Toyota Initiates Recall of Nearly 127,000 Vehicles Due to Engine Stalling Risks

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Toyota is taking action to recall a substantial number of its models due to potential engine stalling that escalates crash risks. Specifically, 126,691 units of the Tundra and Lexus varieties are included in this recall.

The issue, highlighted in a recall announced on November 6, arises from manufacturing debris— specifically, remnants from machining processes not thoroughly cleared from engines. This leftover material can impede engine performance, potentially preventing them from starting or causing them to shut down unexpectedly during operation.

Details About the Affected Vehicles

Toyota has indicated that notifications to car owners regarding this defect will commence on December 22. Furthermore, additional updates will be disbursed once a concrete solution to the problem is prepared. The rectifications necessary will be offered at no cost to the vehicle owners.

Customers possessing queries are encouraged to reach out to Toyota's customer support at 1-800-331-4331. For reference, Toyota's recall identifiers are 25TB14 and 25TA14, while the affected Lexus models are tagged with recall numbers 25LB07 and 25LA07.