2023 Toyota Highlander Airbags Problems

Your airbags did not deploy when your vehicle hit a deer at 55 mph, even though a sheriff deputy and tow truck driver said they should have. The vehicle's black box data showed no incident was recorded, and Toyota says the accident didn't meet the parameters to trigger deployment, but you believe the computer itself may be defective. This suggests a potential failure in the airbag system's ability to detect and respond to a serious collision.

You were involved in a collision at 44 mph when another vehicle turned in front of you on the highway. Your car's airbags did not deploy during the impact, even though the other vehicle's airbags deployed. This suggests a potential failure in your airbag system's ability to detect and respond to the crash.

Your car was involved in two collisions — first being hit from the driver's side, then hitting a fire hydrant head-on — but neither the side airbags nor the front airbags deployed. This is a serious safety concern that should be investigated immediately.

Your 2023 Toyota Highlander Hybrid was involved in a crash after losing traction on snow at 40 MPH, but the airbags did not deploy even though you sustained injuries to your neck, chest, and shoulder. No warning lights appeared before the crash. The dealer was unable to diagnose or repair the issue, and the vehicle has been sent for further investigation by your insurance company.

Your vehicle was involved in a severe crash that resulted in the car being totaled at only 4,000 miles. Despite the impact hitting the vehicle from multiple directions, none of the airbags deployed during the accident.

Your Highlander was involved in a T-bone collision at 45 MPH on the passenger side, but the airbags failed to deploy even though the vehicle sustained enough damage to be declared a total loss. No warning lights appeared before the crash, and the occupant suffered a shoulder injury. The airbag system should have triggered during this type of impact and may need diagnostic testing or component replacement to ensure proper function.

During a collision with another vehicle, your airbags failed to deploy despite the impact being severe enough to total your car. You sustained injuries to your back, neck, and chest from the seatbelt and impact force. The crash occurred while you were trying to brake and the car unexpectedly accelerated, then the lane departure system auto-corrected when you attempted to avoid the collision. Addressing this issue would likely involve a dealer inspection of the airbag system sensors, wiring, and deployment mechanisms.

Your vehicle is subject to two safety recalls related to airbags (recalls 23TA08 and 23TA12). These recalls address safety compliance issues with the airbag system. You should contact your Toyota dealer as soon as possible to have these recalls inspected and repaired at no cost to you.

Your 2023 Toyota Highlander has been subject to two safety recalls (23TA08 and 23TB12) related to airbags and structural components. These recalls indicate the vehicle may not meet required safety standards for airbag deployment or structural integrity. You should contact a Toyota dealership immediately to have the recalls inspected and repaired at no cost.