Toyota Tundra Recall: Certain Model Years Affected, Local Repair Options Available

Toyota has issued a recall for select Tundra pickup trucks, citing a potential safety issue that requires immediate attention. The recall, officially listed by the manufacturer, covers specific model years, including 2022 and 2023 Tundras, though owners should check their vehicle identification number (VIN) against Toyota’s official recall database for confirmation.

The defect involves a risk of the rear axle assembly separating, which could increase the chance of a crash. Toyota is notifying affected owners by mail and will cover all repair costs at authorized dealerships.

For Tundra owners in the Boca Raton area, the recall means a trip to the dealer for a free inspection and, if needed, a replacement of the rear axle hub bolts. Toyota’s official recall number is 23TA10, and the company advises that repairs are available immediately. If you’re unsure whether your truck is included, you can call Toyota’s customer service line or visit their website with your VIN.

The repair typically takes under an hour, and loaner vehicles may be available.

While dealerships handle the recall work, some local drivers prefer a faster, more convenient option. Boca Auto Care, a trusted independent shop in the area, can assist with post-recall inspections, alignment checks, or any other service your Tundra may need after the official repair.

They cannot perform the recall itself, only Toyota dealers are authorized for that, but they can help ensure your truck is road-ready and address any lingering concerns. For recall-related questions or to schedule a non-recall service, give them a call. Remember: if your Tundra is affected, get it fixed promptly to stay safe on the road.