Wheel Rim Problems of Toyota Sienna

Takata recall. The contact owns a 2011 Toyota Sienna. The contact received notification of NHTSA campaign numbers: 16v340000 (air bags) and 11v560000 (wheels). A notification was also received for the sliding door. The parts to do the repairs were unavailable. The contact stated that the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repairs. The manufacturer was made aware of the issue. The NHTSA campaign number for the sliding doors was not provided. The contact had not experienced a failure. VIN tool confirms parts not available. Parts distribution disconnect.

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2006 Sienna van- alloy wheels flaking off- brand new tires will not hold air with these rims. Tire pressure lost weekly and flat tires are common. Has been ongoing problem for a year. Updated 12/30/10 updated ivoq 01//11/10.

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I have a 2006 Toyota Sienna Mini van awd which builds up mud and snow on the inside of the wheels. When the snow and mud begin to fall off, the car begins to shake violently. When this occurs you are only able to drive the car safely up to approximately 25 mph. At 45 - 55 mph the vehicle shakes so violently that if I hit a patch of ice or water I would lose control and create an accident.

Three year ago I bought 4 sportiva wheels for my 1998 Toyota Sienna. The model of this wheel was milano. On may 25, 2006 my wife was driving home with my 5 year old kid and on road 116 km 0. 2 lajas, puerto rico one of the wheels broke in the center and my wife lost control of the minivan for a few seconds. Hopefully she and my son don't have any injuries but she was very scared. If she were driving at much higher speed at that time my wife and kid could have been killed. She was driving at 25 mph because it was a turn. My car has damage to the front fender, brake disk, front axle, tire etc. . . The rest of the wheels are cracked in the same area. I'm writing this complaint because somebody that have this wheels can die and I will have to spend much money to fix my car.

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Aluminum alloy rims apparently expand and contract with temperature changes, causing leaks in tires. Sometimes pressure drops 2-3 lbs. But sometimes it drops to dangerous levels (15 lbs. Or even less). Sometimes the tire pressure monitor alerts and some times it does not, even at dangerous low levels.

Lost of passenger rear tire due to wheel fracturing in 3 different areas.

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After purchasing 2004 Sienna in 06/03 we had 2 flat tires and 1 blow out on right front passenger. The van barely had 9000 miles on it and we put a complete new set of tires on. The constant worry of flat tires was not an option. What's worse than that, on the upgraded wheels, there appears to be a major design flaw, normal dust,dirt,rocks picked up accumulates on the inside of the back wheels, you cannot wash it out, the wheels must be removed and blown out. This causes the wheels to be "off balance: provide a terrible ride and cause uneven tire wear. The van now has 30000 miles and is need of a new set of tires again. It's actually been a very bad ride for the last 15000 miles, but who can afford to buy tires at that rate? after visiting with a few other local Sienna owners with the same wheel design, it appears as though, low and behold, they have also been replacing tires at much higher than normal rate. Until visiting with us about it , they had made the assumption that tires just weren't made like they used to be! the 3 other couples (vans) also had between 30000 and 40000 miles and were also on their 2nd or even 3rd set of tires!! by the way, all sets of tires were not the same brands and differed from the 2 brands ) . The service at the dealer from which the van was purchased are wonderful, but not much they can do about it unless Toyota recognizes the design flaw. I have to wonder every time I see a Sienna with this particular wheel design, how many sets of tires have they had to purchase and how badly is the comfort of their ride compromised? I will be trading the van off shortly only because of this reason, which is a crying shame, it's a great family vehicle, other than this, but the vibration from tires worn so unevenly is horrendous and I am tired of buying tires, and it's inconvenient, to say the least, to take the van to the quick lube weekly to have the wheels pulled off and cleaned out.

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2004 Toyota Sienna. Consumer states bubbling on the alloy rims. The consumer stated it looked as though the rims had rusted from the inside out.

2006 Toyota Sienna. Consumer writes regarding Toyota alloy wheel corrosion. The consumer stated within the first three months of owning the vehicle, he noticed bubbling on the alloy rims, as if they were rusting from the inside out.