2018 TRD Offroad Steering Review

My 2018 all stock seems fine, now even better with new wheels and a wider stance. Could all be my head to justify the new wheels!

 

I took it back to service yesterday and had the service manager go for a ride with me, both him and I drove it. He explained how all vehicles will follow the "Road Crown". I understood this as I've tested it in both my wives RAV4 and my Companies 2016 Ram 2500. They both follow road crown, but on yesterdays ride my tacoma's steering wheel was pointed at about the 10 o'clock position and was still pulling to the right and hard. It was also a bit windy yesterday. He had a spot on the highway that he usually test these issues on but it was blocked off so he couldn't do a fair test. I'm bringing it back in today to leave it so he can take it for another ride and see if they cant figure out the issue.

I like that they always have an excuse for this issue. If you need this many excuses to justify an issue, it's obvious that they know about it and needs to get fixed on a large scale. What's most upsetting is that i want to like the truck so much. It's the best looking truck on the road, next the the Raptor, they have great re-sale value(number one reason I bought it), they can go almost anywhere and get great MPG. I really hope they fix it or i find another way to fix it. I've wondered if putting wheels spacers on it would help.

 

I love the stock tires and will likely buy another set when they wear out. Handles perfectly all year in snow, dirt, or dry pavement and I’m averaging 21.5 mpg. Nothing to complain about here.

 

You arent going to get anywhere with a Lemon Law claim. Your truck isn't defective, broken, etc. You just don't like it. Keep it or sell it and take a bath, but you aren't going to get Toyota to buy back the truck.

 

Yeah. This isn’t even close to lemon law issues. You just don’t like the truck. It ain’t broken.