Toyota Tundra Frame Recall Buyback

Nobody informed me of any recalls.

Toyota tundra frame recall buyback. I got 13762 for my 2000 Tacoma 4x4 extended cab. Left uncorrected this problem could eventually cause the frame to break apart potentially causing serious accidents but in any case making the trucks unusable. I see some threads of owners of 2006 Tundras having the frame replaced and would like to hear from these.

CONSUMER LAW GROUP has launched a Canada-wide class action lawsuit against Toyota relating to certain vehicles frames which are prone to excessive and premature rust corrosion which render the vehicles unstable and unsafe. Toyota will not buy back the tundras as they did with the tacomas. By Christopher Jensen.

The recall for the frames on 2000 to 2003 ended a long time ago this is the only way to get a new frame for tundras only if its bad enough. According to a letter sent out to Toyota dealers Toyota has extended the warranty on 2000-2003 Tundra frames which allows dealers to replace rusted frames on 2000-20003 Toyota Tundras at no charge to the consumerThis is excellent news for any Toyota Tundra owners dealing with frame rust issues as well as a strong symbol of Toyotas commitment to quality and customer service. Pictured is a brand-new frame part No.

51206 is exhibiting extensive and premature rust and corrosion at both connection points with the main frame rails such that the main frame rails have rusted through leaving multiple holes approximately the size of a quarter. When the inspection happens on your tundra once they see one hole in the frame or when they test the frame and there is one soft spot to form a hole the frame will get replaced. Toyota concerning purchased or leased Model Year 20052010 Toyota Tacoma 20072008 Toyota Tundra or 20052008 Toyota Sequoia.

The models at issue are. Excellent truck that I drove back forth from east to west coast and back again over 13 yrs. Toyota is offering KBB excellent retail value on all Tacomas and Tundras for the rusted frame recall.

There is a proposed settlement in class action lawsuits started in Ontario and Québec against Toyota Canada Inc. The Tundra was slightly larger than the T100. With a production capacity of 120000 sales were double the rate of the T100.