Side/window Air Bag problems of the 2010 Toyota Corolla

The tires look good but one tire blow out on me y I was driving down the road and they didn't fix the passage side airbag.

There has been a recall on my vehicle for about a year with the passenger side air bag. This is getting ridiculous. My notice suggests to not have someone riding in the passenger seat until recall is fixed. I have a family of four so that is not going to happen. I don't have any other options. Is there any idea of when this is going to be addressed?.

2010 Toyota Corolla. Consumer writes in regards to remedy not available to repair passenger side airbag recall notice. Recall # 16v340000.

2010 Toyota Corolla. Consumer writes in regards to defective front passenger side airbag. The consumer stated the recall repair exceeded a reasonable amount of time. The vehicle was repaired a year later. The consumer requested to be compensated. Updated 09/25/2017.

The problem is with the passenger side airbags produced by takata. We were notified about this several months ago. A few days ago I received a letter from Toyota telling me that Toyota is preparing a remedy for these airbags and what I needed to do was not operate the vehicle with an occupant in the front passenger seat. I called Toyota up and was told that they do not have a remedy yet, and they have no idea when they will have a remedy. Their solution to this airbag problem is to put all passengers in the back seat. We have a family of five so I can not do that. Their solution of not having people in the passenger seat is not acceptable to me and should not be to anyone. I have a family car and would like to use it with my family. I can not do that. Thank you.

2010 Toyota Corolla. Consumer writes in regards to replacement parts not available within a reasonable time frame to repair defective passenger side airbag. The consumer requested to have the air bag disabled. Updated 08/29/2017.

Takata recall zone a - g0p (interim g1p) red zone. Nhtsa recall no. 16v-340. I received a takata passenger-side airbag recall notice a year ago may 2016 when I still lived in zone a florida. Toyota says it still hasn't found a remedy, whatever that means, and keeps telling me I can buy a new car. As you can imagine, I have some thoughts on what Toyota can do. Newspapers keep reporting that a lot of people haven't taken their vehicles in for takata recall repairs. I believe the real problem is that Toyota is dragging its feet. My daughter's Subaru had a takata recall this spring and her dealer fixed it the next week! we both live in columbus, OH now. I have to haul my grandchildren so I am very concerned about how Toyota is dragging its feet.

Takata recall- our Toyota still has the recalled airbag in place with no estimated time from Toyota on a fix. We are only told not to have someone in the passenger side of the car and to wait for them to notify us of a remedy. This is going on way to long and it is unexceptable to not be able to use our vehicle. They tell me they cannot disable the passenger side airbag in the interim.

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Corolla. The contact stated that the driver was traveling at an unknown speed and crashed into a curb. The front driver and passenger side air bags deployed. In addition, the rear and side curtain air bags also deployed. The driver sustained injuries to the face as the vehicle was destroyed. A police report was filed of the incident. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The VIN was not available. The approximate failure and current mileage was 98,000.

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Corolla. When the contact drove through a red light at 45 mph, the vehicle was struck abruptly on the driver side door by another vehicle. The vehicle was spun around, the contact was knocked unconscious and the side air bags did not deploy. The contact was transported to the hospital via ambulance due to a minor neck injury. A police report was filed. The vehicle was destroyed. The manufacturer provided an investigator to further inspect the failure. The investigator found that because there was not enough damage to the rocker panel and the b pillar, the air bag did not deploy. The manufacturer did not offer any further assistance. The VIN was not available. The failure and current mileage was 9,000.

While making a left-hand turn, my wife, driving our 2010 Toyota Corolla, was struck by a driver running a red light. The other driver (in a Volvo wagon) did not see the light, nor break, striking the Corolla on the driver's side door and wheel area at approx. 35-40 mph. The force of the impact was enough to crumple the Corolla's door and wheel area, leaving the car totaled. No airbags deployed, not even the side airbags, leaving my wife with a concussion from the accident. The 2010 Toyota Corolla was purchased new this past fall, had only 9,000 miles on it and had sustained no previous damage or accidents. The mechanics at the autoshop where the car was deemed totaled said that they had no clue as to why the airbags did not deploy. Since the car was new, I am wondering if there was a defect in the airbags that prevented them from going off.

The contact rented a 2010 Toyota Corolla. The contact stated that when she accelerated, she heard a loud noise in the engine area. The rpms increased suddenly and the vehicle accelerated. The contact applied the brakes but the vehicle did not stop until it crashed into a wall. The driver and passenger side air bags deployed but to the left side instead of forward. The driver and passenger sustained injuries result of the crash. A police report was filed. The contact called the manufacturer who stated that an investigation of the black box did not indicate any vehicle malfunction. The current and failure mileages were 22,350.

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Corolla. The contact was making a left turn and was hit on the driver side by another vehicle traveling at 55 mph. None of the air bags deployed and the passenger suffered bruising. The vehicle was totaled. The dealer stated that the vehicle was not traveling fast enough to cause the air bags to deploy. The VIN was unavailable at the time of the complaint. The current and failure mileages were 5,020. Updated 10/27/10.

I was making a routine turn and lost control of steering. It only happened the one time, police report said car rolled two or three times, total loss to car and injury to driver. I don't remember exactly the cause other than I lost control. Can't say any of the recalls did or did not cause the accident. My primary complaint is that I paid for front and side airbags, and none deployed on a car that rolled two or three times. Why am I paying for equipment that is not effective? if a car rolls over at minimum the side airbags should have deployed. I would also think this would trigger the other air bags. With all the recalls how would we know if any of these contributed to the crash? I understand the rollover rating applies to the stability of the car, but rating the safety in a rollover accident should also be rated. Why don't air bags deploy automatically when car hits sides or the roof? we paid for safety and reliability of the Toyota, but it appears that the extra money is wasted.