The local dealer is 10 miles away. Should I drive or have it towed? I can get there without getting on the freeway.
I've don't even have 2 months of ownership on this ride.
I've don't even have 2 months of ownership on this ride.
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Toyota Care should cover the tow which is probably the safer option. I drove with hazards on cause my dealer was only 2-3 miles away. Depends on your comfort level.The local dealer is 10 miles away. Should I drive or have it towed? I can get there without getting on the freeway.
I've don't even have 2 months of ownership on this ride.
I know, kinda crazy for a brand that’s known for reliability... I’m always going to be wondering when the next failure will be and if it’ll happen on a road trip or in the mountains.That's scary that they didn't even try to find a cause. What if we are making a turn on a mountain pass and it shuts off and the steering wheel couldn't return back to center...
The service manager said they looked at it today, got a foreman involved, whatever that means, hopefully a senior tech, and need it for another day. I asked for scans/diagnostics but he said the tech/foreman hasn’t shared it with him yet.I know, kinda crazy for a brand that’s known for reliability... I’m always going to be wondering when the next failure will be and if it’ll happen on a road trip or in the mountains.
@a_double any updates from the dealer?
Hello. New here after picking up my 26 Limited. Following this thread…If I were in your position, I’d have it towed and make a helluva scene of it! Lol, kidding but man, seriously frustrating.The local dealer is 10 miles away. Should I drive or have it towed? I can get there without getting on the freeway.
I've don't even have 2 months of ownership on this ride.
Hybrid or not. Anything can happen to any vehicle as all new gens have kinks. Lastly it wouldn’t hinder me from buying a Hybrid 4Runner.That's scary that they didn't even try to find a cause. What if we are making a turn on a mountain pass and it shuts off and the steering wheel couldn't return back to center...