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Toyota Land Cruiser recalls

15 safety recalls for the Toyota Land Cruiser (model years 2003–2019), explained in plain English. Pick your year:

All Toyota Land Cruiser recalls

DateRecallVehiclesProblemUnits
2020-11-0520V6822017–2020 Toyota Sienna & 2017–2020 Toyota Tacoma + 30 moreFuel system1,525,742
2020-01-1420V0122013–2019 Lexus GS 350 & 2014–2019 Lexus IS 350 + 29 moreFuel system1,830,752
2019-04-0119V2442019 Toyota 4Runner & 2019 Toyota Avalon + 15 moreEquipment3,634
2018-12-1718V8872008–2019 Lexus LX570 & 2008–2019 Toyota Land CruiserAirbag89,740
2017-09-0617V5482008–2016 Toyota Land Cruiser & 2008–2013 Lexus LX570 + 1 moreAirbag21
2016-04-2216V2362016 Scion FR-S & 2016 Scion IM + 5 moreTires94
2016-02-0516V0652003–2006 Lexus LX470 & 2003–2006 Toyota Land Cruiser + 4 moreAirbag320,409
2014-12-3014V8282014–2015 Scion FR-S & 2014–2015 Scion XB + 5 moreEquipment3,958
2013-04-0913V1232008–2013 Toyota Tundra & 2010–2013 Toyota FJ Cruiser + 17 moreEquipment7,525
2012-06-2912V3052008–2011 Toyota Land Cruiser & 2010 Lexus RX Hybrid + 1 moreSpeed control164,601
2011-03-0411V1482008–2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser & 2008–2011 Toyota Land Cruiser + 3 moreTires22,000
2010-02-0310V0362004–2011 Toyota Sienna & 2005–2011 Toyota Camry + 18 moreEquipment153,418
2010-02-0310V0352005–2010 Scion TC & 2005–2010 Toyota 4Runner + 19 moreEquipment271,417
2009-11-0509V4342006–2009 Ford E-250 & 2006–2009 Ford E-350 + 8 moreEquipment53
2009-06-1509V2232005–2009 Toyota Tacoma & 2006–2010 Toyota Tundra + 11 moreEquipment27,080

Other Toyota models

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FAQ

How many recalls does the Toyota Land Cruiser have?

The Toyota Land Cruiser has 15 NHTSA safety recalls across model years 2003–2019. The 2009 model year has the most (7).

Are Toyota Land Cruiser recall repairs free?

Yes. Safety recall repairs are free at any authorized dealer under federal law, including parts and labor. (Vehicles more than 15 years old when the recall was announced can be excluded, but most manufacturers still fix them.)