Toyota safety recall: 2025 Sienna Hybrid seat track flaw
2025 Toyota Sienna Hybrid recall: second-row seat track fix and dates
Toyota safety recall: 2025 Sienna Hybrid seat track flaw
Toyota recalls 54,631 2025 Sienna Hybrid minivans for a second-row seat track welding defect. See dates, dealer remedy details, and contacts (25TB12, 25TA12).
2025-10-11T11:01:12+03:00
2025-10-11T11:01:12+03:00
2025-10-11T11:01:12+03:00
Toyota has announced a recall of 54,631 2025 Sienna Hybrid minivans. A potential welding error in the second-row seat tracks could keep the seats from properly restraining occupants in a crash, raising the risk of injury. The integrity of the second row is critical, so identifying and addressing the issue promptly is the right move.Owners will be notified about the defect on November 21, 2025, with final remedy letters to follow on December 6. Official dealers will replace the seat tracks with corrected parts at no charge, a direct fix that avoids unnecessary complexity.Customers can contact Toyota customer support at 1-800-331-4331 and reference recall numbers 25TB12 and 25TA12. The company stated that the recall is part of its standard safety procedure and will not require any out-of-pocket costs from owners. By the look of it, this is a straightforward safety campaign with a clear timeline and a defined remedy.
Toyota recalls 54,631 2025 Sienna Hybrid minivans for a second-row seat track welding defect. See dates, dealer remedy details, and contacts (25TB12, 25TA12).
Michael Powers, Editor
Toyota has announced a recall of 54,631 2025 Sienna Hybrid minivans. A potential welding error in the second-row seat tracks could keep the seats from properly restraining occupants in a crash, raising the risk of injury. The integrity of the second row is critical, so identifying and addressing the issue promptly is the right move.
Owners will be notified about the defect on November 21, 2025, with final remedy letters to follow on December 6. Official dealers will replace the seat tracks with corrected parts at no charge, a direct fix that avoids unnecessary complexity.
Customers can contact Toyota customer support at 1-800-331-4331 and reference recall numbers 25TB12 and 25TA12. The company stated that the recall is part of its standard safety procedure and will not require any out-of-pocket costs from owners. By the look of it, this is a straightforward safety campaign with a clear timeline and a defined remedy.
