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2004 Toyota Camry tires problems

25 complaints (4% of all complaints for this car). Typical mileage when it fails: 13,500. 4 crashes reported.

owner complaints
25
of this car's complaints
4%
typical mileage
13,500
crashes
4
recalls
0

Which part fails

  • Sidewall
    5
  • Tread/belt
    3
  • Valve
    1
  • Temporary/emergency spare tire
    1

At what mileage

Complaints by mileage at the time of the problem.

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200k+

Toyota Camry tires problems in other years

19901995200020052010201520202024

Specific symptoms reported on the 2004 Toyota Camry tires

Phrases found in the owners' own descriptions, so one complaint can mention several symptoms.

Tire blowout 5

Related recalls

No recalls on record for this model year.

What 2004 Toyota Camry owners say

Most recent owner complaints, unedited.

Filed Mar 12, 2019 · Tires · 125,616 miles · NY

Rear driver side firestone tire guaranteed for 70,000 miles blown into pieces while driving on march 11, 2019. It has only 36,000 miles on it. On march 12, 2019, I notified brian of firestone customer service (800/367-3872) and he asked me to take it for inspection by firestone, 715b merrick ave, westbury, ny 11590 (516/228-9055) at 11.00 am on march 14, 2019

Filed Nov 22, 2011 · Acceleration, Steering · WA

The left front tire ( new tire, I punched 4 new michelin tires 7/11) on my car popped. I am not sure if the car pedal got stuck first, everything happened fast. Steering became impossible and the car when side to side as I attempted to steer the car. The stewing wheel would turn, but it didn't work. The major thing is that I couldn't operate the car because of the pedal getting stuck and the steering was impossible after that. The car was taken to carriage cage auto repair by aaa, who recommended I take it there, since the car could not be driven. I then went to the er room for care. Nationwide insurance was notified, they gave an estimate of over five thousand dollars to repair the car. Toyota in lake city, wa -bruce in auto care was notified regarding the pedal becoming stuck. I will have to take the car there once it is repaired. I wonder how safe is the car and what can be done about it.

Filed Apr 7, 2009 · Tires · LA

My wife unknowingly drove on a flat tire. After I collected her and the car, I took the tire to sears and they said the valve stem failed. The tire was replace but I had to pay for it. Months later, she had a nail in a tire so I took the car back to sears. They patched it, and a week or so later it was flat again. When I took it in, I noticed another tire was flat and that had a bad valve stem. So, now 3 of the original valve stems had been replaced. Last night, she had another flat tire, I changed it, and it was the remaining valve stem. I bought the tires at sears and complained after the second valve stem that there was a problem. The manager said that my wife must be driving up on curbs. I checked the dates and the tires were installed right in the middle of the recall period. Sears is not handling this problem well--they are putting people on the road with defective valve stems. I did not know officially that there was a documented problem until I returned from sears this morning and did some checking on the internet.

Filed Aug 5, 2008 · Tires · 41,200 miles · TX

Two tires went flat for faulty valves.

Filed Sep 11, 2007 · Airbags, Tires · 23,000 miles · FL · crash · 1 injury

Tl*the contact owns a 2004 toyota camry. While switching lanes at 35 MPH, the contact crashed into the rear of another vehicle. She stated that the tires slid without resistance and the air bags failed to deploy. The police arrived on the scene and filed a report. The vehicle was towed to a dealer, but no repairs were made. The contact sustained several minor injuries. The powertrain was unknown. The current and failure mileages were 23,000.

Filed Nov 14, 2006 · Tires · NJ

To whom it may concern: I bought a 2004 toyota camry from a toyota dealer, green brook, nj on june 2004. It came with goodyear 205/r60/15 tires. I only drove mainly on city roads and the mileage is only 20,500 miles. I rotated four tires once in the past two years. I, however, am shocked to find that the tire treads in radial direction (across from the center tread to the outer rim) of all four tires were totally gone today when I visited a car shop for oil change. I have been experiencing car sliding on wet road since I bought the car but I did not know what the cause is. The technician in the car pointed out the tread problem to me that the car sliding problem is because the worn-out outer tread could not expel water out from the inner center tread. He warned me the serious safety issue on driving such worn-out tires on a watery or iced road surface. I checked your product information that states the tire warranty is 80,000 miles. How could this worn-out tread problem happen when the mileage only reaches a quarter of the warranty. I have checked the internet that there have been many complaints on this issue specified to the toyota camry 2004. Toyota shall address this issue and make a recall or compensation in response to this safety concern.

Filed Aug 25, 2006 · Tires · FL

My wife was driving our 04' camry limited edition with michelin p235/45/18 mxm4 factory installed tires at 70 miles an hour one tire blew out. The company was sent an e-mail outlining the incident. They ask us to bring the tire in to be checked. After examination we were told the failure was due to a small puncture the size of a tooth pick in the center of the tire. The rip in the tire where it blew was about 8" long and was right at the area of where the belt meets the side wall. The event caused my wife to become extremely upset. We have ordered 4 new tires from costco because my wife does not believe the company's findings. Upon further examination by me I noticed the inside of the tire rubber was extremely damaged only on one side that blew in a circle where the belt joins the side wall. The opposite side was in pristine condition. We have our cars dealer serviced routinely. The new tires have cost us more than $1000.00 for 4 new tires. We do not accept the company's findings and wish to go on the record regarding this tire failure incident. The vehicle is still parked awaiting the delivery of the new tires which are not stocked any where locally.

Filed May 26, 2006 · Brakes, Tires · 8,000 miles · NY · crash

I own a 2004 toyota camry le, my problem with this vehicle are two things one is the braking system/ABS and the second is the tires bridgestone. The pedal is too soft, doesn't stop the car as it should, the ABS locked on many occasions regardless of the weather condition. I managed to hit a the front of the car twice and once in the rear. All of the ABS system, while the damage is only to my car its becoming a very serious safety issue regarding the how safe is this vehicle. I have spoken with the dealer and he replaced the pads once, however the problem still exist and the rear breaks are making squeaky sound. I have 21,000 miles on this car and its my first new car and it will be the last toyota I own. The dealer denies any problems and they say its normal but its not.

Filed Mar 2, 2006 · Tires · 126,000 miles · GA

Dt*: the contact stated the vehicle was parked for 8 hours in 70 degree sunny weather, and the spare tire in the trunk over inflated and burst. The spare tire was used 2 weeks prior with no problems. The tire incident caused only minor damage to the trunk; however the audio speakers were destroyed.

Filed Nov 7, 2005 · Tires · 19,647 miles · GA

Dt: the consumers vehicle had two blowouts. The first one was on the right rear, and the second one was on the left front. The sidewall of the tires blew out while driving. The speed was 55 MPH. The consumer had been in contact with the manufacturer of the tires. The consumer was in contact with the vehicle manufacturer and they referred him back to the tire manufacturer. The consumer had pieces of the tires available. These were the original tires that had come on his vehicle. *ak (12/08/05) the consumer followed up with the tire manufacturer and they agreed to replace 2 ties at no charge. The tire failures had occurred during the day time on clear days while traveling on the expressway. The vehicle was regularly maintained.

Questions about the 2004 Toyota Camry tires

Does the 2004 Toyota Camry have tires problems?

Owners have filed 25 complaints about the tires of the 2004 Toyota Camry, 4% of all its complaints.

At what mileage do 2004 Toyota Camry tires problems start?

The typical (median) mileage in owner complaints is 13,500 miles.

Was there a recall on the 2004 Toyota Camry tires?

There is no recall for this problem on this model year.

What year does the Toyota Camry have bad tires?

The Toyota Camry model years with the most tires complaints are 2002 (54 complaints), 2007 (42 complaints) and 1998 (41 complaints).

Other 2004 Toyota Camry problems

Acceleration 238Steering 80Airbags 79Brakes 74Engine 55Transmission 48Electrical 37Fuel system 29Suspension 20Body 19Seat belts 13Visibility 12Driver assistance 8Lights 6Locks 6Seats 3Wheels 2

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