Toyota Tundra · 2nd gen (2007–2021)
2010 Toyota Tundra
This page is a draft. It has not been approved yet, so read it with care.
Watch out for
Reputation: what owners and the press report. Tap one to see what to check.
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Failed secondary air injection pump 2007–2013 One source so far
What to check: Look for a check-engine light or limp mode, and ask whether the air injection pump or valves were replaced.
Sources 1
Recalls
- 09V223000 2006–2010
The load capacity labels required by the federal standard are missing. A new label is sent.2,3,4,5,6
- 09V388000 2007–2010
A loose or wrong floor mat can trap the accelerator pedal. The pedal is modified and new mats fitted.3,4,5,6
- 10V017000 2007–2010
The accelerator pedal can stick part-way down or return slowly. A reinforcement bar is fitted.3,4,5,6
- 10V091000 2010
A bad weld can let the propeller shaft separate. It is fixed.6
- 11V148000 2008–2011
Tire pressure warnings were not recalibrated and may not light. They are recalibrated and a new label fitted.4,5,6,7
- 15V689000 2009–2011
The power window master switch can overheat and melt, a fire risk. It is greased or replaced.5,6,7
- 21V920000 2007–2021
The power steering gear may have been built wrongly and leak, losing assist. The gear is checked and replaced as needed.8,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18
Checked against NHTSA records on 21 October 2026.
Sources
- FLEX Automotive (Tundra years)
- NHTSA recalls (2006 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2007 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2008 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2009 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2010 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2011 Tundra)
- NHTSA recall 21V920000
- NHTSA recalls (2012 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2013 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2014 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2015 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2016 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2017 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2018 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2019 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2020 Tundra)
- NHTSA recalls (2021 Tundra)