Toyota Highlander

"All 4 breaks needed to be replaced recently. I have 33k miles on car. The brakes were grinding. We have normal driving habits, we do not tow, live in a city, live in the mountains or push the brakes needlessly. The car made a noise every time we backed up, since it was new. A grinding type noise. But a few weeks ago the noise occurred every time we used the brakes. It became worse and the Toyota dealer said they were all worn out completely and it was odd. It was not covered by warranty."

"Brakes would not pass inspection after only 6000 miles"

"Uneven wear. 2/32 one side 10/32 on the other side. Front."

"After warranty expired"

"vibration and noise on driver front side. Front inside brake pad totally worn. Needed brake job at 27000 mile as service bulletin had expired and Toyota would not cover even with low milage."

"Driving downhill in the mountains. I allowed the vehicle to reach excessive speed which then required many seconds of constant braking to decelerate. Immediately afterward the brakes gave a pulsing feel. Their performance never returned. The dealer found no concerns but due to my own concerns we decided to replace the pads and rotors, and service the brake line."

"the car drops calls, & the voice commands sometimes don't work. At times the car responds as if I am speaking in a foreign language and won't respond to commands. This problem began when I purchased a new I-phone 13 about 3 years ago. I had an i-phone 6 prior to that which worked fine in the car. I had a 2014 & 2016 Highlander which were fine with the I-phone 6. I went to the local Toyota dealer to try to get the new I-phone 13 to work, but they said it was not a Toyota problem, & my cell phone provider said it was not the phone. There is something incompatible in the pairing of the telephone and car and it's very annoying. It is not a minor problem in my opinion. I have just accepted the fact that my car/telephone is "possessed" Separately the two are fine but it is a match made in hell."

"Toyota stopped pairing with either of our Apple phones. The dealership did a software update and it worked for one of our phones but not the 2nd one. A year later it still doesnt work on 2nd phone. The dealership couldnt get it to work either."

"The entire radio system quit working shutting down everything that comes through the radio screen. Radio, backup, phone, navigation etc."

"replaced the rear door lift system through an independent mechanic"

"A message came up that we could not drive the car due to a brake system problem. We had the car towed to the Toyota dealership, which identified no problems with the brake system; however the car battery required replacement. It would have been much easier to deal with this problem if the correct message had been provided."