Maybe that question can be better answered by the car care nut. He obviously knows toyotas better than any of us. Do u watch his videos? Toyotas are still the best. There is no other option
I’ve watched a lot of his videos, and the guy is a good mechanic. He is objective about pros and cons on Toyota products. His sunroof video made me never want to use a sunroof….

But he also repeats himself endlessly and is very hard to watch/listen to.
If you trust Toyota to make the best product, that implies you trust their engineering and quality control. If you suddenly veer from that and say “but I know better on maintenance schedules than Toyota” I have to ask why.
Clearly, more frequent oil changes won’t hurt anything, but this is somewhat indicative of many Toyota owner mindsets I’ve observed in person and on Mud (maybe mine included), where Toyota reliability is a self-fulfilling loop. “I have a nice thing, I must protect it to make sure it is nice forever.”
The loop: You believe a Toyota will last forever, and you then do everything in your power (including more maintenance than Toyota even sugggests) to make it last forever and then it last forever.
Other enthusiast groups have a far more “send it” approach. Groups Im familiar with who mostly just send it: Raptor owners, Jeep owners, Porsche owners (Porsche dealers by the way will not even let you get an oil change prior to the 10k interval. They are insulted if you don’t trust the process.)
Wheel with some Jeep guys and you will see what I mean.
If we are being honest, you can over maintain any brand and make it more or less last forever, but if you believe in Toyota, you should believe in their designated maintenance schedule IMO.