Latest News About Toyota Tundra Recall

Here’s the latest on Toyota Tundra recalls as of May 2026.

Key recalls and status

• 2024-2025 Toyota Tundra and Tundra Hybrid: A recall related to the multimedia display affecting some 2024–2025 Tundra and Tundra Hybrid models was announced in January 2026. About 162,000 U.S. vehicles were included in that recall, with notifications to owners expected by late March 2026. [manufacturer notice and press release coverage from January 2026] [web sources indicate a recall announcement on Jan 23, 2026 and related NHTSA actions].[3]
• 2022-2025 Tundra and Tundra Hybrid: A broader safety recall involving moisture intrusion affecting reverse lamps on certain MY2022-2025 Tundra and Tundra Hybrid models was announced in May 2025, affecting roughly 443,000 U.S. vehicles. The issue could impair rear visibility when backing in low light and reduce signaling to others. [Toyota Press Room, May 2025][6]
• 2025 recall expansion: There were reports in late 2025 about expansion of recalls affecting additional Tundra and Lexus models (including some 2022–2024 Tundra) with larger numbers, though these were separate from the 2026 multimedia-display recall. Industry coverage and Toyota newsroom posts from 2025 describe these expansions and ongoing repair coordination. [news coverage and Toyota press releases from late 2025][4][5]

What to do if you own a Tundra or Tundra Hybrid

• Check eligibility: If your vehicle is a 2022–2025 Tundra or Tundra Hybrid (and in some cases Sequoia or related models in broader campaigns), it may be part of a safety recall. Use your vehicle identification number (VIN) to confirm inclusion via Toyota’s official recall site or NHTSA’s SaferCar.gov database. [Toyota recall notices and NHTSA listings][9][3]
• Watch for notices: Toyota typically sends recall notices by mail; if you’re in Grapevine, TX, you may also receive electronic or dealer outreach. If you’ve recently purchased a used Tundra, you should especially verify recall status with the VIN. [Toyota press releases and recall practice][3][6]
• Schedule service: If affected, contact a Toyota dealer to schedule the free repair. For the multimedia-display issue, dealers will perform the necessary software updates or component replacements; for lighting-related recalls, replacements or wiring/wiring-harness fixes may be implemented. [Toyota recall guidance][6][3]
• Safety implications: Recalls involving display malfunctions or rear-illumination issues can affect driver awareness and rear visibility, which is why timely service is emphasized. [Recall notices and safety explanations][3][6]

Recent guidance and sources

• Toyota’s January 2026 recall for Tundra and Tundra Hybrid multimedia displays (approx. 162,000 vehicles in the U.S.) and the planned owner notification timeline. [Toyota press release January 2026][3]
• May 2025 safety recall covering moisture intrusion impacting reverse lamps on 2022–2025 Tundra and Tundra Hybrid; about 443,000 U.S. vehicles involved. [Toyota press release May 2025][6]
• 2025 recall expansions reported by Toyota and automotive outlets, describing larger rollouts affecting additional Tundra and Lexus models.[5][4]

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