4th Gen (2024) Tacoma Limited Leaning?

Good Afternoon Taco Lovers!

I purchased my new 2024 Tacoma Limited back in May and I am loving it and spending too much of my paycheck on upgrades and mods than my wife would prefer, but I digress...

While, admittedly, I am a larger guy I noticed my Taco seems to be leaning. I have about 6,200 miles on the truck and the suspension shouldn't be that quickly or easily impacted with only a single occupant 95% of the time, right?!

Attached are three pictures:
- One from the rear of the vehicle.
- One of the Driver-side rear sensor with the tape measure touching the ground (25" on center)
- One of the Passenger-side rear sensor with the tape measure touching the ground (27" on center).

There is a 2" difference between the sides of the truck near the outer rear bumper.

Has anyone else encountered this?

 

I haven't seen it on a 24 but never know. Looks like you'll need a rear spring replacement.

 

Usually a quarter to a half inch is considered “acceptable”. Measure from the bottom lip of the wheel to the wheel opening and see if you still have a two inch difference.
Sure looks like it’s leaning from the first picture.

 

Have you checked the shock towers for the bumpstop pushing through?

 

How much gas is in the tank? Also do you have the adaptive suspension?

 

Btw, you may want to measure from the ground to the frame. And like JB_TN mentioned, an adaptive suspension may be the culprit.