Any engine issues with 2025 Tundra?

Thank your for the update.
It is wonderful to hear that many owners with the New Tundra are having no problems.
SAME is across the board with ALL Auto manufacturers = Some trucks fail under 50k and many continue strong past 100k

I purchased a NEW 2025 Tundra and returned it the next day for these reasons:

1.) The entire truck is very thin metal = MUCH thinner then a RAM or Silverado
When on the highway the center of the hood flutters because the metal is so thin.
I can go around the entire truck with my pinky and make the metal flex ( i am old and have Lymes so my pinky is vey weak and sensitive to pressure/pain)

2.) PLASTIC Bed
Even though it is composite plastic they chip and crack easily when used as a work truck

3.) PLASTIC Corners for the rear bumper.
Those corners are paper thin cheap plastic that I can easily rip off with my old bare hands.

4.) Engine failure continues into the 2025 year with one owner who BEAT your post of the RAM = 2025 Tundra complete engine FAILURE at 1,500 miles

5.) 2024 Tundra owner had engine failure under 30k and Toyota did a New Crate Engine Replacement that FAILED 500 miles later.

6.) Even with Toyota's GREAT Warranty Service, I am not interested in their experiment, wheras 5.7L HEMI has been around a long time with many going over 200k before engine failure

7.) Will buy a good used one owner pre-22 Tundra DblCab with 8 foot bed = PROBLEM is that after 3 months I could not find one and when I did someone beat me to it.

I hope you have a trouble free 2025 Tundra that goes well over 150k miles for you with good times and good memories.

I miss my pre-22 Tundras (i had 3) and would buy one again without blinking.

 

Seriously? This is a 2025 engine issues thread, and you dumped your 25 which had no engine issues, yet you won't stop posting in here. Go search all of the pending class actions and problems with the 5.7 hemi instead of posting here. As was mentioned prior, you should have researched prior to purchase. It's well publicized that the bed is composite and aluminum and the hood is aluminum. The engine issues are also well known. I get that you are not interested in the warranty service. Most of us who are not unhappy with their purchase are not interested in you continuing to post the same rants in this thread. Again, this is the 2025 engine issues thread, not your personal soap box for your un-happiness with Toyota's build quality. PLEASE STOP. Go to a different thread and rant all you want. Maybe the Ram forums would be a good place for it.

 

Thank you! 100%. Can’t stand this guy! He’s complaining about a 2025 tundra that has no problems at all.

 

The ignore button works.

 

The many Toyota's i have owned far outnumber the two RAM's (2007, 2022)

I have owned PLENTY of Toyota's including but not limited to:
1990 Tacoma
1994 Tacoma
2013 Tundra
2016 Tundra
2018 Tundra
2025 Tundra
and many other Toyota's

Currently, we are looking for my son's first truck = a pre-22 TUNDRA
And I will buy another pre-22 TUNDRA when I find the right one.

I have every right to speak here.

 

I actually forgot about that feature! Thank you!

 

Bye Felicia! LOL

 

Right you are, and TYVM as I forgot about that feature as well.