tires. They can significantly reduce braking distance, and improve control and traction in snowy -30°C conditions.
In this blog we’ll explore:

Read: Demystifying Car Service Costs: Answering Your Most Common Questions
Let’s explore the different types of tires available for Toyota customers. Firstly, all-season tires.
These time-saving tires are intended for year-round use in mild to moderate climates. They’re designed for great performance, long tread life and improved fuel efficiency, but are not recommended for Canada’s severe winter conditions.
Read: All Season vs Summer Tires

Secondly, summer tires are specifically designed for warmer conditions and sportier vehicles. They can enhance steering response and handling precision, and offer a firm grip on dry roads! However, as they are intended for sportier vehicles, they can wear out more quickly than all-seasons due to enhanced grip.
These tires are recommended as soon as daily temperatures drop below 7°C. Why? Simply, they are designed to perform optimally in cold, snowy conditions. Winter tires are made from engineered rubber intended for use only in cold temperatures and offer superior traction over other types of tires.

If you do a lot of inter-provincial travel, you’ll know that some BC highways legally require winter tires from October 1st to April 30th. Additionally, Quebec legally requires them between December 1st and March 15th!
However, using winter tires in warmer weather conditions can result in accelerated tire wear and poor vehicle handling.
Light truck tires are designed for off-road traction, on-road handling, and high-level performance. So if you own a Toyota Truck or SUV, these tires are for you!
We recommend Canadians in passenger vehicles use all-season tires in the warmer months of the year. For the colder months, we recommend winter tires. For specialty vehicles or trucks, there can be other tires to consider.
To discover the best tires for your vehicle, check out our Tire Centre or chat with our team here.
Now that you know the differences between Toyota tire options, learn how you can do winter tires on a budget below.
The tire tread is the part of the tire that makes contact with the road, and groove patterns can vary from tire type to manufacturer. As you drive, the tire tread gradually wears down from contact with the road.

A key part of checking if your winter tires are safe to drive on the road is checking the tire tread depth. A Toyota Service Technician can check and record tire tread depth for you, or you can do it yourself at home!
For this, all you’ll need is a quarter. Take the quarter and insert it into one of the tire grooves. If you can see the tip of the caribou’s nose, you may need to replace your tires! Alternating your tires can help reduce accelerated tread wear and help your tires’ last longer, but if your tread has worn too low, you will need to replace them.
If you need to get new tires on a budget, then Toyota has you covered! Our Toyota Tire Price Match guarantees that if you buy new tires from West Edmonton Mall Toyota and you find a better price elsewhere within 30 days, we’ll match it!
You can bring in a printed quote for the same tire within 30 days of purchase, and the Service Manager will refund you the difference.
We carry high-quality tires from a variety of manufacturers, including Continental, Bridgestone, Dunlop, Firestone, Good Year, Michelin, Hankook, Laufenn, Yokohama, and more. Explore our Tire Centre here.
Not only do we have our Tire Price Match, but our customers can receive up to 5% Cash Back Rewards on tire purchases through our app!

Download the West Edmonton Mall Toyota App to earn Cash Back Rewards. Additionally, you can earn points on all transactions, schedule service appointments, and receive exclusive deals with our West Edmonton Mall partners.
Learn more here: Explore the WEM Toyota App

West Edmonton Mall Toyota has one of the largest service centres in Edmonton and a wide catalogue of Toyota Genuine Parts and tires. Importantly, we’re your convenient tire centre of choice in West Edmonton!
Schedule your tire appointment through the app or our convenient booking services here.
Winter Tire Promotion: Swap Store Shine
With the return of the iconic Land Cruiser nameplate to Canada this year, many Canadians are wondering which off-road Toyota SUV is right for them. Toyota Land Cruiser or Toyota 4Runner?
Those who call Alberta home know our province is biodiverse and covers many landscapes. Grasslands and prairies, mountains and foothills, forest and cities, 30°C summers and -30°C winters..… the modern Albertan needs a vehicle that can do it all.
Meet the offroading SUVs from Toyota for 2024 – the Toyota Land Cruiser and the Toyota 4Runner! This blog will compare these two popular all-terrain SUVs’ size, performance and benefits.
2024 Toyota Land Cruiser (left) and 2024 Toyota 4Runner (right)
The Land Cruiser is one of the most iconic off-roading vehicles with incredible global sales. Although the Land Cruiser left Canadian markets in 1989, the 4Runner quickly became a favourite when production began in 1984. Now that the Land Cruiser has returned to Canada, let’s see the main differences between these 2024 Toyota vehicles.
The 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser is back and better than ever with 3 distinct grades: the retro-inspired 1984, the Premium Package, and the limited-time First Edition. Toyota owners can choose a Land Cruiser with one of those packages, or the special 1958 grade with retro-inspired headlamps and iconic exterior. Additionally, all 2024 Toyota Land Cruisers have modern hybrid technology, with its turbo hybrid engine generating a whopping 326 horsepower!
The 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser in Heritage Blue with a Light Grey Roof
Read more about the Land Cruiser’s history here: The History of Toyota in Canada
The Toyota 4Runner is the off-roader’s dream. Choose from the Standard Package, TRD Sport Package, TRD Off Road Package, Limited 7 Passenger Package, or TRD Pro. The 4Runner TRD (Toyota Racing Development) Pro is engineered to tackle challenging Canadian terrain, offering the best off-roading capabilities available to the current 4Runner year.
The Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro
Moreover, with a four-litre V6 engine that delivers 270 hp @ 5,600 RPM, this gas model will get you where you need to go.
Read: Toyota 4Runner vs. Toyota Highlander
The starting prices for each vehicle are as follows:
*MRSP – Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price
The PRICE VALUE WINNER: The Toyota 4Runner
Let’s take a look at the grade options for both of these SUV models.
The 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser 1958 model
The 2024 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro shown in White
If you’re looking for a HYBRID, the Land Cruiser is for you.
But if you’re looking for a GAS model, the 4Runner is your best choice. (There are currently no hybrid versions of the 4Runner available.)
All-terrain performance and off-road 4WD draw Edmontonions to the Land Cruiser and the 4Runner. So, let’s break down the performance specifications of each of these SUVs!
Engine: i-FORCE MAX 2.4L Turbo L4 Hybrid
Power: 326 hp
Towing capacity: 6000 lbs.
Transmission: 8-Speed Automatic
Drive: 4WD
Fuel efficiency: 10.7/9.5 est. L/100km, city/highway
Fuel tank: 68L

Engine: 4.0 Litre DOHC V6 w/VVT-i
Power: 270 hp
Towing capacity: 5000 lbs.
Transmission: 5-Speed Automatic
Drive: part-time 4-wheel drive system*
Fuel efficiency: 14.8/12.5 est. L/100km, city/highway
Fuel tank: 87L
*Full-time 4WD is available in the Limited 7 Passenger Package, and a lever-type 4WD selector is available in the TRD Pro Package.

Read: Essential Maintenance Tips for Your Toyota 4Runner
All in, what are the differences between these models?
Engine power: The gas model 4Runner with the 4L engine falls short at 270 horsepower compared to the Land Cruiser with the 2.4L hybrid engine at 326 horsepower.
Fuel usage: The 4Runner has a larger fuel tank at 87L, but not as great of a fuel efficiency. The Land Cruiser wins for efficiency with 10.7/9.5 est. L/100KM (city/highway) while the 4Runnder lags with 14.8/12.5 est. L/100KM (city/highway).
Towing capacity: While both models can tow incredible weight, the Land Cruiser beats the 4Runner with a towing capacity of 6000 lbs compared to 5000 lbs.
Therefore, the Land Cruiser is the PERFORMANCE WINNER with an 8-speed Automatic, full-time 4WD, 326 horsepower and better fuel efficiency. (However, you’re paying for the better off-road performance)
Toyota is for the adventurers, action-takers, and the big and bold. Likewise, your vehicle should match your individuality! We’ll compare the specifications and customization options for the Toyota Land Cruiser vs Toyota 4Runner.
Seating: 5
Cargo: 1,063 L
Length: 4990 mm
Width: 1940 mm
Height: 1925 mm
Weight: 6724.1 lbs
Exterior colours: 7
Interior colours: 5
*The height, width, length, and weight specifications increase slightly when choosing the Land Cruiser Standard or Premium Packages.

Seating: 5-7**
Cargo: 1,337 L
Length: 4829 mm
Width: 1926 mm
Height: 1816 mm
Weight: 6300.02 lbs
Exterior colours: 9
Interior colours: 3
**Enjoy a third row, increasing seating for up to 7 passengers, in the Limited Package.
The 4Runner shown in Solar Octane (2023 model year)
Cargo space: Regarding cargo space, the 4Runner has more cargo capacity with 1,337L than the Land Cruiser’s 1,063L.
Fun Fact: Standard single-use water bottles hold 500ml, so the 4Runner could fit a whopping 2,674 water bottles! Great for families that need the extra storage space.
Dimensions: The Land Cruiser is taller, wider, and heavier than the 4Runner. There’s a significant 400lb weight difference between the two! If you need a lighter and more compact off-road vehicle, we recommend the 4Runner.
Colour options: The 4Runner wins for choice regarding exterior colours, with 9 exterior colours compared to only 7 for the Land Cruiser. Choose from bold colourways like Terra, Barcelona Red Metallic, Solar Octane, and Nautical Blue Metallic!
The EXTERIOR/INTERIOR WINNER: The Toyota 4Runner
Whether in the city or conquering the mountains and prairies, keeping you connected and safe is our priority. Heated seats, connectivity services, and safety systems… let’s explore the technologies behind these two popular vehicles.
*The Land Cruiser 1958 has an 8” Multimedia touchscreen, while the Land Cruiser Standard, Premium and First Edition have a 12.3” screen.
** You’ll find a 6-speaker audio system in the Land Cruiser 1958 and a 10-speaker audio system in the other Land Cruiser models.
Utilize Crawl Control & Downhill Assist on your adventures in the Land Cruiser!
*Available in the TRD Pro Package.
Explore the outdoors with the best gear – here is the 4Runner with a roof cargo basket!
All in all the Land Cruiser has more included and upgraded tech features. However, the 4Runner has many paid add-ons great for off-roading adventures like rock and roof rails, cargo racks and baskets.
Both will ensure a safe and enjoyable ride to the grocery store or the campground.
Which SUV would fit your lifestyle better?
The Land Cruiser: great for those craving power and performance, and wanting a larger vehicle with better fuel efficiency and safety features. This is a solid vehicle choice for the modern family who occasionally explores the outdoors.
The 4Runner: with its large cargo space, smaller vehicle dimensions, and off-roading add-ons, this SUV is great for the energetic and agile. If you’re an adventurous family who needs a vehicle that can conquer the outdoors at a lower starting price, the 4Runner is for you.
There is an SUV for every lifestyle with the gas 4Runners and hybrid Land Cruiser models. You can browse our vehicles in our virtual showroom here, or visit us at West Edmonton Mall Toyota (Entrance 24).
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The time for an Alberta summer road trip is here.
With temperatures in Edmonton increasing after a long rainy spring season, we’re excited to get out there and enjoy the sunshine!
As Albertans hit the road, we’re here to offer some tips on getting road trip-ready. Keep reading to learn how to get your vehicle road trip-ready and learn about some of our favourite essential products to make this your best road trip yet.

It’s essential to keep your vehicle in tip-top shape, especially when you’re about to embark on a road trip. Here are some tips to keep your car running as it should!
We know how important it is to stay hydrated and cool in the summer months to avoid overheating… and the same goes for our vehicle. Fluid top-ups and changes are essential to keep your vehicle running smoothly.
Book a service appointment with our team to inspect and refill your vehicle fluids, including engine oil, brake fluid, coolant, or transmission fluids. Per the Toyota Maintenance Schedule, we recommend getting your vehicle fluids checked every 8,000 km or six months.

Regular Toyota Maintenance should be scheduled every six months or 8,000 kilometres, or whichever comes first. Maintaining your car regularly is important as it reduces the number of service-related breakdowns in the future.
This is especially helpful as you don’t want to break down on your adventure.
Read: What Happens During A Regular Toyota Maintenance Service?
Keep yourself and your passengers safe with the Toyota Genuine Dash Camera! Once the car’s ignition is on, the Dash Camera automatically records video, audio, and location data. Review the footage from your smartphone or computer with our free app!
Not only can you capture precious road trip memories, but you can also have any potential collisions or accidents caught on camera.
Do you have your summer/all-season tires on? Are your windshield wipers in good shape? Better yet, when was the last time you had them checked?
Your safety on the road starts with visibility. Check if your windshield wipers are cracked or damaged on the rubber blade. If your wipers look damaged or haven’t been replaced in a few seasons, it’s time for a change!
For tires, ensure you have the correct tires on and double-check the tire tread depth. Having worn-out tire tread can lead to hydroplaning and accidents, and having winter tires on your vehicle in the hot summer can reduce your tire’s lifespan by up to 60%!

If you need new tires, click here.
For any road trip, especially the long-distance ones, you’ll want some safety essentials in case of emergency.
Be prepared for anything with these safety essentials.
Now, your vehicle is ready to go. But are you? Read through some of our favourite essentials for a fun (and cool) journey!
Did you know West Edmonton Mall Toyota has one of Canada’s largest YETI product inventories? Stay cool and hydrated with cups, mugs, bottles, coolers and more in the latest releases and colours.

West Edmonton Mall Toyota customers can get 15% off Saje Wellness* products on the WEM Toyota app! Indulge in road trip wellness with the Aroma Ride car diffuser, or the Aroma Wander portable diffuser. Take a deep breath and unwind as you drive with Saje essential oils.

*Saje Wellness West Edmonton Mall only – 2 locations
Wilhauk Beef Jerky has some of the best beef jerky in Alberta! They’ve opened their 3rd location here at West Edmonton Mall, and we are raving about it. Try some at Entrance 44 on the Main Level, West Edmonton Mall. It’s the perfect road trip snack for sharing.

Do you have the WEM Toyota App yet? Gain access to exclusive West Edmonton Mall offers from our partners and more. Click here to learn more.
Need a personal fan? A cooling blanket? How about some sunscreen reminder stickers? You can grab your summer fun essentials from Showcase. Find their West Edmonton Mall location right near our dealership at Entrance 24.

Whether it’s camping with family or long drives to your destination, it can be hard to prioritize self-care on the road. Indulge in some EvelineCharles hand creams and lotions and stay moisturized on the go! Visit their location at Entrance #45, Second Level West Edmonton Mall.

We recommend booking a service appointment with our Toyota experts before you embark on your adventures. Our certified technicians will ensure your vehicle runs safely and smoothly while you grab goodies for the road.
West Edmonton Mall Toyota has the largest service centre in Edmonton and with our extended service hours, we’re your convenient all-in-one stop.
Learn more about our exclusive partner offers on the WEM Toyota app here.
Arthur Jeanson bought his Toyota Tundra from our team at West Edmonton Mall Toyota (previously known as Mayfield Toyota) on March 10, 2007. After years of reliable performance and countless memories, his Tundra hit the 1,000,000 km mark in June 2024 — 17 years later.

Toyota has become synonymous with reliability, and their vehicles stand the test of time. Arthur’s tale is more common than you may think! Take Mark Intihar for example, the Ontario man whose 2000 Toyota Sienna hit the 2,000,000-kilometre mark. (Or simply Google “the Toyota High Mileage Club” to see Toyota vehicles across the globe reach high kilometrages!)
Tales of long-lasting Toyota vehicles are a testament to the brand’s commitment to producing the highest standards in engineering and manufacturing quality.
We loved hearing Arthur’s story and decided to share his remarkable journey with you here. This blog will detail the lifespan of Arthur’s Toyota Tundra in Western Canada, from delivery to a million kilometres, and some of his favourite memories he made with it along the way.
Arthur Jeanson is one of our loyal West Edmonton Mall Toyota customers. He took delivery of his brand-new Toyota Tundra from us in March 2007, back when we were called Mayfield Toyota. It’s hard to believe we’ve been serving the communities of West Edmonton for over 25 years. While our name and location might have changed, our appreciation for loyal customers like Arthur remains the same.

Arthur has had many road trips and memories in his 4.7L Toyota Tundra. From county lines to grocery runs, his 2007 Tundra has done it all!
A fan of weekend getaways, this truck has hauled boats, ATVs, and Sea-Doos for friends and family. Rolling down sunny Manitoba highways with the windows down, and braving chilly Albertan winters, the 4.7L Toyota Tundra did everything Arthur needed to do. Not only could he rely on it for the fun times, but it was also a sturdy and dependable work vehicle that made hauling easy.
Follow his journey to a million kilometres below!
April 11, 2008 – Hit the 99,999KM mark
July 1, 2014 – Hit the 500,000KM mark
March 10, 2017 – Hit the 706,984KM mark
June 5, 2024 – Hit the 1,000,000KM mark

Arthur’s Tundra journey continues today. While Arthur currently lives in South Eastern Manitoba, he and his Tundra have moved all over Western Canada. He spent roughly 3 years in Yellowknife (Northwest Territories), 5 years in Peace Country (Northern Alberta), and a few years around Edmonton before relocating back to Manitoba in 2015. What a wild ride it’s been!
Toyota Canada has been faithfully serving Canadians since 1964. From importing to domestic production lines to leading the field in hybrid vehicles… Toyota has established a reputation for reliability across six decades of experience.
Read: The History of Toyota in Canada
Over those six decades, our vehicles have regularly appeared in consumer reviews and awards for reliable performance and safety. The 2024 model of the Toyota Tundra just received a “Top Safety Pick+” Award from The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).
Consumer Reports rated Toyota in the Top 3 most reliable car brands in 2023 according to owner satisfaction, coming second behind Lexus. Additionally, RepairPal has Toyota rated as “Above Average” in Reliability.
One of the biggest reasons Toyota has become known for its reliability is the quality of our craftsmanship and control processes throughout our manufacturing process. So much so that we guarantee our Toyota Genuine Parts and service work. From coolant to oil to tire swaps and wheel alignments, you can expect the highest level of quality and care from the Toyota brand.
Arthur, and thousands of Canadians like him, choose Toyota vehicles because of this repudiation for reliability and performance. But don’t just take our word for it.
Let’s hear from Arthur!
“[My] truck has treated me well. Original powertrain… lots of my early maintenance was done at Mayfield Toyota whenever I was around Edmonton. I would drive to Edmonton from the Peace River area if I needed any work done…”

Arthur and his Toyota Tundra at the World’s Largest Easter Egg: The Pysanka. Vegreville, Alberta.
Reaching the incredible 1,000,000 km mark with his 17-year-old Tundra can be attributed to Toyota’s reliability AND ensuring his vehicle always received regular maintenance and care.
Regular maintenance makes all the difference. Your vehicle’s safety, performance, efficiency, lifespan, and resale value depend on it!
This is even more crucial in Canada, thanks to extreme weather swings. We recommend following the Toyota Maintenance Schedule for all of your Toyota vehicles, and checking in with one of our service team members if you’re unsure.
We recommend booking a service appointment check-up every 8,000 KM or 6 months, whichever comes first. This keeps your car maintained regularly and reduces the number of service-related issues down the line. That includes things like regular oil and fluid changes! (Just ask Arthur, he’s had many on his journey to a million kilometres.)

Read: What Happens During A Regular Toyota Maintenance Service?
Do you have a story like Arthur’s? We want to hear it!

Our team loves seeing the adventures you take across Canada in your vehicles. Send us your story by tagging or messaging us on Instagram and Facebook.
If you’re inspired and need a Toyota Tundra of your own, look no further. Explore our virtual showroom here. We’re wishing Arthur and his loyal steed many more years of adventures. Thanks for sharing with us!
Two compact SUVs are in the ring, battling it out… so who will win in the fight of Toyota RAV4 vs Subaru Forester?
Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) are a popular option for Edmonton families, and for good reason. Strong performance, great storage, and smooth driving make them a natural choice! But which SUV is right for you? In this blog, we’ll be comparing two popular compact SUV models. Keep scrolling to meet the Toyota RAV4 and Subaru Forester!

The RAV4 is one of the best-selling SUVs on the market today. Let’s learn more about this popular vehicle and compare it to a market competitor, the Subaru Forester.
The 2024 Toyota RAV4 has 9 models in a wide colour range, including Hybrid models. Additionally, features that set the RAV4, whether it be new or a used RAV4, apart include All Wheel Drive, wireless connectivity, available two-tone exteriors, and Toyota Safety SenseTM 2.5. Explore both cities and trails with this compact SUV!

2024 Toyota RAV4 Prime XSE AWD shown in Supersonic Red with a Black Roof
Compare the RAV4 to other SUV competitors: Toyota RAV4 vs Honda CR-V: Which is Right For You?
Let’s meet the 2024 Subaru Forester! This popular compact crossover is known for its versatility and agility. This fifth-generation Forester has improved features from past generations, with its BOXER engine and Lineartronic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT). There are currently no hybrid models available for this line-up, however.

2024 Subaru Forester in Cascade Green Silica
The starting prices for each vehicle are as follows:
*MRSP – Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price
Therefore, the PRICE VALUE WINNER is: The Subaru Forester
Just how many RAV4 options are there? The current line-up of the Toyota RAV4 family includes gas, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid models. Compared to the number of model options for the Subaru Forester, Toyota has more options for you to choose from. (Not to mention the lack of hybrid options from Subaru!)

Therefore, the MODEL WINNER is: The Toyota RAV4
If you’re looking for a hybrid Forester model, you’re out of luck. Subaru announced a 2025 Forester Hybrid for the U.S. market, but Canadians will have to wait and see.
So, why would you want a hybrid SUV compared to a gas model? And what benefits are included?
The federal government runs an electric vehicle (EV) incentive program called iZEV, Incentives for Zero-Emission Vehicles. This Canada-wide program offers incentives to individuals wanting to purchase new eligible electric or low-emission vehicles.
The iZEV program can offer up to a maximum of $5,000 per qualifying vehicle, which includes the 2024 RAV4 Prime.
Learn more about rebates for electric vehicles in Alberta here.
Hybrid models have better fuel economy than conventional gas models! Let’s compare the gas 2024 RAV4 LE AWD and the plug-in hybrid 2024 RAV4 Prime SE AWD.
2024 RAV4 LE AWD: 8.7/6.9 est. L/100 km, city/highway
2024 RAV4 Prime SE AWD: 5.7/6.4 est. L/100 km, city/highway
There is a clear difference in fuel consumption between the two models! The gas model already has low fuel consumption to other compact SUV competitors, and even then, the plug-in hybrid Prime blows it away.

2024 RAV4 Prime charging plug
Therefore, the HYBRID MODEL WINNER is: The Toyota RAV4
If you’re looking for a hybrid compact SUV, then the RAV4 is your pick! Unfortunately, the Subaru Forester line-up doesn’t have hybrid options for Canadians.
Firstly, let’s compare the power and performance of these two SUVs! We’ll examine the basic trim of both vehicles to ensure fair competition.
Engine: 2.5L four-cylinder engine
Power: 203 hp, 184 lb-ft torque
Towing capacity: 1,499 lbs
Transmission: eight-speed automatic
Fuel efficiency: 8.7/6.9 est. L/100km, city/highway
Fuel tank: 57L

2024 Toyota RAV4 shown in Army Green
Engine: 2.5L four-cylinder boxer engine
Power: 182hp (@5800 RPM), 176 ft-lb torque
Towing capacity: 1,499 lbs
Transmission: Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
Fuel efficiency: 9/7.2 est. L/100km, city/highway
Fuel tank: 63L

In short, what are the differences between these models?
Engine power: Although both SUVs have 2.5L engines, there is a clear difference in output. The Forester falls short with 182 horsepower and 176 lb-ft torque, compared to the RAV4 base model with 203hp and 184 lb-ft torque.
Fuel usage: Subaru’s Forester has a larger fuel tank at 63L, but worse fuel efficiency. The RAV4 wins for efficiency with 8.7/6.9 est. L/100KM (city/highway) while the Forester falls behind with 9/7.2 est. L/100KM (city/highway).
Towing capacity: These two models are equal regarding towing capacity!
Therefore, the PERFORMANCE WINNER is: The Toyota RAV4
Individual style affects all areas of life, from interior design to fashion sense. Likewise, your vehicle is no different! Let’s look at the specifications and personalization options of these vehicles.
Seating: 5
Cargo: 1,977 L
Length: 4596mm
Width: 1854mm
Height: 1702mm
Weight: 4,610 lbs
Exterior colours: 15
Interior colours: 8

Seating: 5
Cargo: 2,101 L
Length: 4640mm
Width: 1815mm (body); 2052mm (body with mirrors extended)
Height: 1730mm
Weight: 4,900.87 lbs
Exterior colours: 9
Interior colours: 6

To sum up, let’s see how these vehicles compare.
Cargo space: Regarding cargo space, the base model Forester has more cargo capacity with 2,101L. However, all Forester upgrades (Touring, Sport, Wilderness, Limited, and Premier) have only 1,957L. The base model RAV4 beats these upgrades with 1,977L!
Dimensions: The Forester is taller, wider, and heavier than the RAV4. There’s a significant 300lb weight difference between the two! So if you’re looking for a more compact SUV, the RAV4 is your winner.
Colour options: The RAV4 wins for choice here, with 15 exterior colours and 8 interior colour options, compared to only 9 exterior colours and 6 interior options on the Forester.
Therefore, the EXTERIOR/INTERIOR WINNER is: The Toyota RAV4
Convenience is the name of the game! Our intelligent technologies are here to make your life (and your drive) easier.

Toyota Digital Display Rearview Mirror
So, when it comes to technology and comfort, how do these two SUVs compare?
Technology: The RAV4’s multimedia screen is 8 inches larger than the Forester’s 6-inch screen. Moreover, there are also more connectivity services and subscriptions available!
Convenience: Toyota’s RAV4 includes additional features like heated steering wheels on the base models.
Safety: Both the 2024 RAV4 and the Subaru Forester received a Top Safety Pick Award from The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). These two vehicles have great safety features!
Therefore, the TECHNOLOGY WINNER is: The Toyota RAV4
Which compact SUV gets our vote for Edmonton families? While both have some incredible features, the Toyota RAV4 is the clear winner.
Although the Forester has lower starting prices, there is a clear difference in engine performance, hybrid options, and bang for your buck! Overall, the 2024 Toyota RAV4 has better horsepower, more colour options, greater fuel efficiency, and additional features for your comfort and convenience!
If you’re looking for a reliable compact SUV that goes the distance, look no further than the Toyota RAV4. There is an SUV for every lifestyle with gas and hybrid models available.
You can browse our vehicles in our virtual showroom here, or visit us at West Edmonton Mall Toyota (Entrance 24).
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In the battle of Toyota RAV4 vs Honda CR-V, which one is right for you? SUVs are one of the most popular vehicles in North America, with the Toyota RAV4 listed as #1 on Kelley Blue Book. With so many SUV options available, how can Edmonton families pick the right one for their lifestyle?
Let’s examine Toyota’s best-selling vehicle, the Toyota RAV4, and another compact crossover, the Honda CR-V.

Toyota RAV4 vs Honda CR-V
The RAV4 is one of Toyota’s bestsellers, and one of the best-selling SUVs on the market today. Let’s learn more about this popular vehicle and compare it to a market competitor, the Honda CR-V.
The 2024 Toyota RAV4 SUVs have 9 models in a wide colour range, including Hybrid models. Features that set the RAV4 apart include All Wheel Drive, available two-tone exteriors, wireless connectivity, and Toyota Safety SenseTM 2.5. Ignite your desire to explore cities and trails with this compact SUV!

The 2024 Toyota RAV4 Trail in Cavalry Blue
Want to see more SUVs from Toyota? Read: “Toyota 4Runner vs. Toyota Highlander: Which SUV is Right for Your Family?”
The 2024 Honda CR-V is a sporty and compact SUV, with a highlight on its new hybrid models and cargo space. This crossover is a tough competitor with a standard 60/40 split fold-down seat to make storage easier and ranked #1 for Car And Drivers compact SUV ratings for 2024.

The 2024 Honda CR-V in Still Night Pearl
The starting prices for each vehicle are as follows:
*MRSP – Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price
The current line-up of the Toyota RAV4 family includes gas, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid models. Compared to the number of model options for the Honda CR-V, Toyota has more options for you to choose from.

What is the true test of a modern-day SUV? The answer is performance. Let’s compare the pure power of these two SUVs! We’ll compare the basic trim of both vehicles to ensure fair competition.
Engine: 2.5L four-cylinder engine
Power: 203 hp, 184 lb-ft torque
Towing capacity: 1,499 lbs
Transmission: eight-speed automatic
Fuel efficiency: 8.7/6.9 est. L/100km, city/highway
Fuel tank: 57L
Read more about the Toyota’s RAV4 specifications here.
Engine: 1.5L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine
Power: 190 hp, 179 lb-ft. Torque (@ 1700-5000RPM)
Towing capacity: 1,499 lbs
Transmission: Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
Fuel efficiency: 8.4/7.1 est. L/100km, city/highway
Fuel tank: 53L
Now it’s important to note that these specifications can change as you select different models and powertrains!
For example, the 2024 Honda CR-V engine increases to a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine in the EX-L Hybrid and Touring Hybrid models. The Honda CR-V LX-B 2WD only comes in Front-Wheel Drive, and you’ll need to purchase the upgrade to LX-B AWD to receive All-Wheel Drive.
Engine: The RAV4 LE has a bigger engine than all models of the CR-V.
Power: Regarding horsepower, the RAV4 beats out the CR-V.
Transmission and towing: These two SUVs have different transmission types and have identical towing capacities on paper.
Fuel tank and efficiency: The RAV4 has a larger fuel tank, while both models have similar fuel efficiencies. Fuel efficiency for the RAV4 sits at 8.7/6.9 L/100km (city/highway) and the CR-V sits at 8.4/7.1 L/100km (city/highway).
You can personalize your home and fashion sense to your taste, so why should your car be any different? Let’s look at the dimensions and personalization options of these compact SUVs.
Seating: 5
Cargo: 1,977 L
Length: 4596mm
Width: 1854mm
Height: 1702mm
Weight: 4,610 lbs
Exterior colours: 15
Interior colours: 8

Seating: 5
Cargo: 1,113L (can increase to 2,166L with all seats down)
Length: 4695mm
Width: 2150mm
Height: 1680mm
Weight: 4,761 lbs
Exterior colours: 8
Interior colours: 3

Let’s see how these vehicles compare.
Dimensions: The CR-V is wider and longer than the RAV4, however slightly shorter. This also makes for a heavier vehicle, with a difference of 100lbs+ between the two models!
Personalization: There is a clear difference between exterior and interior colour options. The RAV4 has fifteen exterior colourways with the CR-V having only eight, and even fewer options for interior colours at only three. Compare that to eight interior options in the RAV4!
While your vehicle’s performance gets you to your destination, the technology and amenities make for a comfortable and memorable journey!

Compare the 2024 Toyota RAV4 to the 2023 models here.
So what sets them apart?
While the two models offer many great features for convenience, many comforts on the base model of the RAV4 are only offered on premium models in the CR-V. (Like a heated leather steering wheel, or All-Wheel Drive) Moreover, the Honda CR-Vs have a higher starting Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP), meaning higher costs and fewer included premium features than the Toyota RAV4s.
The Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V have incredible features and many near-identical specifications. However, if you’re looking for a compact SUV with better pricing, more colour options, better horsepower, All-Wheel Drive, a larger engine and great safety features … the RAV4 LE beats the CR-V LX-B 2WD.
Shopping for a Toyota in Alberta? Visit our team at West Edmonton Mall Toyota (Entrance 24). We have the most convenient dealership hours in Edmonton and are open late every day of the week to serve you.
View our RAV4s on offer in our virtual showroom.
Follow us on Instagram to stay updated on 2024 Toyota RAV4 news, and more. Find us at @westedmontonmalltoyota!
Do you need to get your car serviced but you don’t understand what your mechanic is saying? Well, this blog about car part basics for beginners is for you!
Gone are the days of confusion in a service centre! Our West Edmonton Mall Toyota experts will explain common car parts, what they do, and how they affect your vehicle. Some car parts for beginners include alternators, spark plugs, fuel injectors, catalytic converters, transmissions, and brake pads.
Car Parts for Beginners

What’s a catalytic converter? What does a powertrain mean? Why do my brake pads need replacing? To sum up, keep reading to learn more about the basics of car mechanics so you can be prepared the next time your car needs a tune-up.
Every vehicle has a battery, and if your car has ever refused to start, you’ve likely had a dead battery. The alternator is responsible for keeping your battery charged! It’s driven by a belt (called a serpentine belt) and generates electricity by converting mechanical energy into electrical energy while your car runs.
Moreover, it supplies electricity to your whole car, not just your battery, including your electrical components.

What is a serpentine belt?
A long rubber belt that transports power to engine accessories, like your alternator.
Brakes are used to halt and slow down your vehicle, and keep it in one place when parked. Most modern brake systems are comprised of the following parts: brake rotors, pads, and calipers.
So what happens when you brake? The car signals to the brake cylinder and brake fluid travels down the hoses to your brake calipers. The calipers will squeeze your brake pads together against the brake rotor, and this friction slows down the wheel.
The brake pads in your car are made of steel backing plates with some material on the surface facing the brake rotors. This friction material can be ceramic, semi-metallic, or organic.
Because they are regularly exposed to friction, your brake pads can become worn out. Therefore it’s important to get your brake pads checked and replaced to maintain the health of your braking system!

Are you having brake problems? You can book an appointment with our West Edmonton Mall Toyota team here.
The brake rotors in your car are circular discs connected to each wheel and are designed to turn kinetic energy into thermal energy. These discs have a large surface area, and as the brake pads are squeezed together by the brake caliper, friction and resistance slow your tires down.
As mentioned, the brake rotors are exposed to heat and friction and occasionally need to be replaced due to wear and tear. Ensure they are replaced in pairs, just like brake pads!

Brake fluid is forced down the line to the caliper where it is pushed against the rotors. It fits like a clamp on the wheel’s rotor and houses your brake pads.
What happens when you run out of brake fluid? Read more here.
Most modern engines generate energy by igniting a combination of air and fuel that moves pistons and creates energy that powers your vehicle. You’re looking at repairs related to your engine ignition if your service technician mentions ‘fuel injector’, ‘pistons’, or ‘spark plugs’.
The fuel injector is a small part with a big role! Its nozzle delivers fuel to the combustion chamber and that’s where the spark plugs ignite it. This is to say the fuel injector delivers the right fuel amount for your engine to work appropriately.
Spark plugs are named after their action – causing sparks! They are electrical devices in an internal combustion engine, and their sparks ignite the air-fuel mixture in the combustion chamber.
Take a look at our Genuine Toyota Spark Plugs here!
Most car engines have pistons, which are short cylinders that fit inside a tube where it moves up and down against a liquid or gas. Engines can have as many as four, six, or eight pistons in an engine depending on the type!
When gas mist from the fuel injector is ignited by the spark plugs in the combustion chamber, a gas explosion moves the pistons. The faster the pistons move, the more revolutions per minute (RPMs) your car has.
Let’s move on to the basic parts of a vehicle’s exhaust system.
This valuable device is part of your exhaust emissions controls, and it converts pollutants in your exhaust gas into less-toxic gases before it’s released into the air.
The catalytic converter uses a process called catalysis, adding a catalyst to facilitate a redox reaction. So when exhaust comes from your engine, it first passes through your catalytic converter before the next step… the resonator.

The resonator is designed to eliminate sounds at a certain frequency so that frequencies bounce off the inside of this device and cancel each other out. It removes high-pitched noises before the exhaust reaches the muffler.
A muffler may be the most commonly known item of the exhaust system on your vehicle. It reduces the noise emitted by the engine exhaust (lots of gas explosions and pistons moving simultaneously) and can also be called a silencer. You can try and ignore muffler issues but you will hear your car running VERY loudly!
Take a look at our Toyota Mufflers here!
While your car has many filters, we’ll look at two of the most popular filters: the engine air filter and the cabin air filter.
Engine air filters clean the air that enters your engine BEFORE combustion, this helps ensure the fuel ignite is cleaner and contains fewer particles that can cause long-term issues. They can come in a few shapes, mainly flat, round, or conical.
Your owner’s manual will tell you exactly how often this should be changed to protect your engine, but we recommend a new engine filter every 20,000-25,000km.
Want to learn more about engine air filters? Our West Edmonton Mall Toyota team is here to help.
Cabin air filters are different! They’re designed to clean the air entering your car’s cabin and protect you from exhaust, dust particles, allergens, and other particles in the air. These air filters are typically flat and pleated.
You should check your owner’s manual to see how often these should be changed, but in general, your filter should be changed when you get an oil change. Get your air filter inspected during your next oil change to see how dirty it is!

Read: The Importance of Regular Scheduled Maintenance for Your Toyota
You may have seen the word powertrains on our website or browsing different car descriptions. Powertrains in vehicles are made of a few parts forming one system, including the engine, transmission, drive shafts, and more. This combination of parts dictates the amount of power your vehicle can deliver, hence the name, powertrain!
The transmission is the middle man between the engine and the wheels, and it sends power from the engine via a system of gears and gear trains. This allows you to apply power from your engine in a controlled manner via your gear shift, or gearbox.
In a manual transmission vehicle, the driver uses a stick shift to change the gears to control their speed manually. In an automatic transmission vehicle, the driver selects a driving mode like ‘drive’ or ‘reverse’ and the car will control and change the gears automatically.

Is your transmission failing? Hearing funny noises in your engine? Our service centre can help service your vehicle, and our parts department can handle your parts replacement.
Now that you know what a transmission is, what is a clutch? A clutch is a mechanical device that connects/disconnects the transmission from the engine’s power, allowing the smooth changing of gears. It’s an essential component of your transmission, and without it, driving a manual transmission vehicle would be VERY bumpy.
At Toyota, we want to ensure your vehicle runs smoothly and lasts long. Here are some of our recommendations to keep your car maintained properly!
Our experts recommend booking a service appointment check-up every six months or 8,000 KM, whichever comes first. This will keep your car maintained regularly and reduce the number of service-related issues down the line as we can catch any problems with car parts early.
In addition to this, you can learn more about our Valet & Car wash services as well as Toyota’s recommended service schedules here.
We are your one-stop shop for car parts and auto services in Edmonton, with genuine Toyota parts and convenient service hours. Whether its the Toyota Tacoma for sale that catches your eyes or our amazing Toyota Tundra we have something for you. Our friendly team is here to help you feel informed, empowered, and cared for… just like we take care of your vehicle.
View our Parts Department hours here and our Service Department hours here.
Did you know that we have our own app? Yes, you heard that right. Our West Edmonton car dealership has its very own app called the WEM Toyota App!
But did you know that you can get cash discounts toward purchases through our points system, or coupons to West Edmonton Mall stores exclusive to West Edmonton Mall Toyota customers? Our app has countless benefits for our customers, and we’re here to give you a rundown of the WEM Toyota App.
Your WEM Toyota App

Our West Edmonton Mall Toyota app can be downloaded on the Apple or Google Play stores for your iPhone and Android devices.
Follow the steps below to register to receive exclusive app benefits as our West Edmonton Mall Toyota customer.
Once you’ve downloaded the app from your app store of choice, open the app to our Login / Sign Up screen!
To create a new account, follow the sign-up steps listed. For existing West Edmonton Mall Toyota customers, use the same email address or phone number listed on your customer account with us. This will ensure your collected customer points transfer to your app correctly!

You can contact our team here if you aren’t sure which contact details to use.
You can now explore all the features our app has to offer! Let’s focus on the main dashboard for now.

There are 3 main icons you can see on your home dashboard, including “Points”, “WEM Offers” and “Book”. We’ll be exploring those features a little later in this blog. Let’s draw our eyes to the “Featured” option at the bottom of your dashboard!
In this Featured section, you can swipe through current offers from our West Edmonton car dealership. We’ll highlight deals on new and pre-owned vehicles, seasonal promotions, and service offers.
You can see an envelope icon in the top right-hand corner of your screen, these are your notifications! Click on these to see any important account or vehicle news from our team.

In the top left-hand corner of your screen, you will see a list icon that resembles a hamburger. This is your main drop-down menu with a list of available features, such as “My Profile”. You can update your basic details, contact details, and security and notification settings here!
Watch our app in action here:
Let’s dive into our West Edmonton Mall Toyota customer points system!
You can access the points system through one of two ways: by clicking the “Points” icon on your dashboard, or selecting “Points” under your drop-down menu.
You can see how many points you have accumulated on your Points screen. Each point is worth a dollar value of $1.00, and can be accrued through purchases at West Edmonton Mall Toyota!
Points stay active for 5 years and can be used towards future purchases at our dealership. (Like a down payment on a new vehicle at our West Edmonton car dealership!)

To redeem points at our dealership, you will need your phone! To redeem your points, open your app to the “Points” screen and hit “Redeem”. A special one-time code will show up, and you need to show this to your Service Advisor. Your points will be automatically removed from your account, and your Service Advisor will remove the dollar amount from your bill.
Note: if you only want to redeem a set amount of points, you can type in your custom amount in the “Enter Points to Redeem” bar.
You may have noticed that we have a Shared Points feature. You can now share points with a partner, a friend, or a family member in the same household, and pool points together for future purchases.
Select “Share My Points” from the drop-down menu to invite others to share points with you.
Want to learn more about the WEM Toyota App points system? Click here.
Let’s get down to the goods… As a West Edmonton Mall Toyota customer, you get access to exclusive coupons and savings at West Edmonton Mall through our app!

View these savings by clicking “WEM Offers” on your dashboard or drop-down menu. Scroll through our monthly features, or search by category to find offers tailored to you.
See some of our deals from the app on our Instagram here.
Another great feature of our app is booking a service appointment or test drive straight from your phone!
You can view and click on these booking options by clicking “Book” on your main dashboard. Follow the steps that pop up to confirm your service booking!

Are you in need of a service appointment for your vehicle? Click here.
If you’re exploring our app and have a question, check out our “Frequently Asked Questions” from our drop-down menu. We have commonly asked questions about app registration, points redemption, notifications, and more listed here.
Didn’t find the answer to your question? You can ask us directly by using our “Questions” service. Click “Contact” from the drop-down menu, and fill out your question in the space provided. A member of our team will get back to you shortly.

West Edmonton Mall Toyota is proud to provide you with a host of new and pre-owned vehicles, auto repair services, and detailing appointments. We’re your preferred car dealership for all makes and models, with one of the largest auto service centers in Edmonton and convenient dealership hours.
Download our app today by clicking here.
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