New tacoma, vibration on highway?

Surprised that Toyota didn’t buy the truck back?

 

I replaced the rear drums on my old F150 last year myself and also the u-joints and hanger bearing at a garage. It then had very bad vibration above 65kmph. The garage told me it could be the new drums I bought were out of balance and/or out of round. I never bother replacing or checking the balance on the drums. Ended up buying a new Taco same as the OP. Mine is smooth running 120kmph. Just use the old ford in town for the dirty jobs.

 

I think he just wanted to be done with it. I didnt ask him about buy back.

 

whats the tire/rim setup ur running EHH?

 

Stock rims and stock tires:
2020 TRD Sport 17” rims
Firestone destination LE2 265/75R17

 

you could have the balance/alignment checked by another place, if it pans out that they are not in the specification bring the bill to Toyota dealer for the payment who said alls good

 

Talked to another dealer that road forced them and they said go back to my original dealer and ask for Michelin’s. said that two of the tires are a little out of round

 

yeah I was gonna say the tires, I had FIRESTONE destination ATs put on my 2004 and they shake rattled and rolled, had a Road force balance done did'nt help, I wont buy Firestone/Bridgestones again those AT tires did have the best reviews for AT tires at the time I bought them, if I was to rate them it would be C- overall, they were a terrible highway tire.