If you have a 2019 Tacoma and...

I don’t think you comprehend what I said. The mechanic I was speaking of (separate from the dealership I bought the car from) noticed a flaw in the work the dealership mechanics did.

 

I got that part, 100%. I just don't get how a drive line can be a few clicks out. How much did he charge u to inspect?

 

The 4 bangers normally will idle a bit rougher than a v6 or v8. It's probably normal.

 

Yeah it kinda feels like it goes the same beat as the injectors lol i thought it was the leveling kit in the front that was causing it

 

Actually to be clear, most all inline 4 cylinders from all manufacturers will idle rougher both under load and in park than the v's. Not just a Toyota 'thing'.

 

I have a 2019 TRD OR and I do not notice any vibrations at that speed.

 

The only steering vibrations I notice are when I first start the truck and the wheel kinda wiggles.

 

My 2016 drove like this and was a mess. Just figured it was tiny engine problems

My 2019 was night and day difference. First thing I noticed was how smooth it was compared to the 16

 

I have a 2019 Off Road Double Cab Short bed - bought it (new) about 5-6 weeks ago- 5600 miles on it so far (I drive a LOT)...I've experienced no vibrations. I sincerely hate this for you and pray you get a resolution soon. STAY PERSISTENT.

 

Been praying a lot! Mainly that I stay calm with Toyota! Lol

 

Nothing. He did it for free.

 

Nice & tight is right. This why I decided to buy brand new. I know everything since its 1st 5 miles ODO

 

It's like Toyota had Quality Control shut down .

 

And let me ask this, maybe someone will know. I put the truck up on racks to check the tires. On the back left tire, you can spin the wheel freely. On the rear right tire, when you spin it, there’s a hang up spot in the rotation that takes more force to keep spinning it. Is that normal? Is that just the rear locking differential causing that? Or what?

 

Probably a warped drum. Seems like they had a bad batch recently considering the number of reports here.

 

That might be the problem then. Just don't know how that is only felt in the steering wheel though.

 

You might be surprised at what is felt in the steering wheel. I had a ujoint problem on my 99 Silverado that I could feel in the steering wheel. Tacoma2020 suggestion is a good one.

 

Pull your ebrake at speed. It'll tell u if it's the back drums.

 

I traded my taco in yesterday on a gx460. It's not as fun to look at but will do what I need offroad and the v8 is so silky, along with the seats. I will just have to rent a 20/hr Home Depot truck when I need to move something which is less often than I like to believe. Good luck to all getting your issues resolved!

 

You lose money on your trade?