Passenger side behind the driver's seat's tire blew out. Started to drive and car was moving slower and eventually had to pull over because car felt unstable. Was not given an alarm that the tire was blown and flat. Was driving less than 30mph, in a straight, flat street.

- San Pablo, CA, USA

10/19-left rear tire kept loosing pressure, I took it to the mechanic, they couldn't find anything, I again took it after 2 weeks, they changed the tire. Miles 7014. On 9/26/20-miles 16430, the same tire left passenger blew out on the freeway. No indicator of tire pressure being low came on. The tire was completely blown out. I lost control of the car, thankfully it stopped on left side. It was very scary. No was hurt, but I could have died. I was driving about 70mph.

- Redlands, CA, USA

2 Toyota complaints: 1) my 2019 Prius prime 11,597 miles: On hwy 85 South 11/27 10:30pm got flat tire & drove to side lane on hwy. Called Toyota tow service @ 10:37pm which is in Georgia not calif. Tow not show until 1:16am 11/27 and towed car to dealer. It took 20 min. For call center in Georgia to initiate tow 2) the Prius prime does not come with a spare tire but has a tire puncture repair kit. My tire beyond puncture repair. A car with no spare tire of any kind is extremely dangerous situation for anyone. 2019 Prius primes don't come with spare tire. This hazard feature needs to change. I have expended warranty and service contract and tire was not covered so besides the unsafe condition my husband endured we also got a bill for $168.19 to replace and install the damaged tire. I will write to Toyota roadside assist. Regarding Georgia center dispatching tows in calif.? & Toyota to complain about no spare tire and a design instead of lift back maybe side opening like Jeep so spare tire can go on back like Jeep spare. I have read on yelp about other Toyota owners complaining about no spare tire.

- San Jose, CA, USA

Car had 27540 miles on factory original toyo nanoenergy tires when the rear passenger tire blew out. I was 22 miles into my drive home. No tps warning and I had visually looked at my tires before heading home. The entire tread separated from the sidewalls. The sidewalls stayed with the rim and I was able to safely stop the car on the grass median. This type of sidewall blowout has never happened in all my years of driving. I was on us-321 North bound just after the hardin rd exit going 70 mph at time of blowout. Not in a turn but nearly straight line driving. Weather was mostly sunny and 65 degrees.

- Hickory, NC, USA