2010 TOYOTA FJ CRUISER Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser has 6 recalls, the most serious involving optional TRD brake kits where a damaged brake tube can leak fluid, reducing front braking performance and extending stopping distances. The front seatbelts also present a safety concern: the retractors are anchored in the rear access door panels, and repeated forceful closing of those doors can crack the panel, allowing the retractor to pull free and leave an occupant without a functioning belt in a crash. On the tire side, the tire pressure monitoring system may fail to warn the driver of a deflating tire, and a separate issue affects vehicles that came with accessory wheels: the tire placard may list incorrect inflation pressure for the spare, meaning the spare could be run at the wrong pressure and fail while in use. Vehicles equipped with an optional auxiliary driving lamp kit mounted to the front bumper can produce light above the legal maximum, creating glare for oncoming drivers. There is also a label recall for vehicles delivered with accessory alloy wheels, where the placard does not properly reflect the tire specifications for both the original and accessory wheel sizes.