Toyota Recall Affects 2022 to 2025 Tundra and Tundra Hybrid Trucks
PLANO, Texas (June 2, 2025) — Toyota Motor Corporation issued a recall for approximately 443,000 model year 2022–2025 Tundra and Tundra Hybrid trucks in the United States due to a safety defect involving the vehicles’ reverse lamps.
According to a Toyota press release dated May 15th, moisture intrusion over time can cause both reverse lamps on affected vehicles to stop functioning. This failure may reduce rear visibility when backing up in low-light conditions and prevent other drivers or pedestrians from knowing the vehicle is driving in reverse, increasing the risk of a crash.
How Will Toyota Fix Reverse Lamp Defect?
To resolve the issue, Toyota dealers will replace both reverse lamp assemblies with upgraded parts free of charge. If corrosion is found extending into the wiring harness connector, the wiring will also be repaired at no cost to the owner. Toyota plans to notify affected vehicle owners by mid-July 2025.
James Johnson, a California lemon law attorney, weighed in on the recall’s legal implications. “Loss of reverse lamp function is a serious safety concern that compromises both driver visibility and the safety of those nearby,” said Johnson. “If owners have experienced repeated failures or extended repair times, their vehicle may qualify as a lemon under California’s Song-Beverly Warranty Act.”
Next Steps for Owners of Defective Toyota Tundra Pickups
Toyota encourages owners to check their vehicle’s recall status by visiting Toyota.com/recall or nhtsa.gov/recalls using their VIN or license plate number. Customers with questions can also contact the Toyota Brand Engagement Center at 1-800-331-4331.
As with all recalls, prompt repair is crucial for both vehicle safety and potential warranty protection under state lemon laws.
Call Attorney James Johnson at 1-800-558-1087
If your Toyota Tundra truck or hybrid has had repeated defects, don’t wait. Contact Lemon Law Attorney James Johnson for a free consultation. Protect your rights and drive with confidence.
Do you own a defective Toyota pickup truck and are you experiencing repeated problems, a dangerous fire risk, or another safety issue? If so, there doesn’t have to be a recall before you reach out to an experienced attorney and get help. California Lemon Law Attorney James Johnson will review your case and let you know if it qualifies as a lemon.
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Published on June 2, 2025
Disclaimer: This article provides general information about vehicles that may be covered by the California lemon law. However, the lemon law has very specific requirements that must be met for your vehicle to be considered a lemon. Every case has a unique set of circumstances and there are specific criteria that must be met for the lemon law to apply. It is imperative that you take immediate action if you believe your vehicle may qualify.
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