If you own or owned a Toyota vehicle covered by the 20V-024 airbag control unit recall in the United States, this settlement reimburses what the recall cost you. It pays documented out-of-pocket expenses rather than a flat amount to everyone, up to $250. You need records of what you spent. The deadline to file is December 11, 2028.
Own or owned a Toyota vehicle that were affected by the 20V-024 Airbags Recall in the United States.
The class covers current and former owners of Toyota vehicles affected by the 20V-024 recall of the airbag control unit. You do not need to still own the vehicle.
This is a variable payout, so the amount depends on the expenses you document rather than a fixed figure. Two class members with different repair bills receive different amounts.
You can also file directly with the settlement administrator. Read the official settlement notice for the full terms.
Mailed claim forms go to:
Toyota Airbag Control Unit Settlement c/o Kroll Settlement Administration LLCWhat the claim form asks for:
Common questions about this class action settlement.
It covers Toyota vehicles in the United States affected by the 20V-024 recall of the airbag control unit. Both current and former owners are included, so you do not have to still have the car to file. The official notice from Kroll Settlement Administration is the authority on which vehicles the recall applies to.
Yes. This settlement reimburses money you actually spent because of the recall, so you need documentation of those expenses. Repair invoices, towing bills, rental car receipts and similar records all help. Without documentation the administrator has no basis on which to calculate a reimbursement, so an undocumented claim is likely to be reduced or denied.
Claims are paid up to $250, and the amount you receive depends on the expenses you document. Because the payout is variable rather than flat, there is no single figure that applies to everyone. The administrator reviews each claim against the recall records before approving an amount.
Claims must be submitted by December 11, 2028. Filing well before that date is still the safer choice, because the administrator can come back with questions about your documentation and answering those takes time. The settlement administrator is Kroll Settlement Administration LLC.