Toyota recalls 11,019 LandCruiser 300 over transmission fault

Toyota Australia has issued a recall affecting more than 11,000 LandCruiser 300 vehicles. The recall follows the identification of a transmission control module (TCM) programming issue in certain 2025 models.

Affected variants

• Toyota LandCruiser Wagon GR-S
• Toyota LandCruiser Wagon GX
• Toyota LandCruiser Wagon GXL
• Toyota LandCruiser Wagon VX
• Toyota LandCruiser Wagon Sahara
• Toyota LandCruiser Wagon Sahara ZX

All vehicles fall within the 2025 model year.

What’s the defect, and why is it serious?

The defect relates to the Transmission Control Module (TCM) software calibration in affected vehicles. Due to incorrect programming, the transmission may rev higher than intended.

This can result in:

• Loss of motive power while driving
• Transmission fluid leakage

If leaking transmission fluid comes into contact with an ignition source, it could lead to a vehicle fire.

Because of this, the issue is classified as serious, as it increases the risk of injury or death to occupants, other road users, and bystanders, along with potential property damage.

Which vehicles are affected?

Make: Toyota
Model: LandCruiser 300 (FJA300R)
Year Range: 2025
Variants: GR-S, GX, GXL, VX, Sahara, Sahara ZX
Total Units Affected: 11,019
Recall Number: REC-006549
Campaign Number: 6GG01

Toyota has published a VIN list for affected vehicles. Owners should check whether their vehicle is included.

What should owners do now?

Toyota will contact affected owners directly in writing.

Owners should book an appointment with their preferred authorised Toyota dealer to have the vehicle inspected and rectified free of charge. Given the potential safety implications, the repair should be completed promptly.

Need help? Here’s who to contact

Toyota Recall Assist Support Line
Phone: 1800 987 366 (Mon–Fri, 8am–7pm AEST/AEDT)
Email: recallsupport@toyota.dataresponse.com.au
Website: toyota.com.au/recalls

This recall is being conducted under the authority of the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts, Australia’s national vehicle safety regulator.