2017 Toyota Land Cruiser — Known Issues & Recalls

Your front passenger airbag is malfunctioning—the airbag indicator light keeps flashing between 'on' and 'off' when someone sits in that seat. This is a safety recall issue (NHTSA Campaign 18V887000), but your dealer says there's no available fix and the required parts are not in stock. The airbag may not deploy properly in a crash, leaving your passenger unprotected.

You received a safety recall notice for your 2017 Toyota Land Cruiser involving airbags and seat belts (NHTSA Campaign 18V887000). When you contacted the dealership, they told you that the recall parts aren't currently available and Toyota couldn't confirm when they would be. You haven't experienced any actual problems with these safety systems yet.

Your passenger airbag sensor is defective and has disabled the airbag system, leaving front-seat passengers unprotected in a crash. There has been an open recall for this issue since December 2018. You should have this repaired immediately through your Toyota dealer to restore passenger safety.

Your Land Cruiser's driver seat memory presets can be programmed to fully recline, and there's nothing preventing this. If a previous driver set the seat to recline and a child seat is installed behind the driver, accidentally touching a preset button on the door while exiting can cause the seat to automatically recline with no obstruction detection—potentially trapping or injuring a child. The recline motor is powerful enough that you'd need to restart the vehicle to stop it.