Toyota & Lexus Recall 140,000+ Vehicles: Full List of Affected Models and Safety Concerns

Toyota has announced a significant recall affecting over 140,000 Toyota and Lexus vehicles due to potential safety hazards. The recall includes specific models of the Toyota Camry, Toyota Tacoma, and Lexus RX, which may have defects that could pose risks to drivers and passengers.

Affected customers will be notified by Toyota by early April 2025, and all necessary repairs will be provided free of charge.

Why Are Toyota and Lexus Vehicles Being Recalled?

Toyota has identified two separate issues affecting different models:

1. Toyota Tacoma Brake Hose Damage
   • Certain 2024 and 2025 Toyota Tacoma 4-wheel drive models may have damaged rear brake hoses due to excessive buildup of mud and dirt inside the rear wheels. This could compromise braking efficiency and safety.
2. Seatbelt Damage in Toyota Camry & Lexus RX
   • Certain 2025 Toyota Camry, 2024 Lexus RX, and 2025 Lexus RX vehicles could have second-row center seatbelts that may have been damaged during manufacturing. A faulty seatbelt could increase the risk of injury in an accident.

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Which Toyota and Lexus Models Are Affected?

The following models are included in the recall:

• 2025 Toyota Camry
• 2025 Lexus NX
• 2024 Lexus RX
• 2025 Lexus RX
• 2024 Toyota Tacoma
• 2025 Toyota Tacoma

Owners of these vehicles should be vigilant and check for recall notices from Toyota.

How Will Toyota Notify Affected Owners?

Toyota will begin notifying affected customers by early April 2025 via mail. Owners will receive instructions on how to schedule a free repair appointment at authorized Toyota and Lexus dealerships.

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How to Check If Your Vehicle Is Affected

If you suspect your vehicle is part of the recall, you can check using your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) through the following methods:

• Toyota’s Official Recall Website
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Recall Database
• Contacting Your Local Toyota or Lexus Dealership

What Should Owners Do Next?

If your vehicle is included in the recall, Toyota strongly advises scheduling a repair as soon as possible to prevent potential safety risks. Repairs will be conducted free of charge at authorized service centers.

Toyota’s Commitment to Safety

Toyota has reassured customers that safety remains their top priority. The company is working swiftly to resolve these issues and minimize risks for drivers and passengers.

Final Thoughts

This recall serves as an important reminder for vehicle owners to stay informed about potential safety issues. If you own one of the affected Toyota or Lexus models, be sure to check your VIN and take prompt action to ensure your vehicle is repaired. With Toyota offering free replacements, addressing these concerns quickly will enhance safety and prevent any potential accidents.

For more details, visit Toyota’s official website or contact your local dealership for assistance.