Clunk when braking under 20 MPH

Let me start by saying this is my first truck and I love this beast. But I'm starting to get concerned that something might be wrong. I've noticed that while breaking from 20 MPH and below that I sometimes feel a clunk. This sensation is more prominent after I've initially started the vehicle and tends to subside after driving for a while. Has anyone else experienced this? I plan on taking it to the dealer to have them take a look at it. The truck only has 15k miles on it.

 

From what I’ve read on other threads here, it’s totally normal

 

My 17 with 15k miles dosen't do that . Get it looked at before it's out of warranty .

 

Idk

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/clunk-in-transmission-when-coming-to-a-stop.618526/

 

I have a 17 AC TRD Offroad with 30 k Miles and no clunk

 

I have a 2017 Off-Road. I have the clunk and have since the truck was new. The dealer told me it's normal and explained that it's kind of like an engine break on a big rig, dump truck or other type of truck with an engine break.

 

That's odd that the dealer would say that this is normal... I've had a similar issue on one of my hooptie cars (non-Toyota) and it ended up being a transmission problem. But since that vehicle was so old I just dumped it.

 

Never noticed any clunk on my 2016.

 

2017 OR 103k miles no clunk since new.

 

None here that I notice. That sounds weird tbh.

 

‘17 Sport, MT with 22K and no clunks. Get into your dealer for inspection.