I've got a 2015 Toyota Tacoma and I had the exact same problem. I took it to Gateway Tire & Service Center and they replaced the Rear U-Joint and it eliminated all the vibration. Boom! Easy Fix.
I would stay away from Nissan as well, the reliability goes downhill as the miles climb, premature differential leaks are common. Nissan used to be good but not now after the mergers etc.
Tengo el mismo problema le cambie u join center Bering ,la alineó la balansiaron le cambie el lower control arm outer tie rod y nada y usted lo soluciono?
I have had a 2004 Tacoma 4x4 and a 2005 Toyota Tundra 4x4. Never had a single vibration out of either of them in 300,000 miles combined between both. Now, that said... if you experience a vibration, do not panic. Tacomas and Tundras both have "driveshaft carrier bearing" that tends to fail around 120k to 175k. There are plenty of videos on RUclips on how to replace them, its not hard. I highly suggest you buy a Timkin brand or Toyota factory brand. Timkin is about $75. Make sure you purchase a new nut as well, as they are suppose to be replaced. Use the old nut to torque the bearing down to 135 ft lbs, then take it off, and replace with a new nut to 55 ft lbs. Make sure you "stake" it as well. If this does not fix your vibration, replace the U-joints at both ends of the driveshaft. Use only spicer U-joints (thats the factory brand Toyota uses). If those don't fix the vibration, then search on RUclips "bleepin jeep double cardan". There is a video to guide you on how to replace the two U-joints and center ball on the double cardan on the driveshaft. This is the hardest part to do, which is why I said eliminate the others first as possible problems. Some may prefer taking it to a driveshaft shop to have this done if you don't have much experience working on vehicles. But it can be done by someone who has worked on vehicles before. These issues are FAR more likely to cause vibrations in your truck than what this guy is talking about. Ive been working on Toyota's for 12 years. How to replace carrier bearing: ruclips.net/video/r3FAyvYZclU/видео.html How to replace double cardan: ruclips.net/video/VQl68ZbMWrM/видео.html
I never felt vibration on my Toyota Tacoma 2005 V6 until recently at 180,000 miles. Recently had the leaf springs that were recalled replaced. It’s a low hum vibration at 40 mph and higher.
Yever think it may just be you? And if its just a vibration and not breaking other stuff all the time then no big deal.. i just fix everything myself and at most will spend maybe 400$ if its something major.. otherwise its all just 100$ parts and a little work.. beef it up too.. put a helper spring, ladder links some leaf brackets..
I have the same problem. Brand new Toyota Tacoma sr5 2023. Vibration and rear shake at highway speeds!!! Toyota also can’t fix my truck . Still under warranty. Been to two separate Toyota dealerships. They to tell me it’s a characteristic of the truck. Bullshit lame excuse. We need a class action lawsuit. Any lawyers out there want to take this on??? Please reach out to me. This is not acceptable
My 06 tundra 4.0 shuddered at 30 mph. Toyota couldn’t find the problem so they put a refurbished transmission in it then this one started shuddering at 40. Went through 3 carrier bearings all new u joints,2 transmissions and still shuddering. ??????
@@davidgregory4475 you should have replaced the driveshaft carrier bearing, if that didn't fix it, then the outer most u-joints on each end, if that doesn't fix it and its a two piece driveshaft, have a shop that specializes in driveshafts replace the "double cardan" (the two center U-joints on a two piece driveshaft) and then have it balanced as well. Even Toyota dealerships don't hardly know how to or want to work on a double cardan. Usually 99% of the time, one of those I listed above will fix the vibration issues.
My 07 2WD auto double cab long bed has a bad shudder on the highway sometimes it always happens around the same stretch of highway and lasts about 10-20 seconds then instantly stops and everything is fine. It only happens on the highway at speed never in stop and go or slow driving. I hear no noise or feel any shifting issues. I have no CEL lights.
See Toyota "Customer Support Program ZH2". For Tacomas built 12/04 to 12/2011. Replaces prop shaft halves and U-joint and carrier for free. Then warrants the work for 12 years.
That fixed the vibration I have had for the last 10 years. I spent so much time at the dealership over the first 3 years. Months I will never get back.
Said they wont fix mine since I had a guy attempt to fix it before they addmited its a problem. want $1400 from me to fix. Suggestions? I have the ZH2 as well!
yeah man I have a 2012 Babied and yet it has that wobble also. It needs tires so I went to Shwab tires and they said yup needs new tires. Other places say just get new wheels ummm no. So sad because my truck was my dream truck . Hmmmm maybe time for me to get a different brand…….. sure hate to though 😔 happy thanksgiving 🦃 by the way.
I have 2007 base model Tacoma, I have 123,000 miles , it just started vibrating in Oct. 2018. I thought my tires were wore out, they don't look worn, I thought maybe the Driveshaft. It is fine until I let off the gas at 60 mph. If I brake, the vibration will go away. Honda Honda Honda next time
Thanks, @@WMAT77LL I got it fixed. It is a 4 cyl. 2 wheel drive. I had the front passenger side wheel bearing replaced. It rides pretty good now....I can feel the driver side wheel bearing is worn now, just not that bad.
You could add airbags to the rear springs and it would stiffen up the suspension. I added them to my Tacoma to adjust the height when pulling a trailer, so I know it works. If the problem is as you describe that could help.
And the Tundras. Its the split shaft design and the angles of it. Has to be angled correctly. If not the wheel speed is different than the transmission gesr speed
I have a 2005 that I bought new the only thing they ever replaced was the frame in 2015 and never had any problems before or after going on 120,000 miles now
I have a 2nd gen, 2005 and I had this issue until I replaced the leaf springs with Ironman (from Australia) springs. The factory ones broke before Toyota did a recall. I did not know the vibration issue was the leaf springs, I just forgot about it because the problem went away. Thank you for your video, this makes perfect sense.
Yes I had/have the same problem on my 2006 Tacoma. Changed the U-joints about 5 years ago and they seem to be going bad again. I had the leaf springs changed recently in a recall. But I have the same issue again. Truck is no longer under warranty. I'm hoping my truck last till 2020. i may not buy a Tacoma again.
Do you grease the U-Joints every time you have the oil changed? I was having the same vibration problem, everyone is bitching about and had new U-Joints put it and it fixed the problem. You have to grease them, every time you change the oil. That's why mine went bad. I wasn't maintaining it, properly.
I sold my 2009 Tacoma after 6 months, would not put up with this, had the same vibration issues. I wonder if the 4-Runner based on the same design, 2-piece shaft has the same vibration issues?
S Baber Since the 4runner has a 4 link coilover suspension design there is no rotation of the rear axle under load, Its called axle wrap. 4runners are very solid trucks, my 3rd gen was amazing.
I guess I got lucky😄 I had 06 taco with 193k with zero problems. Sold it for $12k and bought 2016 taco trd off-road I hope I got lucky as I did with my 06.
I have a 2008 tacoma and it had a bad vibration i had the rear leaf spring replaced on recal by toyota i thought it had to do with the back being higher due to the new leafs and affected the drive line angles.. I had a custom one peace driveshaft made to get rid of the steady bearing to correct the angle..Still no luck.. I did some reserch and find out that some ppl with tacomas wer having problem with the driver side cv shaft bein loose out of the front diff.. Theres a comp. that makes a clamshell bushing to replace the factory needle bearing in the front diff.. Did it over the week end in my garage.. No more vibration for me solved all my problems!!!
My 2012 Tacoma (160,000 miles) started this shaking bit about four months ago. I have had a lift kit on it since 2013. I took it to a Midas shop, they said it was the struts and wheel bearings. They replaced the struts with factory ones. My truck looked like a race truck (lower in the front). Taking it back, they put the correct ones, but shaking still exists. Took it back again, mechanic said he checked every aspect of the suspension and everything looks good. So he called a toyota specialist friend who said it is has torque shudder. This problem exists mainly in 4x4 (which mine is not). Solution is to replace the torque converter. For a few hundred dollars more, I am having the transmission rebuilt. Now, is this a mistake on my part? Other posts say it the is leaf springs, u joints, carrier bearings... I am beginning to hate my once beloved truck!!!!
@@thenickbailey1 A family friend who is a transmission specialist, looked it over. The torque shudder was not far off. I think he said it is one of the main components in the transmission. Before rebuilding, he offered to do a complete transmission flush. Low and behold, that solved it. Now, if I could get my money back from Midas that would be a miracle. I still have my truck and it is running 100%.
I have the same problem. They gave me a 180 drive train warranty. They just came out with another ad to fix the leaf springs AGAIN! 2009 Tacoma double cab.
My truck had vibration from new, 2007 tacoma dbl cab 4x4 trd. My truck was in 5-6 times. It was fixed last week. It is the only remaining toyota in our house. It only has 70 thousand miles on it. I hate driving it. The reginal rep said it was a characteristic.
By the way...the better business bureau is a useless organization..if you want results always start at your states Attorney Generals office..not the BBB.
My 2007 Tacoma two wheel dr. has had a vibration that starts at 50 mph and goes away at 70 mph.Had U joints replaced 3 years ago and it still vibrates. Now Toyota wants to change them again at their cost i.....I think the prob. is an unbalanced driveshaft but Toyota will not replace that part, so the experiment and games begain.
@@Scrapla1 I sold it outright and bought a used 2014 frontier 4w drive , very happy except the powerful v6 does use more gas than the Tacoma's 4 cylinder.
I got a new 2016 Tacoma and I got a vibration at 2000 to 2500 rpm at all speeds under load and only 1500 miles on it. I dread driving my new truck ! So disappointed .
I heard that the wheels are not hub centered, they are lug centered...it needs an adapter plate on the balancing machine to balance the tires correctly
my Tacoma the frames was nearly rotted off the truck! Rodland Toyota in everett wa. told me it simply wasn't covered and that i was sol. i called Toyota directly and they said yes it is get it down to them. 4 months later after telling me they were fixing it they said, we decided we aren't going to fix it even though they found several large holes in the frame. they basically told me i could sue but i would never win and they would never give up dragging it out until i was broke. Toyota is the worst brand in the country they will do whatever it takes to not fix their product. only when sued multiple times will they half heatedly try to help.
If you are telling the truth, you should have got that in writing, or recorded the conversation, and posted it to RUclips. I guarantee if you proved that they said that to you, then publicized it on every social media platform, including Tundras.com, TTORA.com, 4runners.org, tundratalk.net, etc... I guarantee they would give you whatever you want to take it down when they see it recieving tens of thousands of views. Even if you convinced 10% of 10,000 people to stay away from Toyota, that would cost them MILLIONS of dollars in lost sales over your one frame. Sounds like a win for you, at least in justice.
Wow wow I just got mine and it does that too. Well I guess I should be glad that they at least replaced my frame. But I can’t even get it to stop on point just crazy I don’t know wat to do. I’ve bled the lines replaced the master cylinder brake pads rotors even new calipers in the front and wheel cylinders in the rear. Took it to local shop they can’t figure out don’t know hate to give up the truck but not safe for daily driving. If anyone has any help/much appreciated. Thanks
Not stock wheels !! I had many Tacoma 's never had a problem had all loaded heavy or light no vibrations if you don't like truck to buy a Ford or Chevy quit complaining all makes have problems
Whahh Whahh Whahh 😪😪 the vinyl graphics look super cheesy .. you could of probably got some helper springs for what you have in the graphics, not to mention all your personal time wasted on lawyers etc
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I've got a 2015 Toyota Tacoma and I had the exact same problem. I took it to Gateway Tire & Service Center and they replaced the Rear U-Joint and it eliminated all the vibration. Boom! Easy Fix.
I would stay away from Nissan as well, the reliability goes downhill as the miles climb, premature differential leaks are common. Nissan used to be good but not now after the mergers etc.
2006 tacoma bibra entre 30 y 40 millas y no se que será alluda x fabor
Tengo el mismo problema le cambie u join center Bering ,la alineó la balansiaron le cambie el lower control arm outer tie rod y nada y usted lo soluciono?
So is there a solution to the problem?
I have had a 2004 Tacoma 4x4 and a 2005 Toyota Tundra 4x4. Never had a single vibration out of either of them in 300,000 miles combined between both.
Now, that said... if you experience a vibration, do not panic. Tacomas and Tundras both have "driveshaft carrier bearing" that tends to fail around 120k to 175k. There are plenty of videos on RUclips on how to replace them, its not hard. I highly suggest you buy a Timkin brand or Toyota factory brand. Timkin is about $75. Make sure you purchase a new nut as well, as they are suppose to be replaced. Use the old nut to torque the bearing down to 135 ft lbs, then take it off, and replace with a new nut to 55 ft lbs. Make sure you "stake" it as well.
If this does not fix your vibration, replace the U-joints at both ends of the driveshaft. Use only spicer U-joints (thats the factory brand Toyota uses).
If those don't fix the vibration, then search on RUclips "bleepin jeep double cardan". There is a video to guide you on how to replace the two U-joints and center ball on the double cardan on the driveshaft. This is the hardest part to do, which is why I said eliminate the others first as possible problems. Some may prefer taking it to a driveshaft shop to have this done if you don't have much experience working on vehicles. But it can be done by someone who has worked on vehicles before.
These issues are FAR more likely to cause vibrations in your truck than what this guy is talking about. Ive been working on Toyota's for 12 years.
How to replace carrier bearing: ruclips.net/video/r3FAyvYZclU/видео.html
How to replace double cardan: ruclips.net/video/VQl68ZbMWrM/видео.html
I replaced my Carrier Bearing and I'm still having the same Vibration Problem. It's something else that's causing it.
Thanks I think this may be the problem on my 2005 at about 180,000 miles just had the recalled leaf springs replaced as well
I have 2010 tacoma the same problem
I never felt vibration on my Toyota Tacoma 2005 V6 until recently at 180,000 miles. Recently had the leaf springs that were recalled replaced. It’s a low hum vibration at 40 mph and higher.
needle bearing
It's sad the quality of workmanship and service has really gone downhill.
Get a carrier bearing drop and replace the front driver side needle bearing on the dif. There's a kit out there to solve the front end vibration.
Yever think it may just be you?
And if its just a vibration and not breaking other stuff all the time then no big deal.. i just fix everything myself and at most will spend maybe 400$ if its something major.. otherwise its all just 100$ parts and a little work.. beef it up too.. put a helper spring, ladder links some leaf brackets..
I have the same problem. Brand new Toyota Tacoma sr5 2023. Vibration and rear shake at highway speeds!!! Toyota also can’t fix my truck . Still under warranty. Been to two separate Toyota dealerships. They to tell me it’s a characteristic of the truck. Bullshit lame excuse. We need a class action lawsuit. Any lawyers out there want to take this on??? Please reach out to me. This is not acceptable
My 2015 Tacoma vibrates at 35-40 MPH. 4.0 liter engine 4/4 automatic transmission.
My 06 tundra 4.0 shuddered at 30 mph. Toyota couldn’t find the problem so they put a refurbished transmission in it then this one started shuddering at 40. Went through 3 carrier bearings all new u joints,2 transmissions and still shuddering. ??????
Any fix to this? Leaf replacement? Or drive line issue ?
I just purchased a 14 Tacoma, it vibrates at 35-45 like going I er a rumble strip.it is at the dealership now I am waiting on a fix.
I have the same truck with the same issue let me know what they find please.
Have you think of the torque converter..
I have the same problem now 2005 tacoma prerunner
@@davidwhitney1795 I went and bought a new Tacoma they put a new transmission in the 2014 and it didn't fix it
@@davidgregory4475 you should have replaced the driveshaft carrier bearing, if that didn't fix it, then the outer most u-joints on each end, if that doesn't fix it and its a two piece driveshaft, have a shop that specializes in driveshafts replace the "double cardan" (the two center U-joints on a two piece driveshaft) and then have it balanced as well. Even Toyota dealerships don't hardly know how to or want to work on a double cardan. Usually 99% of the time, one of those I listed above will fix the vibration issues.
@@davidwhitney1795 read my comment above to the other guy and follow those instructions
My 07 2WD auto double cab long bed has a bad shudder on the highway sometimes it always happens around the same stretch of highway and lasts about 10-20 seconds then instantly stops and everything is fine. It only happens on the highway at speed never in stop and go or slow driving. I hear no noise or feel any shifting issues. I have no CEL lights.
Does it go away when you put it in 4x4? It's the needle bearing in the front diff. Replace with ECGS bushing. I just did mine last week
See Toyota "Customer Support Program ZH2". For Tacomas built 12/04 to 12/2011. Replaces prop shaft halves and U-joint and carrier for free. Then warrants the work for 12 years.
That fixed the vibration I have had for the last 10 years. I spent so much time at the dealership over the first 3 years. Months I will never get back.
Said they wont fix mine since I had a guy attempt to fix it before they addmited its a problem. want $1400 from me to fix. Suggestions? I have the ZH2 as well!
yeah man I have a 2012 Babied and yet it has that wobble also. It needs tires so I went to Shwab tires and they said yup needs new tires. Other places say just get new wheels ummm no. So sad because my truck was my dream truck . Hmmmm maybe time for me to get a different brand…….. sure hate to though 😔 happy thanksgiving 🦃 by the way.
Great video so true!! Toyota needs to fix this problem.
Ever think to sell it?
Don't ever go to Franklin Toyota they'll fuck ya
I have 2007 base model Tacoma, I have 123,000 miles , it just started vibrating in Oct. 2018. I thought my tires were wore out, they don't look worn, I thought maybe the Driveshaft. It is fine until I let off the gas at 60 mph. If I brake, the vibration will go away. Honda Honda Honda next time
Is your Tacoma a v6 4x4, Have you check your bearings or needle bearing
Thanks, @@WMAT77LL I got it fixed. It is a 4 cyl. 2 wheel drive. I had the front passenger side wheel bearing replaced. It rides pretty good now....I can feel the driver side wheel bearing is worn now, just not that bad.
Wheel bearings are bad. Jack it off the ground and shake the wheel top to bottom. Shouldn't move.
Same here. Lakeside Toyota screwed me and gave me a broken transmission. You can shop there if you want but I got screwed badly.
Toyota ran a massive campaign starting around 2016 to replace all leaf springs and u-bolts on Toyota Tacoma’s. Hope all is well.
Got a 2013 Tacoma Prerunner, 135K miles and it's got bad vibration during accel up to 60mph
Have the U-Joints replaced. I had the same problem...And then start greasing them, every time you change the oil.
You could add airbags to the rear springs and it would stiffen up the suspension. I added them to my Tacoma to adjust the height when pulling a trailer, so I know it works. If the problem is as you describe that could help.
It been a known problems since like 2006 affects the Tacomas and 4Runners I believe
And the Tundras. Its the split shaft design and the angles of it. Has to be angled correctly. If not the wheel speed is different than the transmission gesr speed
And driver side needle bearing on the front cv, and even leaf springs.
I have a 2005 that I bought new the only thing they ever replaced was the frame in 2015 and never had any problems before or after going on 120,000 miles now
I have a 2nd gen, 2005 and I had this issue until I replaced the leaf springs with Ironman (from Australia) springs. The factory ones broke before Toyota did a recall. I did not know the vibration issue was the leaf springs, I just forgot about it because the problem went away. Thank you for your video, this makes perfect sense.
Yes I had/have the same problem on my 2006 Tacoma. Changed the U-joints about 5 years ago and they seem to be going bad again. I had the leaf springs changed recently in a recall. But I have the same issue again. Truck is no longer under warranty. I'm hoping my truck last till 2020. i may not buy a Tacoma again.
Do you grease the U-Joints every time you have the oil changed? I was having the same vibration problem, everyone is bitching about and had new U-Joints put it and it fixed the problem. You have to grease them, every time you change the oil. That's why mine went bad. I wasn't maintaining it, properly.
I sold my 2009 Tacoma after 6 months, would not put up with this, had the same vibration issues. I wonder if the 4-Runner based on the same design, 2-piece shaft has the same vibration issues?
S Baber Since the 4runner has a 4 link coilover suspension design there is no rotation of the rear axle under load, Its called axle wrap. 4runners are very solid trucks, my 3rd gen was amazing.
Tom woods drive shaft look them up out of Utah are good replacment get that center bearing out double Cardon vibration thing of the past
I guess I got lucky😄 I had 06 taco with 193k with zero problems. Sold it for $12k and bought 2016 taco trd off-road I hope I got lucky as I did with my 06.
I have a 2008 tacoma and it had a bad vibration i had the rear leaf spring replaced on recal by toyota i thought it had to do with the back being higher due to the new leafs and affected the drive line angles.. I had a custom one peace driveshaft made to get rid of the steady bearing to correct the angle..Still no luck.. I did some reserch and find out that some ppl with tacomas wer having problem with the driver side cv shaft bein loose out of the front diff.. Theres a comp. that makes a clamshell bushing to replace the factory needle bearing in the front diff.. Did it over the week end in my garage.. No more vibration for me solved all my problems!!!
My 2012 Tacoma (160,000 miles) started this shaking bit about four months ago. I have had a lift kit on it since 2013. I took it to a Midas shop, they said it was the struts and wheel bearings. They replaced the struts with factory ones. My truck looked like a race truck (lower in the front). Taking it back, they put the correct ones, but shaking still exists. Took it back again, mechanic said he checked every aspect of the suspension and everything looks good. So he called a toyota specialist friend who said it is has torque shudder. This problem exists mainly in 4x4 (which mine is not). Solution is to replace the torque converter. For a few hundred dollars more, I am having the transmission rebuilt. Now, is this a mistake on my part? Other posts say it the is leaf springs, u joints, carrier bearings...
I am beginning to hate my once beloved truck!!!!
Did you ever figure out a fix for truck? Or did you just light it on 🔥 in garage to collect insurance on (how my 2012 taco truck makes me feel)
@@thenickbailey1 A family friend who is a transmission specialist, looked it over. The torque shudder was not far off. I think he said it is one of the main components in the transmission. Before rebuilding, he offered to do a complete transmission flush. Low and behold, that solved it.
Now, if I could get my money back from Midas that would be a miracle.
I still have my truck and it is running 100%.
Great video to critique Toyota. What ever happened to your truck?
My 07 Tacoma has the vibration. No big deal, it's a truck and a very good one at that.
I'll buy it off ya for 5k
My 1987 Toyota pickup is doing the same thing and I don’t know why
Ujoints
Must not be all of them, I've never had a problem. Hope I don't
I have a 2017 DCOR. Horrendous vibration taking off in 1st gear. Dealership won’t address it.
Did you ever get resolution? I have 16 trd off road double cab bad vibration on acceleration
3 link that shit
youre welcome
I have the same problem. They gave me a 180 drive train warranty. They just came out with another ad to fix the leaf springs AGAIN! 2009 Tacoma double cab.
dam I got lucky with mine,2010 4x4 with 68,000 miles and not a single problem
My truck had vibration from new, 2007 tacoma dbl cab 4x4 trd. My truck was in 5-6 times. It was fixed last week. It is the only remaining toyota in our house. It only has 70 thousand miles on it. I hate driving it. The reginal rep said it was a characteristic.
i got 368,00 miles on my 05 xrunner yea it shakes alittle but its not a chevy
By the way...the better business bureau is a useless organization..if you want results always start at your states Attorney Generals office..not the BBB.
nice rims
My 2007 Tacoma two wheel dr. has had a vibration that starts at 50 mph and goes away at 70 mph.Had U joints replaced 3 years ago and it still vibrates. Now Toyota wants to change them again at their cost i.....I think the prob. is an unbalanced driveshaft but Toyota will not replace that part, so the experiment and games begain.
Any updates?
@@Scrapla1 I sold it outright and bought a used 2014 frontier 4w drive , very happy except the powerful v6 does use more gas than the Tacoma's 4 cylinder.
me to me to my driveshaft is my issue
I got a new 2016 Tacoma and I got a vibration at 2000 to 2500 rpm at all speeds under load and only 1500 miles on it. I dread driving my new truck ! So disappointed .
2016, they still have the same problem. Ok, next truck will not be a Toyota.
A simple set of helper springs fixes the issue for around 100 dollars.
I heard that the wheels are not hub centered, they are lug centered...it needs an adapter plate on the balancing machine to balance the tires correctly
Ben driving Toyota pickup since 80" never had no abnormal problems. Toyota are the best ! 🇺🇸
my Tacoma the frames was nearly rotted off the truck! Rodland Toyota in everett wa. told me it simply wasn't covered and that i was sol. i called Toyota directly and they said yes it is get it down to them. 4 months later after telling me they were fixing it they said, we decided we aren't going to fix it even though they found several large holes in the frame. they basically told me i could sue but i would never win and they would never give up dragging it out until i was broke. Toyota is the worst brand in the country they will do whatever it takes to not fix their product. only when sued multiple times will they half heatedly try to help.
If you are telling the truth, you should have got that in writing, or recorded the conversation, and posted it to RUclips. I guarantee if you proved that they said that to you, then publicized it on every social media platform, including Tundras.com, TTORA.com, 4runners.org, tundratalk.net, etc... I guarantee they would give you whatever you want to take it down when they see it recieving tens of thousands of views. Even if you convinced 10% of 10,000 people to stay away from Toyota, that would cost them MILLIONS of dollars in lost sales over your one frame. Sounds like a win for you, at least in justice.
Because it’s bs...
I have my 99 Tacoma with no problems!!
Wow wow I just got mine and it does that too. Well I guess I should be glad that they at least replaced my frame. But I can’t even get it to stop on point just crazy I don’t know wat to do. I’ve bled the lines replaced the master cylinder brake pads rotors even new calipers in the front and wheel cylinders in the rear. Took it to local shop they can’t figure out don’t know hate to give up the truck but not safe for daily driving. If anyone has any help/much appreciated.
Thanks
Bitter
Maybe is a salvage ..i have a 2005 TRD 4d 250000 no problems
Not stock wheels !! I had many Tacoma 's never had a problem had all loaded heavy or light no vibrations if you don't like truck to buy a Ford or Chevy quit complaining all makes have problems
Whahh Whahh Whahh 😪😪
the vinyl graphics look super cheesy .. you could of probably got some helper springs for what you have in the graphics, not to mention all your personal time wasted on lawyers etc
I have issues with Toyota also! Factory misaligned and they are not being helpful at all. Will not be buying another toyota
I'm pissed. I may sign off from Toyota for good.