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Toyota Prius repairs by problem area
Engine (30%)
Transmission and Drivetrain (2%)
Brakes and Traction Control (5%)
Suspension and Steering (12%)
Electrical and Air Conditioning (36%)
Paint, Rust, Leaks, Rattles, and Trim (7%)
Other (6%)
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Chart based on 2173 repairs.
Toyota Prius suspension repair cost distribution
$2500+ (1%)
$1000 - $2499 (10%)
$500 - $999 (26%)
$100 - $499 (38%)
< $100 (26%)
Chart based on 242 repair trips. The repair cost chart excludes repairs made under warranty, do-it-yourself repairs, and repair trips that include maintenance.
2015 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
98-horsepower 1.8L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 54300 mi | Stabilizer link or something. Replaced. |
2014 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
98-horsepower 1.8L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 15000.0 mi US $117 |
Car was unstable, drifting back and forth in it's lane. Had to constantly correct steering just to go straight. Any dip in the roadway and the car would head in that direction. Any crosswind required corrections. Front end alignment was checked and found to be out of spec. |
2013 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
98-horsepower 1.8L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 9000 mi | Faulty caster bolt. Took 2 days because the recall. |
2012 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
98-horsepower 1.8L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 3000 mi | The car had a "clunky" feel in the steering from new. It was only noticeable when moving the steering wheel large amounts at rest, and parking lot speed. The steering intermediate shaft was replaced, fixing the problem. Rough U-joint. |
| 63000 mi US $800 |
A slight knock could be heard when turning, especially if turning in bumpy conditions. If turning under speed, a slight clicking sound was heard. Upper control arm bushing wore out early requiring a replacement. |
| 73500.0 mi | A slight knock could be heard when turning, especially if turning in bumpy conditions. If turning under speed, a slight clicking sound was heard. Upper control arm bushing wore out early requiring a replacement. This is the 2nd time for the same problem, at the same shop. We were told again that they could not reproduce the issue. Will return when time permits to take technicians for a test drive. |
| 24240 mi | Steering column assembly knocking noise when turning. |
| 38180 mi | Replaced steering rack |
| 42160 mi | Steering rod rattling noise |
| 49160 mi | Readjust, tighten steering rod |
2011 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
98-horsepower 1.8L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 68700 mi US $540 |
Failed front passenger side wheel bearing. This lead to very load road noise. Entire hub needed to be replaced. Toyota parts used. Mechanic was able to replace hub on car so no alignment needed. |
| 113000.0 mi US $470 |
Passenger side rear wheel bearing replaced |
| 8680 mi | Rattling noise for steering shaft, |
| 13020 mi $90 |
Replaced steering column shaft - design fault. Fixed rattling noises - dashboard, center console. |
| 21040 mi | FL suspension link noise-Replaced. |
| 25420 mi $180 |
Noise heard when go over bump |
| 32020 mi $489 |
Thud felt when turning |
| 36860 mi | EPS replace. Problem resurface again--small amount of free play when turning. RF suspension replaced due to noise. |
| 41540 mi | EPS never fixed. |
2010 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
98-horsepower 1.8L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 101600 mi US $560 |
Bearing was damaged causing loud noises with the transmission |
| 117180 mi C $300 |
Front wheel bearings are vibrating. Replaced front left bearing, the right will be done in March. |
| 117180 mi C $300 |
Replaced front right wheel bearing. |
| 93000 mi US $420 |
Increasing vibration and noise observed over a few months. Determined the right rear wheel bearing was failing. Had it replaced at a local shop. |
| 111000 mi US $298 |
Rear shocks replaced |
| 114200 mi US $300 |
Failed wheel bearing right rear |
| 78000 mi US $560 |
passenger side rear wheel bearing started to fail |
| 14880 mi | Sounds of something loose and caused noise when drove over rough path |
| 39060 mi | Lubricated the rack as it caused knocking sound when do sharp turns. Knock continues. |
| 54560 mi | motor on steering column loosen caused noise when turn or on bumpy road |
| 70680 mi | The left rear hun & bearing assy replaced, due to the audible noise when speed over 60km/h |
| 98980 mi $500 |
Rear right bearing replaced. Was too noisy. |
| 95000 mi US $250 |
Stabilizer bars worn. Both were replaced. |
| 97400 mi C $270 |
Front left wheel bearing began to make noise. After inspection some minor play noticed. Replaced with Toyota OEM (Koyo) bearing. |
| 141500 mi | Replaced all struts, shocks and sway bars. Worn out shocks caused premature wear of rear tires, that were also replaced (tire cost not included in this report). Issue discovered because of excessive road noise. |
| 46000 mi US $626 |
Wheel bearing busted--replaced. |
| 82000 mi US $382 |
Upper steering shaft replaced under cpo warranty. Was causing clunking noise and jerky motion. |
| 59000 mi US $386 |
Both rear wheel bearing hubs were worn and making a terrible racket and were replaced. |
| 25000 mi US $140 |
Heard loud noise from front passenger; found FR wheel excessive play. Dealer found worn front and rear right wheel bearings. Replaced hub and bearing assmbly. Paid for 4 wheel alignment. |
| 155000 mi US $465 |
Heard a loud roaring sound above 35 mph. Replaced left rear hub and bearing assembly. |
| 78300 mi US $94 |
Driver side shock absorber failed - the seal busted. |
| 136300 mi US $500 |
Bad wheel bearing on driver side rear of vehicle. Entire assembly replaced. |
| 222000 mi US $797 |
Some kind of rod. |
| 98000 mi US $20 |
Back right shock squeaking. Mechanic tightened for free. Also did oil change same time. |
| 87000 mi | Worn wheel bearing |
| 36000 mi | Wheel Bearing failure - Drivers side |
| 31800 mi | Rear end alignment was off. There are no known adjustment for rear alignment. Dealer recommend body shop for fix. Dealer watching rear alignment If it gets worst then the car will be taken to a body shop for repairs. |
| 100000 mi US $200 |
Rear wheel bearings gone bad. Replaced both rear hub assembly with Timken parts. |
2009.5 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
98-horsepower 1.8L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 55800 mi | Play in steering column, most noticable when stationary but slightly noticeable as a clunk over low speed bumps. |
2009 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
76-horsepower 1.5L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 110000 mi US $1200 |
The care was making slight noise when going over bumps. Replaced both struts, and a sway bar link on the driver's side. |
| 111300 mi | After the dealer fixed the sway bar link on the driver's side wheel something came loose and started grinding terribly. We went to a local shop and they bent back a piece of metal that was out of place. The noise came back 100 miles later. |
| 87000 mi US $88 |
Bearings were bad, replaced both sides Continued to make noise when driving, strut mounts replaced both sides. Still making some noise when hitting potholes or road bumps |
| 107200 mi US $470 |
Front wheel bearing noisy and was replaced. |
| 170000 mi US $200 |
Noisy front wheel bearing- Replaced wheels bearing with new bearing assembly. |
| 101680 mi €70 |
Replaced front right wheelbearing. Clear pitting in the rolling-surface of the balls of the bearing. Also replaced front disks and pads, not added to the above mentioned price. |
| 131480 mi €125 |
Other front wheel bearing broken too (left this time iirc). |
| 163300 mi US $1100 |
Front struts |
| 80700 mi | Bad left front wheel bearing. No cost as I purchased extended warranty |
| 25000 mi US $355 |
right front wheel bearing only, saved the hub |
| 63860 mi | leaking strut replaced |
| 68200 mi C $700 |
both front wheel bearings |
| 100440 mi C $450 |
front wheel bearing replaced |
| 92000 mi US $320 |
It began as a loud noise from the drivers side tire. They replaced the wheel hub. |
| 98040 mi C $400 |
Left front wheel bearing replaced. |
| 37600 mi | Leaking rear shock absorber replaced under warranty while performing 60000 km service. |
| 64060 mi R 3000 |
The shock absorbers in the front strut assemblies were replaced. The shock absorbers were leaking and not performing like they used to due to normal wear and tear. |
2008.5 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
76-horsepower 1.5L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 107000 mi | Front left hand hub/wheel bearing replaced |
| 113500 mi £25 |
Sway bar links worn making knocking noise on uneven ground. |
2008 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
76-horsepower 1.5L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 123380 mi C $820 |
Faulty Wheel Bearing. Was Seized on CV shaft both had to be replaced |
| 150040 mi C $900 |
Struts were worn out. |
| 55360 mi C $126 |
Left front wheel bearing replaced under warranty. Dealer required a wheel alignment which was NOT covered under warranty. |
| 205000.0 mi US $460 |
passenger side front wheel bearing |
| 97200 mi US $500 |
replaced both rear shock absorbers, leaking |
| 87420 mi C $400 |
Front bearing assembly replaced. |
| 103540 mi C $1000 |
Front lower control arms replaced. "Play" was too high to pass safety inspection. Wheel alignment. |
| 150000 mi US $400 |
Replaced passenger side wheel bearing (necessitated entire hub assembly) |
| 165300 mi US $709 |
The car was making a lot of noise while driving. The shop replaced the hub bearing |
| 225000 mi US $560 |
The car was pulling to the left despite having been aligned. The car was making a very loud groan as I drove and having previously replaced the right bearing I assumed the left also needed changed. After changing the left bearing, the mechanic test drove the car and heard same noise I'd been hearing. The right bearing was also bad and the front axle had been cross-threaded and needed replaced. |
| 100440 mi C $570 |
Front right wheel bearing |
| 70000 mi US $600 |
Passenger front wheel bearing |
| 61000 mi US $250 |
Noticed I had to turn radio louder with windows down with beginning of warmer weather. Thought tire problem. At regular service interval dealer found and replaced defective both front wheel bearings. Charged for alignment. |
| 106200 mi US $600 |
Not normal, rather loud noise coming from front of car when rolling. Took car to dealer service and found driver side front wheel bearing failing. Dealer also recommended wheel alignment after bearing replacement . |
| 140000 mi US $600 |
rear end hit at 100k caused rear bushings and shocks to go bad Toyota refused responsibility even though I took it to them twice so I had a local shop do it at 1000 $ cheaper |
| 183200 mi US $623 |
Front wheel bearings |
| 99500 mi US $200 |
drivers side front strut failed, lost all it's fluid. I installed two new front struts. |
| 8300.0 mi US $220 |
fix problem with suspension post transmission rebuild |
| 88100 mi US $200 |
Front left wheel bearing noisy. Replaced bearing and hub. |
| 94100 mi US $200 |
Wheel bearing that was replaced a year earlier failed again and had to be replaced. Suspect faulty replacement bearing. |
| 158300 mi US $120 |
Tie-rod end on both side of the front axle. They were worn out due to occasional excessive load. |
| 68000 mi US $1200 |
Replaced front wheel bearings and aligned wheels |
| 44000 mi US $54 |
Leveling Sensor Linkage worn causing squeaking in back of car. |
| 36000 mi | Control arm makes noise when turning under braking. The parts were replaced |
| 69576.0 mi US $50 |
Replaced RF wheel bearing Replaced RF wheel bearing |
| 115500 mi US $489 |
LF wheel bearing squealing, replaced bearing |
| 21700 mi | Accidentally the bearings on the front right wheel were not correct and the shop replaced them the second day and provided a replacement car during the time without any costs. A big thumbs up for the courtesy of this dealer. |
| 92000 mi US $950 |
replacement of front struts left and right |
| 94700 mi US $40 |
Steering completely locked. Recall repair had been completed prior to this incident. Shop cleaned contact points. |
| 62000 mi | One Leaking rear strut. Will repair later. Update: it appeared to stop and never became an issue of suspension. |
| 80000 mi | There was a rattle when front tires went over a bump. Only noticeable at speed below 15 mph. Front Sway Bar links were worn out. |
| 95700 mi US $110 |
Front left wheel bearing replaced |
| 120000 mi US $200 |
Replaced all 4 shocks, when removed none really were very bad, car needed aligned really bad so I wanted to do shocks first. Also alignment required shims on rear and camber bolts up front, it drives like new now. Alignment cost 300. |
| 106000 mi US $1000 |
Replace front sway-bar links. |
| 99000 mi | Left rear shock replaced under Toyota platimum warranty. Costs was zero but would have been $315 if no warranty. |
2007 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
76-horsepower 1.5L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 118800 mi US $1400 |
replace front struts and rear shocks, various bellows |
| 50000 mi US $300 |
The repair shop recommended new shocks at the cost of $1100, front and rear shocks for the 2007 Prius. Repairs not done ! |
| 66000 mi US $300 |
Back Passenger Side Wheel Bearing was making noise and needed replacement. |
| 165000 mi US $1300 |
Replace worn components Struts replaced on all four corners |
| 185300 mi US $603 |
Driver's side wheel bearing badly worn; replaced. |
| 193000.0 mi US $317 |
Replace right rear hub assembly |
| 194000.0 mi US $576 |
Replace right front wheel bearing |
| 119000 mi US $1500 |
Bad front driver side wheel bearing |
| 67000 mi | Car developed clunking noise when going over bumps or into driveways after brake actuator was replaced. Dealership re-torqued all front suspension. Seems to have fixed the problem. |
| 110000 mi US $450 |
Right front wheel bearing (or something like that) needed to be replaced. When the wheels rotated, like when driving(!), it made it very noisy. |
| 85000 mi US $400 |
Wheel bearing failure |
| 142200 mi US $500 |
New owner of dealership: Went in for front end align. Dealer did not do; claiming damage to multiple front end components although car drives fine and only minor tire wear. |
| 220000 mi US $500 |
The dampers failed after about 219K! Over a long road trip they got hot and it felt like a low rider. Replaced with new toyota struts and shocks. Feels like a new car again. |
| 59000 mi US $500 |
Front passenger wheel bearing needed replacement after 58,000 miles |
| 81000 mi US $550 |
Both front wheel bearings were replaced (left was noisy, right had excessive play). Car also required alignment because the left steering knuckle had to be removed to extract the bearing. |
| 65000 mi | recall- replace steering part. they claimed preventive, but slack and wandering I'd previously noticed in the steering was gone. |
| 145000 mi US $200 |
Left Front Wheel Bearing |
| 3000.0 mi | vehicle was delivered with a leaking passenger side rear strut - repaired under warranty |
| 36580 mi C $220 |
Right front wheel noisy; bearing no good, replaced. |
| 42000 mi £50 |
leaking shock absorber |
| 65560 mi | Replaced both macpherson struts under warranty after one started leaking. |
| 75700 mi | Humming sound when driving. Dealer replaced left front wheel bearing under warranty. |
| 78000 mi US $200 |
I had brought the car in to get it allinged properly. The shop said suspension needed to be tighted a bit. Car drives much better now. |
| 92000 mi £750 |
Both rear coil springs broken. Both replaced |
| 55800 mi C $1000 |
main bearing in left front wheel required replacement |
| 135100 mi US $70 |
Excessive play in tie rod, replaced with my new part. Struts. Ride had gotten horrible. |
2006 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
76-horsepower 1.5L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 238700 mi US $80 |
Replaced both inner tie rod ends and performed alignment. |
| 260000.0 mi US $150 |
Steering rack worn out, causing shaking and shuddering at 75 mph. Replaced steering rack and pinion, and had it aligned. |
| 179000 mi US $480 |
Right front wheel bearing; diagnosed a while ago, but problem has gotten worse |
| 46300 mi | Problem presented as a rumbling/vibration sound that got loud at around 45MPH. right front wheel bearing was bad. Replaced under powertrain warranty. |
| 178000 mi US $745 |
Front shocks, $745. |
| 196000 mi US $800 |
Replace worn front strut shocks |
| 224200 mi US $1400 |
Replace front and rear shocks Replace upper strut supports Replace spring insulators Replace spring bellows |
| 166000 mi US $400 |
struts need to be replaced for first time |
| 180000 mi US $385 |
Replacement of left front wheel bearing |
| 22000.0 mi | Have had intermittent cracking noise in steering column or rack and pinion. Dealer has looked for the cause of the problem on two occasions but could not pinpoint the problem. Otherwise trouble free. |
| 32000.0 mi | Recurring cracking problem in steering mechanism (steering column or rack and pinion). Took my Prius in to the service department again to diagnose a cracking noise and sensation that can be felt in the steering wheel. It is an intermittent problem and as with the two other times I have taken the car in it didn't make a sound for the techni |
| 32000 mi | I located the cause of the cracking noise in my steering column by myself. The plastic in the dash must be rubbing on the column. Adjusting the wheel up and down eliminates the problem. |
| 91200 mi US $200 |
Noise from front end. Especially loud at 25 - 27 mph. Replaced wheel bearing. |
| 109000 mi US $1500 |
Front Wheels noisy, wheel bearings replaced |
| 135000 mi US $900 |
Both front wheel bearings failed |
| 77500 mi US $1100 |
replaced both front wheel bearings |
| 108000.0 mi US $250 |
Old age; I had the wheel bearing fixed. |
| 58000 mi US $450 |
Front driver side wheel bearing replaced. |
| 122000 mi US $1000 |
Front Passenger wheel bearing was bad. |
| 125500 mi US $325 |
broken left rear spring |
| 141000 mi US $450 |
left front wheel bearing |
| 113200 mi US $1350 |
Clunking sound on bumps |
| 69500 mi | Right passenger wheel bearing was making a sound. Needed to be replaced. some nut was damaged and needed to be replaced as well. They needed a few days because extended warranty people had to randomly inspect. Would have been $1K. |
| 90700 mi | Bad wheel bearing |
2005 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
76-horsepower 1.5L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 111000 mi US $817 |
The left front wheel bearing wore out. Replaced both since it was in the shop. |
| 100000 mi US $800 |
Right front wheel bearing making noise, it was replaced. |
| 284000 mi US $1700 |
front wheel bearings replaced, back brakes replaced |
| 96000 mi US $704 |
Clunking in front end when driving over sharp bumps at low speed. Replaced both front struts, which necessitated a 4-wheel alignment. |
| 99000 mi US $2076 |
Rack & pinion, Half-shaft & Yoke assy, 4-wheel alignment Replace rear struts |
| 132000 mi US $1390 |
R&R Shifter. R&R Hub & Bearing Assemblies front left and right |
| 168700 mi US $1036 |
Sway Bar Frame Bushing Front Stabilizer Bar Bushing - Both Both front Struts R&R Rear shock/strut assembly Poly-Rib Belt (Water Pump drive belt) |
| 142000 mi US $600 |
Left wheel bearing was noisy. Replaced wheel bearing assembly. |
| 102920 mi C $650 |
Hum from right side of car developed at speeds of 50km/h and faster. Wheel bearing replaced and 4 wheel alignment. |
| 46000 mi US $500 |
Front stabilizer bar/assy replaced |
| 65300 mi US $682 |
Front wheel bearing needed replacement - many potholes in MA are hard to see at night. |
| 137400 mi US $718 |
Corrosion had deteriorated the functioning of the strut on one side; other side strut had already been replaced earlier due to a collision. |
| 160000.0 mi US $797 |
One of the rear strut assembly springs had broken (normal wear, tear & corrosion). Both rear strut assemblies replaced. |
| 93000 mi €275 |
Steering wheel starting making a clicking noise. The problem may have been caused by a previous dealer. The noise was absent before replacing the entire steering column as part of a recall. |
| 178200 mi US $130 |
Replaced noisy wheel bearing |
| 116000 mi US $13 |
Sway bar bushing cracked and fell out and the car was making a rattling noise on the drivers side over bumps. I jacked the car up and noticed the bushing had fallen out so I bought replacements at the dealer and put them in. |
| 127720 mi C $450 |
Noisy left front hub bearing. Replaced by Midas Muffler using dealer parts. Dealer price for parts was substantially lower than wholesale price available at other sources. Overall experience with local dealership contacts has been very positive. |
| 171120 mi C $350 |
Noisy bearing in right front hub assembly. Replaced assembly. Dealer cost for part was half of what was being charged at aftermarket suppliers. |
| 215760 mi C $220 |
Right Front wheel bearing becoming slightly noisy, so replaced as a precaution. |
| 220760 mi C $385 |
Replaced front driver side wheel bearing |
| 114500 mi £300 |
Broken coil spring replaced with other side coil spring replaced to match. |
| 145300 mi | The shocks started feeling bad and were losing their pressure. Replaced all the shocks. |
| 49000.0 mi US $220 |
Replace height sensor. Replaced myself, got part from Parts.com |
| 241000 mi US $150 |
Front left wheel bearing failed. Replaced with OEM Toyota wheel bearing/hub assembly. |
| 125000 mi US $332 |
The front sway bar links were getting loose. The front stabilizer bar control was removed and replaced. |
| 297000 mi US $330 |
front left strut bad / replaced both front with used stut assemblies 2x$75.00 plus $180.00 labor |
| 127000 mi US $600 |
Rear shocks were leaking - replaced |
| 152000 mi | Dealer informed us that rear struts needed replacing and the noise was from the differential. Est. repair for struts $1000, differential could go another 100K miles. |
| 148000 mi US $400 |
new wheel bearings needed |
| 87000 mi | When tires were replaced on 8/21/09, an alignment was performed during which the technician noted excessive toe-in on the right rear wheel that would have to be shimmed to be corrected. No uneven wear at this point, so no shimming will be done yet. |
| 202000 mi US $375 |
Wheel bearing had play, was replaced |
| 118100 mi US $500 |
Heard a rumbling in the front end and was diagnosed with "play" in front left wheel assembly, repair was made - noise is gone. |
| 123000 mi US $450 |
replaced 2nd front end module containing a noisy wheel bearing. |
| 158000 mi US $3000 |
All 4 struts blown |
| 160000 mi | Struts still need replacement |
| 163000 mi | Struts never replaced. Also sway bar rattle. |
2004 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatch
76-horsepower 1.5L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 180000 mi US $200 |
Deferred Maintenance of the front Struts. Replaced both struts and upper mounts at my local gas station (not hybrid related so dealer not required) Diagnose periodic "clunk" in steering column - $90. Parts ordered. Did ATF refresh (3rd time) - $100. Replaced upper steering Column unit! cost $800 + diag. Parts - $600 (Shaft assembly, Yoke sub assembly, Steering shaft 1) Labor $180 |
| 299300 mi US $136 |
LF bearing failed. Due to corrosion I had a machine shop remove the old bearing and a broken ABS screw. This the first non-warrantee repair. Most trouble free car I've ever owned. |
| 177000 mi US $800 |
New struts. They were the original parts and didn't have much compression. |
| 120000 mi US $810 |
Dealer said the sway bar was leaking and needed to be replaced on the front end. |
| 35252.0 mi | Performed Steering Shift Campaign 60C. |
| 239000 mi US $988 |
spring perch rusted out |
| 145000 mi US $1500 |
Steering sector shaft. |
| 88000 mi | Needed front end work. |
| 88000 mi US $800 |
Replaced front struts |
| 133300 mi C $720 |
The right front strut was leaking so both front struts needed to be replaced. |
| 149000 mi US $320 |
Procured replacement front end shocks on EBay for $80. Shop installed units and performed alignment for $240. Notable improvement after 150,000 miles on original equipment |
| 107000 mi US $331 |
Rear shocks were leaking and had to be replaced. |
| 129000 mi US $350 |
Loud humming noticed on the interstate when turning to the left. Repair shop determined the left front wheel bearing needed to be replaced. |
| 187000 mi US $385 |
Faulty universal joint in steering column |
| 164480 mi C $565 |
Noise proportional to speed and steering. Bought new Chinese made hubs online and got local shop to replace both front wheel bearings. |
| 142000 mi US $530 |
leaking rear struts were replaced |
| 165200 mi US $230 |
INNER TIE ROD END, DRIVER SIDE FRONT DRIVER WHEEL BEARING |
2003 Toyota Prius
Engine not specified
| 188000 mi US $650 |
bad wheel bearing |
2003 Toyota Prius 4dr Sedan
70-horsepower 1.5L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 127000 mi US $290 |
replaced rear passenger side wheel bearing |
| 155000 mi | Rear bearings |
2002 Toyota Prius 4dr Sedan
70-horsepower 1.5L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 184700 mi | Power Steering Problem, Power Assist disables itself, manual steering works fine. Driving car without power assist--not recommended. |
| 202000 mi | Power steering out when traded. |
| 88187.0 mi US $900 |
Replace Steering ECU and Steering Rack Assembly (covered under warranty), replace 4 tires, 4 wheel alignment, 90,000 mile service |
| 129000 mi US $400 |
wheel bearings (one wheel) |
| 154500 mi US $650 |
Front struts replaced |
| 234000 mi US $120 |
Strut noise evident in front and back. Not repaired yet. |
| 235000 mi US $550 |
sway bar bushings bad - bolts snapped off and had to lower front frame to fix. major job fixing 2 broken bolts. |
| 242000 mi US $300 |
Front struts replaced due to noise. |
| 269700 mi | new noise has appeared - not yet debugged, but sounds like a ball joint. |
| 295000 mi US $1100 |
both lower control arm bushing were worn out. front right wheel bearing worn out |
| 299300 mi US $500 |
rear connector link worn out. |
| 307000 mi US $380 |
left front wheel bearing noise repaired with bearing and casting replaced. |
| 342000 mi US $900 |
subframe broken during replacement of bushings. Shop at fault, but would not take responsibility. |
| 132000 mi US $900 |
Steering rack needed to be replaced. From the dealership it cost $2,200!?!? Bought a re-manufactured part and had it installed at a local shop. Has worked wonderfully for 300 miles. |
| 170000 mi US $750 |
Wheel bearings, rear driver side replaced |
| 153000 mi | Excessive play in the steering system. Will require a new steering rack. Happily I have one. Also, wheel bearings need to be changed in front two wheels. |
| 169000 mi US $280 |
Replaced right rear wheel bearing |
| 157480 mi A $120 |
Rear Wheel Bearing replacement |
| 182000 mi US $640 |
Left front wheel bearing replaced. |
| 192700 mi US $249 |
wheel bearing front driver side, saved hub |
| 269300 mi US $110 |
replaced rr bearing hub |
| 141000 mi US $430 |
Replace rear wheel bearings |
2001 Toyota Prius 4dr Sedan
70-horsepower 1.5L I4 Hybrid CVT FWD
| 101000 mi US $600 |
took car to dealership for loud sound coming from the wheels. Mechanic reported that right rear wheel had bad wheel bearing. I took it to a local mechanic (not dealer) hoping for a better price. He replaced the bearing. same price. Mechanic discovered that right rear strut is leaking. He advised me to check it again in 6 months and possibly replace then. The estimate is about $800 to fix. |
| 123500 mi | steering wheel was shaking a little during first turn of the day. I asked them to take a look when I took it in for the recall. Turns out my VIN was on a list, the replacement of the steering rack was covered by extended warranty - lucky! |
| 134000 mi US $400 |
loud vibration coming from drivers rear wheel, same sound as the last time I needed to replace wheel bearing unit; bought the whole piece, my dad installed it. (he is a retired professional mechanic) |
| 250000 mi US $850 |
needed new struts on both sides, had gone for so long on bad struts that the bearing plates had to be replaced too. |
| 274200 mi US $480 |
rear driver side wheel bearing replaced |
| 289000 mi US $200 |
One sway bar end was loose, so both were replaced |
| 126700 mi | Front suspension rattling due to loose bolt. Don't know that the garage actually caused the problem, but they fixed for free, given they'd recently replaced front struts. |
| 97000 mi | Stearing had a pull in it. Dealer found right fr strut leaking, and left rear shock leaking. Recommended replacing all shocks, struts, assembly fr end, sub assembly front end. for total cost of $1703.xx. repair was not done at this time. |
| 213000 mi US $1000 |
Needed struts and connecting hardware. Not bad after 213000 miles. |
| 235700 mi US $550 |
Replaced right rear wheel bearing - no acute failure but excessive noise. |
| 216000 mi US $630 |
Wheel bearing in left rear wheel went bad causing a roaring sound during driving. New wheel bearing available only as an assembly including the wheel rotation sensor causing the part to cost $360. |
| 223000 mi US $250 |
Electric Power Steering is not working. Car is driveable. Will be repaired when parts arrive. |
| 142600 mi C $450 |
Noise from rear of car increased with speed. Wheel bearing failed. Replaced RIGHT rear hub assembly. |
| 191000 mi US $350 |
The noise from the wheel bearing turned out to be coming from the rear wheel hubs instead of the front wheel bearings. I mis-diagnosed the location of the noise due to carelessness and over-confident. |
| 172000 mi US $163 |
Rear bearing replacement. |
| 196540 mi C $1300 |
front shock absorber worn out, two right side wheel bearing start making grinding sound after going thru a big pothole. Replaced both front shocks plus all 4 wheel bearings. |
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