Frame And Members problems of the 2007 Toyota Tundra

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Tundra. The contact stated that occasionally while driving at various speeds on bumpy road surfaces, the fuel tank was scraping against the pavement. The contact stated that upon inspection from the outside, the contact became aware that the fuel tank was hanging abnormally low and the bracket holding up the brake lines and fuel lines were completely rusted. There were no warning lights illuminated. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic to be diagnosed, and the contact was informed that due to the abnormal amount of rust on the sub frame, the vehicle was not safe to be driven. The contact was informed that the entire sub frame needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 142,255.

I have a double cab limited edition have made complaints for over 10 months now about the terrible bed bounce problems. I bought it for my service business &pleasure. Toy is the most uncomfortable vehicle I have ever driven! the first thing people say is,what is the problem with the roads? kids hate it. My dog hates the truck! she can't get comfortable with the bed bounce. By the end of the day I am at driver fatigue stage! you can drive 60-70 but not for long! this truck feels every little bump nook and cranny on all roads. I tried going up to 80-90 miles an hour to remove the bounce, it's still there. Going slower like 50 mph or less doesn't do much. I'd rather drive a horse and buggy with solid wood wheels. I can't tell you how disappointing it is to drive my truck. Nobody likes being in this truck. I spoke with the service manager of Toyota who drove one. His wife made him return his truck because of it's terrible ride and he agreed. Took my truck to GMC dealer to trade it, they have gotten wind of it's problem and are not willing to trade it in. Good luck is all they say. I have been told by Toyota headquarters I'm having a bed bounce sensation, it's not the frame, it's not the suspension, put 10 bags of cement in the back, tow a load, this will give you a better ride! I can't believe I spend over 40,000! I took it to a specialist and was told it's the frame! not much can be done to fix the problems Toyota is having. All I know is I have a truck I don't want and can't recoup my losses. How unsafe is this problem? why is the public the guinea pig this day in age when we are so advanced? I'll bet they never test drove the truck other than a test track or they did virtual testing only. If I came up with something new and sold it to my customers in the same fashion like Toyota did to me. Then gave them a run around about what's really going on. I would be in court sued and out of business Toyota needs to do something fast tired of them avoiding this problem.