Since purchasing my Toyota Corolla, I have experienced a chronic brake pad system issue that appears to stem from manufacturing defects. When the car has been parked for an extended period, such as overnight, there is a noticeable squeaking noise from the brake system when I first press the brake pedal. Additionally, while driving between speeds of 80-110 km/h, a whistling noise comes from the front area of the car, which is audible inside the cabin. I reported these problems during both the 1,000 km and 10,000 km services, requesting repairs under warranty. However, the service center staff claimed they could not detect the noise and did not perform any repairs. As customers, we trust renowned automotive brands like Toyota and their authorized service centers, but they fail to acknowledge and fix these manufacturer-related defects, leaving us frustrated and without a resolution.
I own a Toyota Corolla Hybrid vehicle. Since the day I purchased it, all maintenance has been regularly performed at authorized service centers. When I initially reported the accelerator pedal issue seen in the video, the service team said the noise was caused by the sensor and that there was no act...
Shortly after the maintenance of my 2020 model Toyota Corolla, which is still under warranty, I began hearing a strange noise coming from the part called the tensioner log in the engine. When I contacted the service and the headquarters, they claimed this part was not covered under warranty, despite...
My Toyota Corolla Cross developed a steering rack issue, and since the car is under warranty and has regular service maintenance, the dealership confirmed that the part would be replaced. However, 51 days have passed, and my car is still not repaired. My wife uses this car daily to take our child t...
In 2020, I purchased a brand new Corolla. Before the warranty expired, we faced a battery problem, got stranded on the road, and had the battery replaced under warranty. However, approximately a year and a half later, I encountered the same issue again, and when I went to the service center, they cl...
I'm the proud owner of a 2017 Corolla, and I've always diligently maintained and replaced parts, such as brake pads and wipers, through authorized services. My Corolla is still covered by Toyota's 10-year warranty, but the tire pressure sensor recently failed. When I took it to the service center, t...
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