50 recalls on record for Toyota Tundra. Manufacturers must fix these free of charge.
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.
Southeast Toyota is recalling one 2026 Tundra truck with an incorrect load capacity label that could lead to improper loading and crash risk. Owners will receive a free corrected label.
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 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 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 2025 Sequoia Hybrid vehicles with rearview image software error that may reduce driver's view behind vehicle, increasing crash risk. Owners notified November 19, 2025.
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 recalls 2022-2025 Tundra models due to reverse light failure causing reduced visibility and crash risk. Owners must contact dealers for free repairs.
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.
Gulf States Toyota recalls 2025 Camry Hybrids with inaccurate weight labels that may cause vehicle overload and crash risk. Owners receive free label updates via mail.
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 2022-2024 Tundra models with potential unexpected movement when in neutral. Owners must update transmission software to prevent crash risks.
Toyota recalls 2022 Tundra models with potential fuel leaks near brake lines that could cause fire if ignited. Owners must contact dealers for free repairs by November 2024.
Toyota is recalling certain 2023 Tundra trucks with a spray-on bed liner that has an incorrect load capacity label, which may cause vehicle overload and crash risk. Owners will receive a free label replacement by October 29, 2023.
Southeast Toyota recalls 2022 Tundra vehicles with incorrect load capacity labels that may cause vehicle overload and crash risk. Owners must contact SET for a free modified label.
Toyota recalls 2023 Tundra and Sequoia Hybrid vehicles with potentially insufficiently welded spare tire chains. This could cause spare tire detachment during use, increasing crash risk. Owners must have spare tire carrier replaced free by dealers.
Toyota recalls 2022 Tundra vehicles with detachable tonneau covers that can become road hazards, increasing crash risk. Owners must return vehicles for free hardware installation or replacement.
Toyota recalls 2022 Tundra trucks with blank speedometer and warning lights due to software error. Owners must update ECU software by April 2023 to prevent crash risks.
Gulf States Toyota recalls 2023 Tundra trucks with non-skid bed liners for potential overloading risk. The label may show less weight than actual, risking crashes. Owners receive free label replacements.
Toyota recalls 2022 Tundra models with faulty rearview camera system that may display front camera instead of rear when shifting to reverse, risking crashes. Owners must contact Toyota for free reprogramming.
Toyota recalls 2022 Tundra vehicles with potential axle shaft separation causing loss of stability and brake performance. Owners must have axle flange nuts inspected by dealers.
Toyota recalls 2022 Tundra vehicles with Panoramic View Monitor system. Cold weather may cause rearview camera to stop working, increasing crash risk. Fix available at dealers.
Toyota recalls 2022 Tundra vehicles with faulty brake system that may cause rollaway. Owners must contact dealers for free reprogramming to prevent crashes.
Toyota recalls 2020 Sequoia models with faulty power steering gear assembly that may leak oil, causing sudden loss of power steering and crash risk. Owners must contact dealers for free repair.
Toyota recalls 2020 Tundra vehicles with potential oil leaks causing power steering loss, increasing crash risk. Owners must have power steering gear inspected and replaced free by dealers.
Toyota recalls 2020 Tundra vehicles with overheated headlight wiring that could cause fire. Owners must have dealers fix electrical connectors and bulbs free of charge.
Toyota recalls 2020 Tundra vehicles with faulty turn signals that may not flash brightly enough, increasing crash risk. Owners must have wire harness modified free by dealers.
Toyota is recalling 2020 Corollas with a faulty fuel pump that can cause engine stalling while driving, increasing crash risk. Owners will receive free fuel pump replacements by late March 2021.
Toyota Lexus recalls 2019 RC 350 vehicles with faulty fuel pump that may cause engine stalling while driving, increasing crash risk. Owners must contact Toyota or Lexus for free fuel pump replacement.
Lexus is recalling 2017 GX460 models with airbag inflators that may explode due to propellant degradation, risking serious injury or death. Owners must contact Toyota or Lexus for repairs.
Gulf States Toyota recalls 2019 Sienna models with potentially illegible load capacity labels that could lead to vehicle overloading and crashes. Owners must contact customer service for corrected labels.
Toyota recalls 2019 Tundra trucks with incorrect load capacity labels that could lead to vehicle overload and crash risk. Owners must check labels and follow corrected capacity.
Toyota is recalling certain 2018-2:019 Tundra trucks due to a weight label error that violates federal safety standards. Owners will receive a corrected label and should contact Toyota customer service for details.
Toyota recalls 2019 Sequoia vehicles with faulty airbag ECU that may not deploy in crashes. Owners must update software to prevent injury risk.
Toyota recalls 2017 Tundra vehicles with rear split bench seats that may move in crashes, increasing injury risk. Owners must have seat leg brackets tightened by dealers.
Toyota recalls 2018 Sequoia vehicles with potential electronic stability control deactivation, risking crashes. Owners must update software free via dealer by March 14, 2018.
Toyota is recalling 2018 Lexus GX460s with incorrect load labels that could cause overloading and crash risk. Owners must get corrected labels free from Toyota.
Southeast Toyota is recalling 2017 Sequoia vehicles with specific 20-inch Rockstar wheels that may have cracked lugnuts causing wheel detachment. Owners should contact SET for free replacement.
Toyota recalls 2016 Tundra vehicles with incorrect knee airbag mounting bolts that may loosen over time, increasing crash injury risk. Owners must contact Toyota for free repairs.
Toyota recalls 2016-2017 Tundra models with resin bumpers due to potential breakage from impact, risking injury. Owners must replace parts free of charge.
Southeast Toyota recalls 2016 SCION TC vehicles with incorrect load capacity labels that could lead to vehicle overload and crash risk. Owners must get a corrected label free.