Known problems with 2022 Tacomas?

I am shopping for a Tacoma. Looked at a 2022 this evening. Are there any known common problems with 2022 Tacomas?

 

Timing Chan cover leak.
QI charging pad bubbles up.
Bed out of alignment from factory.
Rear bumper out of alignment from factory.
If it’s white bad paint.
Rolling back on hills.
Automatic transmission hunting gears.

Premature pad/rotor wear, pulsation or vibration, antilock system, parking brake, master cylinder, calipers, squeaking, brake failure, regenerative braking.

Just a few problems but it’s a good truck.

 

other than that Mrs Lincoln how did you enjoy the show?

 

Even with all the issues I still love my Tacoma anyway!

 

same

 

Welcome to TW!

 

Rear coolant bypass pipe leak
Cylinder #3 grenading
Howling diffs
Leaking AC condensate onto passenger floorboard
Seeping/leaking steering rack
.......
Solid truck tho for real

 

Exactly.

No mechanical machine is perfect....ask Boeing

 

Yup

Still a better choice than most anything out there currently

 

I own a preowned 21 with 34,000 miles on it. Only issues I’ve noticed is a squeak behind steering wheel in dashboard and weird vibration when in lower rpm’s. Other than that it feels solid and sounds healthy and drives handles smoothly! Refined it is not, but it’s a truck.

 

Plus, they have great resale value.

 

Exactly. Even with some minor issues you may or may never experience, they are still one of the best buys in mid size pickups

 

I have two 22's
I have a 22 Tacoma sr5 access cab that has 53k miles since I got it new, nothing more than routine maintenance.
In fact, I like the access cab so much I recently bought a used 22 Tacoma Pro with 18k miles on it.
So far so good with both trucks.

 

27k miles and no issues with mine except squirrels ate some wires......sum beeches

 

Years ago the mantra was:
If it ain't Boeing I ain't going.

Now the mantra is:
If it's a Boeing I ain't going.

 

Pick your poison... ain't nothing being manufactured in this world that is as good as it was pre-covid.
Toyota was yesterday, is today, and most likely will be tomorrow the best you can get for reliability.


Ya know in Australia the blokes will tell you if you wanna go into the Outback you take a Range Rover.
If you wanna get back you take a Toyota....


As long as the original owner didn't do something stupid most likely it's gonna be ok.
Find a good independent shop and have them take a look at it.

 

Ah yes, the dripping of water onto the passenger floor from the hvac box. That’s the one that gets me the most.

 

I just hit 24,000 miles on my 2022 OR DCLB. Not a single problem.

 

I guess I need to start watching for this on my 2023 so far I have not noticed any drips.

 

With all the known issues it’s strange they show up enough to be noted but then they’re some with no issues whatsoever. Toyota is constantly preaching QC but it seems to never change. My 23 was on a sixty day QC hold at the port and when it finally arrived I had the following issues that I had to make the dealer repair.

1. Bed out of alignment.
2. Rear bumper out of alignment.
3. Hood out of alignment
4. Right rear door 1/4 inch low.

Toyota held my truck for sixty days and I have to assume they were hoping I wouldn’t notice these issues cause they didn’t bother to repair them.

Ray Charles could have seen the problems.

But I still love my Tacoma and all problems have been repaired.