Two problems related to front suspension wheel bearing have been reported for the 2004 Toyota Tundra. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2004 Toyota Tundra based on all problems reported for the 2004 Tundra.
This is a second compliant. The first compliant did not have the correct home address. The p. O. Box is my mailing address. On 2/24/06 antioch Toyota delivered a 2004 Toyota Tundra to my home. The first compliant number is #10169458 most of the info is the same accept the address to where the car is located. The suspension:front control arm lower ball joint broke and the axle on my truck snapped and broke. The truck was towed to almaden Toyota in san jose CA and that is where it is now. I called Toyota and they told me today that this truck was not one that was recalled according to their records, but they will have someone come out and inspect the truck. How did it break if the part was not bad? the recall does not list VIN numbers that are affected by this recall, only model names: 2004 Toyota Tundra and my truck is a 4dr double cab limited rwd sb (4. 7l 8 cyl 4a). It seems to me they are trying to get out of repairing/replacing my truck when the axle broke while driving it to work.
While driving to work the axel on my Toyota Tundra broke and the entire right front end fell off and I had to steer out of traffic to pull over without causing an accident. Apparently, this truck was recalled due to the defective front end suspension parts and I was not notified of this recall. I had the truck towed to the Toyota dealer and called the hotline and now they want to drag their feet in getting this truck repaired. I almost lost my life and now I have to deal with a slow resolution to a problem caused by Toyota. What can I do?.