Chasing Mitsubishi Triton service cost numbers? For a late-model diesel in Australia, routine logbook services typically land around $300–$500 at independents or $400–$700 at dealers, while the bigger milestone visits (think 60k/90k/120k) can nudge $700–$1,200 depending on filters and fluids.
Most recent Tritons run 12 months/15,000 km intervals (check your logbook), and extra items like brake fluid, diff/transfer oils, and fuel filters can add $150–$400 on the day.
Mitsubishi offers Capped Price Servicing and that headline 10‑year/200,000 km warranty if you keep it in the dealer network, which can be worth the slightly higher bill if you like long-term peace of mind.
Best play: get a written quote from a dealer and a reputable indie, compare what’s included, and spend the savings on diesel and meat pies—preferably in that order.

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