2011 TOYOTA FJ CRUISER Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser has 5 recalls, the most serious involving vehicles fitted with a TRD High-Performance Brake Kit, where wheel weights placed in the wrong location can damage the front brake tubes. On the occupant safety side, the front seatbelt retractors are mounted in the rear access door panels, and repeated forceful closing of those doors can crack the panel until the retractor anchor pulls free, leaving the belt unable to restrain an occupant in a crash. The tire pressure monitoring system on certain vehicles does not meet federal standards and can fail to warn the driver of a deflating tire, raising the risk of a blowup at speed. Vehicles fitted with accessory wheels and tires may carry a tire placard listing the wrong spare tire size or inflation pressure, so a spare inflated by the numbers on that label could be over- or under-pressurized and fail while driving. Finally, vehicles equipped with Toyota auxiliary driving lamps mounted to the front bumper may project light above the legal maximum intensity, creating excess glare for oncoming drivers.