The recall includes 760, 000 Rav4 SUVs with model years between 2006 and 2011.
The automaker says it's also recalling 18,000 Lexus H-S 250h models from 2010.
Toyota says the move is due to a suspension problem that could cause crashes.
The automaker says that if the nuts on the rear suspension arms of these vehicles aren't tightened properly during a wheel alignment service, the arms may loosen or separate.
A Toyota spokesman says the issue may be connected to nine crashes and three minor injuries in the US.
The automaker says it's working on a fix for the problem.
It says dealers will repair the issue for free.
