Toyota Complaint Tracking in Pakistan: Check Your Status by Ticket and Frame, Engine or PBO Number
Track a Toyota complaint in Pakistan by ticket number plus frame, engine or PBO number, what the 4 status stages mean, and how to complain on 0800-11123 first.

To track a Toyota complaint in Pakistan, open Complaint Status Tracking on Toyota Indus's website, type your complaint ticket number, choose Frame No., Engine No. or PBO No., enter that number, and press Track Complaint. To make a new complaint, call Toyota's toll free Customer Assistance Centre on 0800-11123 or email customer.relations@toyota-indus.com.
We opened Toyota's complaint tracking page and its customer relations page on 9 November 2026. We did not enter a ticket, because we have no Toyota complaint of our own. Below are the steps, where to find each number, what the 4 status stages mean, and what to do if a complaint stalls.

How to track a Toyota complaint online in 5 steps
The tracker is at toyota-indus.com/complaint-tracking. It asks for 2 things: your ticket number, and one number from your car. You do not need a login or your CNIC. The result shows the latest update Indus Motor Company has recorded.
- Open toyota-indus.com/complaint-tracking.
- Type your Complaint Ticket Number. This box is required.
- In "Search By", choose Frame No., Engine No. or PBO No.
- Type that number in the "Value" box, exactly as it is on your papers.
- Press Track Complaint and read the status.

Where to find each number Toyota asks for
The ticket number comes from Toyota when you register the complaint. The frame, engine and PBO numbers are on your car papers. You only need one of the three, so use whichever you have to hand.
| Number | What it is | Where to find it |
|---|---|---|
| Complaint ticket number | The reference for your complaint | Given when you register the complaint by phone or email. Ask for it and write it down. |
| Frame No. | The chassis number of the car | On the registration book or smart card, and the sales invoice |
| Engine No. | The number stamped on the engine | On the registration book or smart card, and the sales invoice |
| PBO No. | Provisional booking order number | On the booking order the dealer gave you |
Use the PBO number if the car is not delivered yet, because it has no registration yet. If you lost your invoice or booking papers, our Toyota duplicate invoice guide shows how to replace them.
What the 4 Toyota complaint stages mean
Toyota's tracking page shows a complaint moving through 4 stages: Submitted, Under Review, Investigation and Resolved. The meaning of each is our plain reading of the labels. Toyota's note says the status reflects the latest update at the time you search.
| Stage | What it means | What you do |
|---|---|---|
| Submitted | Toyota has logged your complaint | Keep the ticket number safe |
| Under Review | Customer relations is looking at it | Have your papers ready if they call |
| Investigation | Toyota or the dealer is checking the facts or the car | Make the car available if asked |
| Resolved | Toyota has closed the complaint | Call back if you do not agree with the outcome |
How to make a Toyota complaint first
You need a ticket before you can track anything. Toyota's Customer Assistance Centre takes complaints on its toll free number 0800-11123 and by email at customer.relations@toyota-indus.com. Give clear facts so the complaint is logged correctly the first time.
- Write down the problem, the date it started, and the dealer involved.
- Keep your frame, engine or PBO number ready, plus your name and phone number.
- Call 0800-11123, or email customer.relations@toyota-indus.com with the same details.
- Ask for the complaint ticket number before you end the call, or check the email reply for it.
- Track it online after 2 to 3 working days, then follow up by phone if it has not moved.
The 2 to 3 day wait is our advice, not a Toyota rule. For a delayed car, check the invoicing status first with our Toyota delivery status guide, because the answer may already be there. For warranty repairs, see what is covered in our Toyota extended warranty guide.
If the Toyota complaint does not move
Call 0800-11123 again with your ticket number and ask what is pending. Send a short email to customer.relations@toyota-indus.com with the ticket number in the subject line, so there is a written record. Keep copies of every reply.
If the complaint is about a defect or a service you paid for, and Toyota and the dealer cannot settle it, the consumer court is the legal route. See our guide to a consumer court complaint in Pakistan. Toyota's other phone lines are in our Honda, Suzuki and Toyota helpline list.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Toyota complaint number in Pakistan?
Toll free 0800-11123. The email is customer.relations@toyota-indus.com.
How do I track my Toyota complaint?
Open toyota-indus.com/complaint-tracking, enter your ticket number, pick Frame No., Engine No. or PBO No., type that number and press Track Complaint.
Can I track a Toyota complaint without the ticket number?
No. The ticket number is a required box. Call 0800-11123 and ask for it.
Which number should I use if my car is not delivered yet?
Use the PBO number from your booking order.
Do I need a login or CNIC to track a Toyota complaint?
No. The tracker asks only for the ticket number and one car or booking number.
What does "Investigation" mean on the Toyota tracker?
By our reading, Toyota or the dealer is checking the facts or the car before closing the complaint.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
We read the Toyota complaint tracking page and the Toyota customer relations page on Indus Motor Company's website on 9 November 2026. We did not submit a ticket.
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Shahid joined us in 2024 as an author. He is a senior contributor to Pakistan's leading technology websites. He writes detailed articles, mostly covering his expertise in the latest tech, mobiles, apps, gadgets, and step-by-step guides. His ideology is to help people understand the latest trends and explain complex methods through very easy-to-understand guides.




