Toyota C-Hr Recalls

The Toyota C-HR has 9 recalls covering the 2018–2021 model years, with the most serious affecting 2019 models where rear axle hub bearing bolts can loosen and detach, potentially damaging the rear brakes or causing a rear wheel to separate from the vehicle while driving.

The 2021 model year has a recall where the radar sensor for the pre-collision system was not activated during production, leaving the automatic emergency braking and forward collision warning non-functional without any warning light alerting the driver.

On 2019–2020 models, the rear seat belt locking mechanism can fail to engage properly during a multi-impact crash, reducing restraint when it may be needed most. A separate issue on 2019 models involves rear seat belts assembled incorrectly, which can also prevent them from locking up in a crash.

The 2018 model year has an electronic parking brake that can fail to apply or release correctly. A parking brake that cannot be applied leaves the vehicle at risk of rolling away if parked on a slope without being placed in Park, while one that will not release prevents normal driving.

A label recall on certain 2019 vehicles covers a load capacity sticker that can become illegible, making it difficult for the driver to know the vehicle's weight limits.