general problems of the 2008 Toyota Camry

Bought a used Toyota from apple Nissan, evrytime I get on the highway theres vibration in tires while driving at 55 mph general tires 215/60r/1695v. (gt tire altimax).

Toyota 2008 Camry le bridgestone turanza el400 p215/60/r16 tire cupping problems. In 5000 miles cupping problems was noticeable. By 15,000 miles it was quite severe. In the 25,000 miles the cupping problem was so bad the tires had to be replaced.

My 2008 Toyota Camry le tires are going balled after only 18000 miles on it which is becoming extremely dangerous to handle the car in wet weather.

I have a 2008 Toyota Camry le which was purchased in oct 2007. The car currently has 22241 miles. It has had mainly highway miles (about 20miles) a day and already in two years, the tires (bridgestone turanza el400-02) size 215/60/16 have almost no tire tread left. The usual warranty on these tires should be 50k miles. Contacted both Toyota and bridgestone and nobody is willing to help out. Several complaints on all forums regarding this tire can be found online, but still both companies are playing the blame game, bridgestone and Toyota know that they have been using these sub-standard parts. I will have to now replace the tires and pay out of my pocket for something which a new car owner should not (so early in the cars life), else it is a safety hazard on the road. I hope this complaint is looked into (several other complaints on forums) and not ignored. Both Toyota and bridgestone need to stop cheating and putting customers in danger.

Safety issue with my 2008 Toyota Camry hybrid I have 2008 Toyota Camry hybrid. It is extremely unstable on snow. The car skid a lot on snow and brakes are not very efficient on snow. My car has skidded several times and I am worried about me and my family's safety. I reported the matter to Toyota on their website on Nov. 26, 2009. Toyota responded back on Dec. 3rd via email saying that they have opened a file (#0912105992/ incident: 091126-000277) and a case manager will contact me. Till date no one has contacted me. I spoke to go Toyota, centennial colorado based Toyota dealer personnel and he said I should pursue the matter directly with Toyota. He acknowledged that they have received complaints about poor performance of Toyota's hybrids in snow. I am really upset about Toyota's handling of the case as no one has contacted me so far. In fact they were quick enough to even send me a customer satisfaction survey on how was their response without even contacting me. To be on the safer side I changed my tires with high quality michelin tires. The oem bridgestone tires were very poor on snow from day one of my purchase of Camry hybrid. On Nov. 22, 2009 while I was traveling with my family I had a narrow escape when my Camry skidded and hit the sidewalk. At that time it had barely started snowing with less than 1 inch of snow on the ground. The car could not even climb a small slope on the road while other cars were passing by without any problems. This incident has made me nervous about driving my car on snow. After tire change the stability has improved but I still feel that braking and stability is big issue with Toyota Camry hybrid. This model is not mentioned in current recalls but I would request NHTSA to investigate the stability of Toyota hybrids on the snow. - best regards.

2008 bridgestone turanza el400 p21560r16 94v original tires on my 2008 Toyota Camry hybrid today mileage is 19873 2/32 and 3/32 left on all 4 tires tire pressure and rotations timely these are the worst tires I have ever had poor wear, should last at least 30k miles.

In approx Apr 2009 I experience accelerate pedal , I went to slow the car down easing on brake because I was coming to a intersection and could not stop and tried to push on brake that did not work had to switch to neutral because brake was not working I was on dry land and it was like I had no control of the car, when I took it to have oil changed no one said anything and it was like OH well.