Wiper Problems of Toyota Venza - part 2

We have a 2022 Toyota Venza limited with 5,020 miles. We have had the car for around 7 months. The windshield has excessive pitting and chipping. When the sun hits the windshield at a certain angle the pitting and chipping causes visual impairment. The Venza is driven mainly on local street.

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Windshield cracked with no reason. Did not drive on highway but a over 10-inch crack appeared nowhere on the driver side. It was the second time our windshield cracked. This is definitely an issue with defective glasses.

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The windshield has cracked 2 times since I bought the car – 1 crack per year. This is an expensive repair. In no other vehicle have I experienced windshield cracks so frequently. Is this windshield thinner than industry norms? two times an object has hit the windshield while I was driving. Initially each impact only caused a chip on the windshield. Then a 12 inch crack appeared: a) the first crack appeared during the chip repair; b) the second incident's crack appeared 30 minutes after the windshield was chipped. The latest crack is available for inspection. The cracks caused no safety issues.

Windshield cracking when I hit a "hard shell" bug on the interstate. . . Not a rock, nor a stone, but a bug!. . . Nobody around the vehicle in the middle of nowhere. . . ;in broad daylight. . . Going to cost me a high deductable because it cracked right in the line of vision for the driver. . . Total replacement required. . . Toyota wont stand behind their product . . . This windshield is way too soft. . . !!!.

A crack in the windshield appeared at approximately 13,000 on June 20, 2022. It appeared after a short local trip-seemingly out of no where. Initially the crack was about six inches long, ending at the bottom of the window pane. Minutes later, the crack continued an additional foot. The crack has continuted to grow and on 10/14/22 is in excess of 2 feet long, with approximately 19,000 miles. The windshield had been out of stock since July, 2022 when I initiated an insurance claim. It is now scheduled to be replaced on 10/24/22.

High frequency vibration of the driver side external mirror at speeds above 45 miles per hr. As a result it impossible to make out vehicles and vehicle details beyond 15 meter behind. It's hard to focus the eyes to mirror. Could be happening to passenger side to but undiscernible from driverside. Vehicle issue found less than 5 days from the date of delivery(1st Sep 2022). Toyota doesn't have a solution is what the dealer is saying trying to get replacement mirror. Issue had been confirmed Toyota refusing to provide replacement or acknowledgement of the problem. Problem with Toyota safety sense drcc, lda, lta, etc. There is a body roll, at high speed and cornering vehicle feel unstable. During drcc if the speed is set say at 70 miles, one has ability to accelerate more by pressing the accelerator. Say the speed is increased to 80 miles per hr. The car doesn't sometime start slowing down after taking foot off the pedal. Sometime the speed continues to increase where the car should start slowing down when pressing of the pedal stops. Had to force brake due to safety concerns and possibility of a accident with the vehicle at the front. Tested few times same behavior. The lane keep is finicky and many times just doesn't provide the visual confirmation at the gauge and misbehaves in cornering in a major way. Keep assist looses control and strat drifting to the left and the applied force tends to pull or force to the left the car left. Pull more to the left during cornering and the assist forces to the left on its own instead of staying in the middle of the lane. High speed cornering feels unstable and with drcc acceleration and speed doesn't account for vehicle stability. Had to brake multiple times to make sure the vehicle stability is not compromised. There seems to some level of system issue that is not getting addressed though this is a tested platform.

Driving local freeway, 65 degrees and sunny, light traffic. . . . Loud impact sound but no cars in our immediate vicinity, nothing in the roadway. Once stopped, examined car and found the large panoramic sunroof had spontaneously exploded. Sunroof cover was in place so no glass fell into passenger compartment, thankfully. Pictures available. No inspection by dealer or insurance. No prior indications of any issues. No weather extremes at the time. No impact from any external or internal object could be found. Remaining glass in sunroof bulges upwards slightly.

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Windshield crack development possibly from an unnoticed very small impact. On August 13, 2022 we noticed a crack from center passenger side bottom edge arcing up and towards the driver side. No impact was ever noticed, heard, or seen. Upon close inspection there appears to possibly be a small/micro impact point that should not result in the development of a crack. This affects safety due to visibility issues. Insurance claim filed but not inspected or repaired.

My windshield was hit by a small rock about 2 inches from the bottom. This spread into a crack at least a foot long that curves across the windshield.

The windshield inexplicably cracked. The outside temp was 78 degrees, it was sunny and I was driving with no traffic or other cars at all on the road. There is no sign of a rock strike or any object impact to the windshield.

I came out to get in my vehicle and observed a large crack beginning in the heat band along the bottom of the windshield. I was not aware of anything that hit my windshield to cause such a significant crack. After observing where the crack begins, it appears to have just split and cracked. A clear point of impact is not apparent.

Came out one morning to find a huge crack in my windshield. It’s a brand new car and I still have less than 10k miles on it. It will cost between $1000-$1600 to replace it… ??.

Cracked windshirld.

Windshield cracked on its own.

Windshield cracked extremely easily, small pebble cracked more than half my windshield. People also reporting theirs cracking from just sitting. (have never seen this happen in other cars I’ve owned) many other people owning 2021 Venza are having same issue. Already called Toyota corperate to inform them of issue.

Car has a windshield crack starting at the rubber seal into the windshield approx. 7 inches. It happened while sitting. It hadn't been driven.

I purchased my car on Dec. 21, 2021 and on March 12, 2022, a small pebble hit the driver side windshield on the lower side and created a small ding. By the next day, the windshield had a 30 inch crack across the drivers side in an arch toward the top center. It took until April 19, 2022 before the replacement windshield could be installed due to back order. My drivers visibility was terrible with sun glare on this crack. I had to pay my deductible to have it replaced. On may 16, 2022, as I was driving down the highway another small rock apparently hit the passengers side lower part of the windshield, but this time it shattered the glass so hard that a hole was formed and shards of glass shot out all over my dash. The crack went two ways up toward the top center in another arch. This scared me so bad I was shaking. Now my car is not safe to drive and I don't know how long it will take to have this oem windshield replaced yet again. There is something wrong and now I am seeing that there are many more people with this same problem. There is also a class action lawsuit against Toyota for knowing the windshields are bad and refusing to do anything about it.

Widshield cracked all of a sudden without any reason.

Arch shaped crack in front windshield starting on passenger side reaching across to driver's side. No impact or other trauma to the windshield.

Defective component: front windshield. Available for inspection: yes the passenger side windshield has a tiny crack 25 and 1/2 inches from base of windshield that extends upward 7 and 1/4 inches and arcs toward the drivers' side 4 and 1/2 inches. The car was secured in our garage from 1/4/22---4/19/22. It was not driven until 4/21/22. Shortly after the first drive the defect was noticed. Concerned that entire window could crack and lead to an accident or further repair costs. Have appt. With dealer, but my research has indicated the dealer does not cover under warranty and Toyota will not issue recall even though many others have experienced the same issue. Inspected by other agencies or organizations: no warnings, messages, or symptoms: no.

On Monday 4/18/2022, I was driving to work and heard a pop. Nothing hit my windshield and within about 5 seconds I seen a crack start to run across my windshield.

Large (16”) crack suddenly appeared in the windshield overnight. The previous day was spent driving around town at low speeds (<40mph) and light traffic. The crack extends from the drivers side lower corner in a diagonal line toward the middle of the windshield. Over the last few days the crack is slowly becoming larger. Vehicle has not yet been inspected by Toyota for this issue.

A large crack appeared on my windshield while I was driving in the city. I didn’t hear a rock hit it and have no idea what caused it. I have seen many complaints online about the exact same thing happening with this same vehicle. Took it to local Toyota dealer and they said it was hit by a rock or it was caused by cold temperature or a ding that I didn’t get repaired…everything except that it might be defective. Obviously a damaged windshield is a safety hazard for several reasons: visibility, supporting the structure around it, safety features not working correctly.

Windshield cracked on passenger side while driving. No rock or pebble was heard hitting glass. This is the second time in 3 months.

The windshield had a quality issue concern, we inform the dealership and vehicle manufacturer for this concern but didn't receive solution regards this product quality issue. It become greater concern since its a very new vehicle and we doubt should be replace original windshield parts because this quality concern.

Windshield crack starting in upper, driver's side extending diagonally to the middle, center of windshield. Crack occurred while starting car in owner's driveway. Windshield replaced by safelite 3/25/22.

My car was parked overnight in an uncovered hotel parking lot in irving texas. When I walked to my car in the morning, I discovered a long, arched crack, that was not there when I last drove the car the previous evening. The part of the crack that is visible to the driver is about 12 inches long, but the crack extends below, in the tinted black area, for another 6 inches or so. I believe there may be a tiny chip in the glass just below the line where the glass changes from black to clear. To-date no repair/replacement has been made, so it is available for inspection. This is a safety hazard because a compromised windshield is weakened and may crack further, decreasing the driver's visibility, as well as increasing the risk that it could shatter. My understanding is that there are a number of other Venza owners who have experienced the same thing, many of whom have filed reports with NHTSA.

I am leasing 2021 Venza xle. The vehicle was purchased on 03/2021 and it has ~8000 miles on it today (02/21/2022) on 02/20/2022, at the stop sign, I heard striking sound followed by visible crack on the front windshield, bottom side near driver seat. It wasn't obviously caused by hitting from any objects but by no reason. . Read more...

Windshield breaks easily.

Without any warning, while driving the drivers side windshield began to crack from the bottom up towards the middle in an arc.

Just purchased the car in first week of January. In the second week of February for about 1141 miles driven, a crack of about 12 inches at the bottom of the windshield (photo attached) appeared for no reason while stopping at work. Upon inspection, a seemingly small pebble, probably an ice salt of about 1mm, may have hit earlier (photo attached) which should not result in such a large crack.

Windshield cracked center of windshield, at the bottom, from a small pebble hitting it about 2 inches from the bottom. Car has approx. 7,500 miles and is barely 7 months old. Have seen this problem with dozens of owners in the same location of the windshield. Windshield also is leaking (see photo) from under the rearview mirror plastic cover.

Windshield stress cracks for no reason, nothing hit it. Venza windshields are defective and hazardous.

The vehicle was parked in a parking lot for several hours. After returning to the vehicle, it was found that a crack had appeared on the drivers side of the windshield that was approximately 12 inches long, starting at the bottom left of the windshield, and moving upwards. The crack is right through the middle of where the driver must look when driving down the road, which is a safety hazard. The salesman at the dealer stated that he hadn't heard about this problem, but in looking online, many others have complained about the same vehicle having windshield cracking issues. The vehicle is scheduled to be inspected by the dealer tomorrow.

Windshield 20 inch crack with no rock impact, no visible impact mark. Multiple other owners reporting same issue. Windshield is soft and cracking due to flex in car, or small projectile impact that should not cause major spidering cracks.