Does the 2010 Toyota Tundra have a 'Bed bounce issue'?

a person

I heard that 2007 and 2008 models have a problem on highways and bumpy roads that makes there bed bounce. is that true on the 2010 model?

Mad Jack

No radical changes in the vehicle design. Mostly cosmetic updates. They may or may not have fixed the frame rot issue.































These trucks have also been known for the frame permanently bending under a heavy load even though the truck is not over loaded. This happened to a friend of mine who attempted to use his Tundra to wow a 5th wheel camper. Something Steve Barr fails to mention in the commercials.

Giggity Giggity Goo (Chris G)

They also have a problem with the frame rusting prematurely, tailgate snapping under heavy loads, and camshaft failures.

anthony

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1j3PWGRrCZ4















american trucks go through extreme testing. all succeed.































a drive down the highway:















http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dhz6...next=1&index=4































problem is so rediculouse people use pool noodle to hold the thing together. it is not for a joke, its actually what the people do. it doesnt fix the problem, just prevents the box from scratching up the cab while driving down the freeway.















http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gcvn-_Ktli8































what to expect when a toyota truck is 3 years old:















http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INujD8kuc5s















frame rot is already on well maintained 2007 trucks. toyota owners are complaining as they are not yet covered. in 3 years time it will occur on the 2010 aswell. no changes have been made. same poor material.































yes, dont want to sit on your tailgate either. 200 lbs will bend it.















http://www.bodyshopzone.com/editoria...a/image006.jpg















manual warns to remove tailgate before loading anything in truck bed. also says not to drive with tailgate down. the cables supporting its own weight causes it to buckle.































and do not forgett their transmission failures.















































its just one big laugh. thats japanese quality, right there!

American Idle

It just suffers from general crappyness.

Alan

I wouldn't worry about bed bounce. You need to worry about Toyotas imfamous underbody rot where the trucks have literally busted in two part while driving on the highway. More toyota quality...but shhhh, don't talk about that. The toyota-bots will go WILD! LOL!

Fair tax means jobs stay in USA!

Yes it is true on all models.































Get a Chevy.