4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

Tundra CV swap?

 

Toyota's break in guidelines are recommendations, guidelines not requirements. That won't stand in the way, video evidence or not, of a warranty fix.

 

They abused the shit out of a vehicle for clicks, and then they broke it.

I’m not a Toyota fanboy, but I will take it with a grain of salt.

 

Okay? What about a end of lifecycle run?

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a46994088/toyota-tacoma-rear-axle-recall/

 

Yeah I saw that ...I have a 21 so I'm safe . Honestly I blame covid quality control, lack of employees and what not caused many quality issues across the board on everything

 

Where are you getting this data? 2021 was peak covid.

My point is, things like this can happen regardless of when you buy it. I think the better concern/question would be if this is a wide spread issue, or a single use case based on how they drove this truck.

 

Now is a bad time to buy.

 

Buddy the truck shortage didn't start until late 2021 , Toyota had lots heading into 2021

 

How is that abuse. They are driving on a relatively easy trail in snow? Isn’t that what the truck is meant to do?

 

EDIT: Not TFL after all. Another video on youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ZZSE4nLKB6o

 

nope

 

Also just realized it was from a different youtube source, not related to the TFL video.

 

I bet TRD Jon is pissed they broke their truck first and getting all the views.

 

My guess on the TFL truck is broken front driveshaft u joint.

 

Does he even drive his trucks off the pavement?

 

It appears you can break it in a Home Depot parking lot.

 

Maybe Matt can drive over from Hurricane UT to help out!

 

Does rubber shop flooring count?

 

He does but he doesn't really do videos about it . His pro was set up for overlanding . He lives in Florida so I doubt it was rock crawling

 

This is cope. The truck is being towed by a Colorado that saw the same "abuse".