Is the 2011 TOYOTA FJ Cruiser safe to drive?

The 2011 TOYOTA FJ Cruiser has 1 open safety recall. While the vehicle may still be driven, owners should contact an authorized dealership to schedule free repairs for any outstanding recalls. Some recalls, especially those classified as critical or high severity, may pose significant safety risks.

NHTSA Campaign 11V148000 Recall Details

What This Recall Means

Component

TIRES:PRESSURE MONITORING AND REGULATING SYSTEMS

What Happened

The tire pressure monitoring system in your vehicle helps you know when your tires are low on air. But if you replaced your factory-installed wheels and tires with Toyota-approved accessory wheels and LT tires before selling the vehicle, the system might not be working correctly.

Risk if Unfixed

If the system fails to alert you to low tire pressure, your tires could go flat without you knowing, leading to a blowout on the road and increasing the risk of a crash.

How to Get This Fixed

Free Fix

Your Toyota dealer will re-calibrate the tire pressure monitoring system and install an updated tire and loading information label for free. If you drive an FJ Cruiser, they'll replace the electronic control unit for the TPMS, which is still being developed. Either way, you can get your vehicle checked for free by contacting your Toyota dealer.

Is YOUR vehicle affected?

This page lists the models and model years named in NHTSA campaign #11V148000. Matching a model and year on this list does not prove an individual vehicle is affected — some vehicles in an affected model year are never part of the recall population. The authoritative way to know is a VIN check against NHTSA's own records.

Campaign 11V148000

What This Recall Means

TIRES:PRESSURE MONITORING AND REGULATING SYSTEMS

How to Get This Fixed

Affected Vehicles

Is YOUR vehicle affected?