Rattling noise and traction control light comes on in high speed left turn

Hi all,
New here I got my 2013 Tundra a year ago and haven't had any problems. I took it in to Big O for an oil change and 3 faulty tire pressure sensors (both front and rear drivers side). now I'm having the following problem:

The following day (after oil change) on my way to work I was getting on an on ramp left turn at a speed of around 40-50 mph. I started to hear a rattling sound and my traction control started blinking. I started to slightly break and could feel the vibration in cadence with the rattle in the brake peddle. Once it straightened out it stopped. It has done it 2 times on the same on-ramp (driven it that route 6 times now post Big O work) and it never did that before the work was done.

I would like to be prepared for when I take it back in as to what could be causing this since I firmly believe it was something they did considering I take that route to work 4 times a week and never heard that sound prior to the work. Any ideas? much appreciated!

 

Altering the vehicle ride height with lifts or bigger tires can often cause the stability control stuff to go haywire. If you turn off all of the traction control and stability control Nannies and drive the same ramp again I bet you it will go away. Hold the traction control button in for 3 seconds, release, and then for another 3 seconds. If that fixes it, look up how to do a zero point calibration since that will probably be the solution.

 

Welcome from LA (Lower Alabama)!

 

I will look that up, thank you!

And hello from Arizona!

 

Welcome from NY.