Every recall we track for Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing — 85 in all — plus the complaints and injury reports the public filed about them.
Toyota is recalling certain 2024-2025 Tacoma models due to potential shock absorber corrosion causing oil reservoir detachment, which may increase crash risk. Owners must contact dealers for free replacement by September 21, 2026.
Toyota is recalling 2025 Camry Hybrids with faulty instrument clusters that may fail during startup, causing hazard lights and seat belt warnings to deactivate. This could increase crash risk. Owners will receive free software updates by September 21, 2026.
Toyota recalls 2024 Tundra vehicles with V35A engines due to potential engine failure causing loss of drive power and crash risk. Owners must have inspection and possible repair by dealers.
Toyota recalls 2025 RAV4 vehicles with improperly welded seat brackets that may not restrain occupants during crashes, increasing injury risk. Owners must have dealers inspect seat brackets for free.
Toyota recalls 2025 Grand Highlander models with inaccurate load capacity labels that could lead to vehicle overload and crash risk. Owners must update the label for compliance with federal safety standards.
Toyota is recalling certain 2024 Tacoma Hybrid, 2025 Tundra Hybrid/Tundra, and 2026 RAV4 Hybrid/4Runner vehicles due to inaccurate load capacity labels that could lead to vehicle overload and crash risk. Owners will receive free label replacements by October 18, 2026.
Toyota recalls 2024-2025 Tundra models with Panoramic View Monitor for rearview camera image not displaying in reverse, potentially causing crashes. Owners must update software free of charge by March 23, 2026.
Toyota recalls 2024-2025 Highlander models with potentially misaligned third row seat belt roof anchors that could increase crash injury risk. Owners must have seat belts reinstalled by dealers at no cost.
Toyota recalls 2025-2026 Camry Hybrid and 2026 Corolla Cross Hybrid vehicles with a potential inverter bolt issue that could cause loss of power or fire. Owners must contact Toyota for free replacement.
Toyota is recalling certain 2023-2025 Camry models with a software error that may cause critical warnings like speed, brake, and tire pressure to not display, increasing crash risk. Owners can get free software updates or panel replacements.
Subaru Solterra 2022-2026 models with Panoramic View Monitor may have rearview camera that freezes or shows blank screen in reverse, increasing crash risk. Dealers will update software for free.
Toyota recalls 2025 Sienna Hybrid vehicles with improperly welded second-row seat rails that may not restrain occupants during crashes, increasing injury risk. Owners can get free seat rail replacements.
Toyota recalls 2022-2024 Tundra and Lexus models with V35A engines due to potential engine failure causing loss of drive power. Owners must have inspection and possible repair.
Toyota is recalling 2025 Camry Hybrid vehicles with damaged seat belts that may not restrain occupants during crashes. Owners must have seat belts inspected and replaced free by dealers.
Toyota is recalling certain 2024-2025 Tacoma trucks due to rear brake hose damage from mud and dirt buildup, which can cause brake fluid leaks and reduce braking ability. Owners must have the recall number 25TB04 or 25TA04.
Toyota recalls 2022-2025 Tundra models due to reverse light failure causing reduced visibility and crash risk. Owners must contact dealers for free repairs.
Subaru Solterra 2025 models with faulty HVAC systems may lose defroster/defogger function, increasing crash risk. Owners must contact dealers for free software update and possible compressor replacement.
Toyota recalls 2021-2025 Sienna Hybrid vehicles with potentially improperly tightened third-row seatback bolts, risking occupant injury in crashes. Owners must contact Toyota for free seat assembly tightening.
Toyota recalls certain 2023-2024 Corolla models due to steering shaft cracks that may detach, causing loss of control. Owners must contact dealers for free replacement.
Toyota recalls 2024 Tundra vehicles with potential inner sidewall tire damage that could cause sudden pressure loss and vehicle loss of control. Owners must have tires inspected and replaced by dealers at no cost.
Toyota recalls 2022 Tundra vehicles with V35A engine for potential loss of drive power causing crashes. Owners must get free engine replacement by dealers.
Toyota recalls 2023 Prius vehicles with rear door switch issue causing unexpected door openings while driving or in crashes. Owners must have door switches replaced free by dealers.
Toyota recalls 2021 Lexus LS vehicles with Executive Package for potential air bag deployment issues during crashes. Owners must have seat inspected by dealer for free repair to prevent injury risk.
Toyota is recalling certain 2023 Camry vehicles with potentially insufficiently welded head restraint brackets that may not properly restrain occupants during crashes, increasing injury risk. Owners must have the seat frame sub-assembly replaced free of charge.
Toyota recalls 2022-2024 Tundra models with potential unexpected movement when in neutral. Owners must update transmission software to prevent crash risks.
Toyota is recalling 2022-2023 Corolla Cross vehicles with potential front-passenger air bag deployment issues. The recall addresses a risk of injury during crashes due to improper air bag function. Owners should contact Toyota for free inspection and replacement.
Toyota is recalling 2020 Lexus ES models with a faulty airbag sensor that may not deploy during crashes, increasing injury risk. Owners must have the sensor checked by dealers for free.
Toyota recalls 2020-2023 Highlander models due to front bumper covers potentially detaching during minor impacts, increasing crash risk. Owners should contact Toyota for free repairs.
Toyota recalls 2022 Corolla Cross vehicles with potential front-passenger air bag failure during crashes. Owners must have instrument panel inspected and replaced if needed by dealers.
Toyota recalls 2021 RAV4 Prime Plug-In Hybrids due to cold weather engine stalls that could cause crashes. Owners must update software by February 27, 2023.
Complaints and injury reports the public filed with federal agencies, linked to Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing’s recalls — unedited excerpts.
DESIGN FLAW & SAFETY RISK: Toyota critically mismatched the standard battery to the vehicle's electrical charging profile; an AGM battery should be specified from the factory. Engine programming drops alternator voltage during cruising, deeply discharging the …
FAILED COMPONENT & AVAILABILITY: The manual transmission Concentric Slave Cylinder (CSC) failed internally. Due to caustic hydraulic fluid contamination and severe system pressure loss, I had to replace the internal CSC unit, the clutch disc, the pressure plat…
Driving at 70mph on the freeway when the rear windshield blew out. Seemingly for no reason. Didn't sound like anything hit the windshield, just the pop of the glass. Seems like a defective windshield.
On July 31, 2026, while traveling approximately 55 mph on a Maryland highway, my 2025 Toyota RAV4 unexpectedly lost power and shut off while in motion. There was no check-engine warning before the failure. The vehicle became disabled in a travel lane. Police r…
We were traveling 80 miles west of Fargo ND on I94 when we heard a loud bang. It became clear immediately from the wind noise that the sunroof had broken. We did not hear or see that anything was dropped on it. Thankfully the shade was closed. We pulled off …
Part is the coolant bypass valve. Toyota has been taken to court but dealership claims now that I’m over 100k miles I can’t do it. There was also a second part about 10 years but I wasn’t clear on the details of the outcome. Toyota has acknowledged this issu…
Design issue: The 12th-generation (E210) Corolla manual transmission utilizes a CSC unit containing plastic/ABS components that owners and forum communities frequently cite as a weak point prone to premature leakage and mechanical failure. This occured to my c…
The interior door handle on my vehicle broke, and this creates a safety risk because occupants — including passengers, especially children in rear seats who may not know an alternate way out — may be unable to open the door and exit from inside. This is partic…
