2018 TOYOTA TUNDRA Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2018 Toyota Tundra has 8 recalls, the most serious involving the airbag control unit incorrectly detecting sensor faults at startup, which can disable front and side airbags, and a headlight wiring defect where high and low beams run simultaneously, overheating the electrical connector and creating a fire risk. Two of these recalls address the same headlight wiring problem from different regulatory filings, so that issue is effectively one concern. On the stability and safety electronics side, electrical interference can reach the yaw rate sensor inside the airbag computer, shutting down the vehicle stability control and automatic emergency braking systems and reducing trailer brake controller function. Visibility is another theme: on trucks with LED headlight assemblies, a wiring error causes the front turn signals and hazard lights to flash too dimly to meet safety standards, making it harder for other drivers to see the vehicle's intentions. Two label recalls round out the list, both involving the load carrying capacity sticker. One shows incorrect load figures, and the other overstates allowable additional weight by 10 pounds because all-weather floormats were counted twice during label production. An inaccurate label can lead to unknowingly overloading the truck.