Tl* the contact owns a 2007 toyota camry solara. the contact discovered bubbles on the wheels of the vehicle. the vehicle was taken to dealer where it was diagnosed that all wheels may fail and needed to be replaced. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure. the failure mileage was 122,000. updated 05/17/16*lj
A low noise like the vehicle was being driven in a lower gear than drive. the vehicle was taken to david maus toyota. the service advisor stated the right front wheel bearing and hub were bad. i questioned a wheel bearing going out at 14000 miles. the service advisor said we should drive the car more. i contacted the toyota distributor who contacted the toyota service rep. the service rep said due to age toyota would not repair it. he further stated that the car should be driven more. i took the car to phillips toyota in leesburg, florida. they checked the vehicle and found both front wheel bearings and one front hub bad. they replaced both bearings and a hub. since this did not sound like a wheel bearing had it not been found, it could have caused the front wheels to lock up which could have resulted in an accident. there is no mention in any of toyota's material telling the customer that they should drive the vehicle a specified number of miles during a certain time period. *js
1.twice within 1st year: the car accelerated quickly while i was driving on the road; it was hard to stop. i thought the floor mat was under the gas pedal. later, the car suddenly revved up and accelerated as i was leaving a parking lot. after i took my foot off of the gas, it kept increasing speed. nothing was in the way of the pedal that time. i was able to gain control. (the service tech told me the experience i relayed to him was not possible.) still, the car accelerates by itself, most recently three days ago. i had it set at 60 mph on cruise control. it wouldn't stay at 60. i had to decrease the cruise speed 3 or 4 times. i routinely have to manually reduce the cruise control speed by bumping the lever down. i have become used to this malfunction. toyota employees denied a defect and refused to repair the faulty parts. during the first 18 months, i took my car in approximately 20 times. no repairs were made. 2.rain enters above the driver's side window. odi id number:10242104 has been established because of the same complaint on the same make and model. 3.the right front tire had to be replaced twice during the first 6 months i had the car because the tires in that position damaged quickly for no legitimate cause. i had to buy a whole set of tires before the car had 18,000 miles on it because they were wearing so badly that they were unsafe. this coincides with odi id number:10269039 citing the same problems on another 07 solara convertible. 4.the soft top has unraveled in two places above the front windshield at the seam where it is sewn together. toyota's response has varied from: nothing wrong with it, i must have damaged it, and it isn't covered under warranty. 5.the electronic seat stuck. it was left in a forward position (as if to allow access to the back seat). the tech said the car didn't have power seat functions. i told him i'd paid for one on my itemized bill and i'd been using it. unrepaired, it resumed working by itself weeks later. *tr