The first recall relates to a brake issue that potentially affects Tacoma 4-wheel drive vehicles equipped with 16-inch brakes and 17-inch Toyota wheels.
“The rear brake hoses in the subject vehicles can be damaged over time if there is enough build-up of mud and dirt inside the rear wheels from operating under certain off-road conditions,” the company said.
“This can result in a brake fluid leak, increasing the risk of crash.”
The problem involves vehicles sold in North America, Central and South America, and other countries. In the United States, approximately 106,000 vehicles are included in the recall.
Toyota said it will notify customers by early April 2025.
For all involved vehicles, Toyota dealers will replace both rear brake hoses with improved ones at no charge to customers.
The second recall involves 2025 models of Toyota Camry and Lexus NX vehicles, and certain Lexus RX models with manufacturing years 2024 and 2025. Approximately 41,000 vehicles are involved in the recall for the United States.
“The second-row center seatbelt of the subject vehicles may have been damaged during manufacturing,” Toyota said. “This may cause the seatbelt to not meet certain strength requirements.”
“If an occupant is belted in the second-row center seat with a damaged seatbelt, it may increase the risk of injury during certain crashes,” the company added.
Customers will be notified by early April 2025, Toyota said.
Toyota and Lexus dealers will inspect the seatbelt webbing and, if necessary, replace the seatbelt assembly free of charge.
This is the automaker’s third and fourth recall of 2025 after two smaller notices were issued in January.
For any additional questions, Toyota’s customer support is also available through the Toyota Brand Engagement Center at 1-800-331-4331, or the Lexus Guest Experience Center at 1-800-255-3987 for Lexus owners.
