2016 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER Complaints and Recall Information

The 2016 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER has 0 complaints and 8 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to safety components impacted by recalls, with no individual consumer complaints submitted.

There are 8 recalls for this vehicle affecting various safety systems and equipment labels. The recalls primarily focus on air bags, seat belts, and load capacity labeling for installed accessories.

• Passenger air bag inflator module. NHTSA recall 18V887000 affects 89,740 vehicles manufactured 2008-2019. The seat belt tension sensor wire harness may break, deactivating multiple passenger air bags increasing injury risk during a crash. Toyota will notify owners to modify or replace the front passenger seat belt assembly free of charge. The recall started February 11, 2019.
• Occupant classification sensor. Recall 18V887000 covers 89,740 vehicles and coincides with the seat belt tension sensor defect described above. Failure of this sensor also deactivates front passenger safety bags, raising injury risks in collisions. Repairs include modification or replacement of the seat belt assembly at no cost.
• Front seat belts. Included in recall 18V887000 affecting 89,740 units from 2008-2019. The seat belt sensor wire harness may break, disabling front passenger air bags and increasing injury risk. Toyota dealers will fix or replace the seat belt assembly for free, as the recall began in February 2019.
• Load Carrying Capacity Label. Recall 16V236000 affects 94 vehicles produced January to March 2016. The label inaccurately reflects the added weight from installed accessories, risking vehicle overloading and crash hazards. Owners will receive corrected labels at no charge starting June 3, 2016.
• Tires affected by label error. Recall 16V236000 applies to 94 vehicles with incorrect load capacity labels leading to potential overloading. This safety standard violation can increase crash risk. The fix involves replacement of the inaccurate label free of charge.
• Incorrect passenger frontal air bag. Recall 17V548000 covers 21 vehicles from 2008-2016. The air bag may fail to deploy correctly, increasing injury risk in crashes. Toyota will replace the defective passenger air bag assemblies free of cost. The recall began September 29, 2017.
• Incorrect driver frontal air bag. Also part of recall 17V548000 for 21 units. This defect may cause the driver air bag to malfunction during a crash. Dealers will provide free replacement of affected driver air bags starting September 29, 2017.
• Frontal air bag system. The same 21 vehicles in recall 17V548000 are affected. The defect concerns improper air bag deployment due to incorrect inflator modules. Toyota will notify and replace air bag assemblies without charge.