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A new official Toyota service center has opened in the city of Balkanabat, launched by Garagum Ulag, the official Toyota dealer in Turkmenistan. The center is located on M37 highway, building No. 52 (next to “Balkan Gaz Üpjünçilik”) and marks the first official Toyota facility in the Balkan region.
The opening of the center will allow Toyota owners in the region to receive professional maintenance services without traveling to the capital. The facility uses only genuine Toyota parts, and all maintenance is carried out by certified technicians trained to Toyota’s global standards.
To celebrate the opening, Garagum Ulag has announced a special promotion for the first 50 customers: when replacing Toyota 5W40 motor oil, the oil is free of charge. The offer is valid for a limited time and aims to introduce car owners in the region to Toyota’s premium service quality.
Garagum Ulag has represented the Toyota brand in Turkmenistan since 2009. Over 16 years, the company has built a strong dealership network and established itself as a trusted partner for Toyota owners.
Contact: +99362870555
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