Genuine Toyota Radiators

1659537220 - : Radiator Support Baffle for Toyota Image

Radiator Support Baffle

Toyota 16595-37220
Air guides. Japan built.
$34.34
MSRP $50.55
Save $16.21
32.1% Off
16593F0590 - : Radiator Support Baffle for Toyota Image

Radiator Support Baffle

Toyota 16593-F0590
2.5L.
$54.68
MSRP $80.49
Save $25.81
32.1% Off
16572WB001 - : Radiator Coolant Hose for Toyota Image

Radiator Coolant Hose

Toyota 16572-WB001
Yaris. IA. From 8/15. From 08/2015.
$46.02
MSRP $67.74
Save $21.72
32.1% Off
5328852280 - : Radiator Support Baffle for Toyota Image

Radiator Support Baffle

Toyota 53288-52280
$27.94
MSRP $40.06
Save $12.12
30.3% Off
1656137050 - : Radiator Air Seal for Toyota Image

Radiator Air Seal

Toyota 16561-37050
With plug-in.
$8.13
MSRP $11.67
Save $3.54
30.3% Off
16593F0620 - : Radiator Support Baffle for Toyota Image

Radiator Support Baffle

Toyota 16593-F0620
Without Hybrid without XSE.
$73.02
MSRP $109.43
Save $36.41
33.3% Off
1657175233 - : Radiator Coolant Hose for Toyota Image

Radiator Coolant Hose

Toyota 16571-75233
4Runner.
$30.61
MSRP $43.90
Save $13.29
30.3% Off
5320204020 - : Radiator Support Panel for Toyota Image

Radiator Support Panel

Toyota 53202-04020
$251.40
MSRP $381.89
Save $130.49
34.2% Off
165720P020 - : Radiator Coolant Hose for Toyota Image

Radiator Coolant Hose

Toyota 16572-0P020
Fits Tacoma Tacoma.
$27.60
MSRP $39.57
Save $11.97
30.3% Off
9008046352 - : Radiator Hose Clamp for Toyota Image

Radiator Hose Clamp

Toyota 90080-46352
Fits MR2Radiator - Repair or ReplaceTypical symptoms for a failed radiator include both an overheating Engine and a Coolant leak. But...
$11.12
MSRP $15.95
Save $4.83
30.3% Off
16595F0360 - : Radiator Support Baffle for Toyota Image

Radiator Support Baffle

Toyota 16595-F0360
Radiator & hoses. Le, xle.
$34.34
MSRP $50.55
Save $16.21
32.1% Off
1646122110 - : Radiator Inlet Tank for Toyota Image

Radiator Inlet Tank

Toyota 16461-22110
$108.80
MSRP $163.06
Save $54.26
33.3% Off

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Why Your Toyota’s Radiator May Need Replacing

The radiator plays an important role in your Toyota’s cooling system by regulating engine temperature. It cools the coolant fluid, preventing the engine from overheating while driving. Over time, radiators can break down due to age, corrosion, or a clogged core. This may lead to engine overheating or coolant leaks, which can cause major damage to other engine components if left unaddressed. Replacing a failing radiator promptly helps ensure that your Toyota runs smoothly and efficiently without risking expensive repairs down the line.

What causes radiator failure and when does it happen?

Radiator failure is often caused by rust, physical damage, or leaks that reduce its ability to cool the engine. Radiators are also vulnerable to wear and tear as your vehicle ages, especially if the coolant is not regularly flushed or maintained. On models like the Toyota Highlander and Toyota RAV4, the radiator typically lasts around 100,000 miles but can fail sooner if neglected. You may notice overheating, unusual engine noises, or puddles of coolant under your car, signaling the need for a replacement. The sooner you address these issues, the better chance you have to avoid further damage to the engine or other related components.

Why choose genuine Toyota radiators?

When it comes time for a radiator replacement, we recommend choosing genuine Toyota parts from Ourisman Toyota of Richmond. Genuine radiators are built specifically for Toyota vehicles, ensuring they fit perfectly and offer superior performance compared to aftermarket options. Aftermarket radiators may be cheaper but are often less reliable and can lead to costly repairs down the road. Choosing a genuine Toyota radiator helps extend the life of your vehicle and keeps the engine running at the correct temperature, reducing the risk of overheating and related damage.