90k mile service questions/advice

Ok, so I am about to hit 90k miles on my 2019 Offroad, and I am about to move into a place with a garage, so I want to do all/most of the recommended service myself. I'd love any input on what needs to be done. Right now, I think I need the following-

Oil change w filter/tire rotation (last changed 85k)
Rear & Front diff fluid (last changed 60k)
Cabin & Intake filter (last changed 30k?)
Transfer case oil (last change 60k)
Front brakes - Original. The dealer said they needed changing at 85k and quoted me like $900. need to double-check
Spark Plugs - Original.

Any additional items I should look at? Any specific parts/fluids that you would recommend? I live in Alaska, so ~ 5 months of below-freezing driving. Any Specific tools I need? Weird socket sizes? Lastly any good Toyota shop recommendations in Anchorage if I need, not a fan of the dealer up here.

Thanks in advance

 

See here


https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-maintenance-maps-get-300k-miles.789809/

 

Transmission drain/fill.
Coolant.

 

I would add Serpentine belt, PS fluid drain/fill and Brake fluid drain/fill.

 

If gonna do plugs without taking the intake manifold off, get like 2 feet of extensions

 

https://empyreoffroad.com/blogs/res...toyota-tacoma-diy-maintenance-reference-guide

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-tacoma-spark-plug-replacement.554468/

 

thermostat and radiator cap
tires
clean maf and tb

 

I would suggest changing the PCV valve as well. Some say it is a lifetime component and does not need to be changed. I do not agree with this and for something that is relatively inexpensive and not difficult to change, I would include it. Be aware of the torque spec and do not over-tighten.

 

You’re past due to AT fluid drain and fill . Don’t flush.