2022 Toyota Tundra Body & Structure Problems

Your rear bumper detached while your truck was parked. Even though your truck was involved in a previous recall related to this issue, the dealer initially couldn't repair it due to parts being on backorder. After another dealer eventually replaced the bumper, the same problem happened again shortly after. The dealer has not been able to repair it a second time.

The skid plate that covers your gas tank has broken at the same mounting point three times since you bought the truck in 2022, even though there's no visible sign of impact damage. When the mount breaks, the skid plate drags on the road and can kick up debris that may hit windshields of vehicles behind you. The manufacturer has dismissed the issue as external damage rather than addressing what appears to be a design problem. Fixing this will likely involve replacing the skid plate and reinforcing or redesigning the mounting brackets.

Your 2022 Tundra is experiencing multiple issues: the seat panels are falling apart, the front bumper is coming loose, doors are rattling, the windshield has distortion affecting visibility, and the windshield molding is coming detached. Additionally, your tires are losing air pressure, the radio keeps disconnecting from Bluetooth, and Toyota is refusing to repair these items under warranty, stating the truck still operates normally. Fixing these issues would likely involve reattaching or replacing the seat panels, bumper, door components, windshield, molding, addressing tire pressure concerns (possible leak detection and repair), and diagnosing the Bluetooth connectivity issue.

While driving on the highway at 75 mph, your sunroof suddenly exploded and glass shattered into the cab, landing on the driver. The incident happened without warning on a normal drive. The repair will likely require complete sunroof replacement and inspection of the roof frame.

Your tonneau cover detached and blew off your truck while driving at 65 MPH on the highway. You didn't receive any warning before this happened, and you only discovered the cover was missing when you reached your destination. Toyota issued a recall (Campaign 23V142000) for this issue, but the repair parts weren't available at the time, and the cover hasn't been replaced or recovered.

While driving on the interstate, you suddenly heard a loud scraping sound. When you pulled over, you discovered the skid plate had broken and was dragging on the road. There were no warning signs like vibration or other noises before this happened.

Your passenger side door mirror's camera detached and flew off while you were driving 75 mph on the interstate. This created a safety hazard for vehicles behind you, as the camera could have struck their windshield. The fix will likely involve replacing the door mirror assembly or the camera module itself.

Your truck makes a random rattling noise when you're stopped at a red light or in traffic with the engine idling, the transmission in gear, and your foot on the brake. Multiple other owners have reported the same issue. The rattle appears to be coming from the vehicle's structure rather than the engine itself.

Your truck's bed cover was subject to a recall, and the Toyota dealer removed and destroyed it without providing a replacement. When you later purchased a new truck from a different dealer, the original dealer refused to install a replacement bed cover, citing that you hadn't purchased the new vehicle from them. You're frustrated that the recalled part was destroyed without compensation or a replacement offered.

The owner has filed a complaint about a structural issue with their 2022 Toyota Tundra but did not provide specific details in the complaint summary. Review the attached document for complete information about what structural problem they experienced.

You received a recall notice (23V142000) for a structural issue on your 2022 Toyota Tundra, but the required repair parts haven't been made available yet. You've waited longer than seems reasonable, and both the dealer and Toyota have confirmed the parts are still not in stock. While you haven't experienced any actual failure yet, this means your recall repair can't be completed until the parts become available.

Your 2022 Toyota Tundra is subject to a recall (Campaign 23V142000) for a structural issue, but the required repair part hasn't been made available yet. You haven't experienced any actual failure, but the recall has been pending for longer than seems reasonable, and your dealer hasn't been contacted about it yet. Toyota is aware of the delay in getting parts to dealers for this repair.

Your 2022 Toyota Tundra is subject to a recall (Campaign 23V142000) involving a structural cover, but the replacement part has been unavailable for an extended period. You returned a defective cover to Toyota for a refund or replacement, but the manufacturer has refused to provide either compensation or send back your part.

Your truck's navigation feature stopped working after one year of ownership, and Toyota now requires a $15 monthly subscription to restore map display and remote start capabilities. You feel unsafe driving in unfamiliar areas without navigation guidance. Restoring this functionality will likely involve subscribing to Toyota's connected services or updating your vehicle's infotainment system software.