Two problems related to rear suspension springs have been reported for the 2013 Toyota Tacoma. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2013 Toyota Tacoma based on all problems reported for the 2013 Tacoma.
At around 40,000 miles my tires started cupping, I put on new tires with wheel alignment, at 55,000 miles I noticed my rear had a harder ride than usual and seemed to bottom out on bumps. Again with 85,000 miles (30k on new tires) tires were cupped and realized it after I spun out in the rain. I went to the mechanic and he said you have weak rear leaf springs and 1 leaf broken close to gas tank, he said there was a leaf spring recall on the 2011's and prior with 3 leaf packs (which I have) , 2 sets of tires and now springs cost me thousands, why aren't all Tacomas with 3 pack leaf springs recalled?.
Brand new vehicle experiencing extreme vibration when accelerating. This vibration is felt throughout the vehicle and has been duplicated to Toyota. Faster acceleration results in stronger vibrations. Only explanation from Toyota was that the there is an issue with the rear suspension (leaf springs). Toyota engineers have been to the dealership and have not been able to provide a valid solution other than to wait. I have spoken to other dealerships that state the Tacoma and 4runner are affected. After dropping off my vehicle many times, this issue has still not been resolved.
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| Rear Suspension Springs problems | |
| Suspension Noise problems |