3rd Generation Toyota Tundra (2022+) Master Thread

gecko

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When you dig into (real) owner communities, the V35A-FTS problems are unfortunately much broader than 2022-2023 gas models. Hybrids have been impacted and some 2024 models as well. I haven't heard anything on 2025s yet thankfully.

The media is doing what media does, but this engine has hurt Toyota's reputation for reliability with real owners and buyers. While they would be taking one on the chin, I wish Toyota would release some sort of "updated" V35A-FTS (V34A-FTS?) for 2026 or 2027 with official mention of revised components or engineering. I know Toyota doesn't want to acknowledge the broader problems, but it also feels like doing so and announcing a revision would give new buyers more confidence.
 

mikeavelli

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Honestly the entire family loved it. So spacious, more tech and features than our LX and massaging seats ftw. I really really like the Capstone.


 

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But... does the engine still detonate itself? 😁
I bet it will still do after some miles..

I love my hybrid tundra for the power, the way it drives, and somewhat efficient but the engine issues and how Toyota addresses it (or failed to address it at all) has pushed me away from the brand after 25+ years of nothing but Toyota and Lexus vehicles.