A recent issue requiring the replacement of some Tacoma automatic transmissions sheds some doubt on the automaker’s reputation for dependability.

Don’t call it a recall, but Toyota will replace the eight-speed transmissions in certain Tacomas. If you frequently visit Toyota forums, then you probably noticed that a not insignificant number of owners of the new 2024 Toyota Tacoma have been complaining about transmission gremlins.

Toyota will only repair 2024 Tacoma models if they show one of six fault codes. The entire transmission and torque assembly will be changed. Pickup trucks like the Toyota Tacoma are supposed to be reliable and dependable,

Toyota has a hard-earned reputation for reliability, but when you sell over ten million units a year, every major recall is a record-breaker.

Toyota has acknowledged transmission issues in the new 2024 Tacoma, specifically affecting models equipped with the eight-speed automatic transmission.This isn't a full recall, but rather a technical service bulletin sent to dealers.

I’ve lost count of how many times the internet has lost it over the death of manual transmissions. I understand why—everybody’s worried that their favorite sports car will go auto-only. But as a truck guy,

Toyota will replace the truck’s eight-speed automatic gearbox if certain diagnostic codes are present. Toyota has issued a technical service bulletin for the 2024 Toyota Tacoma's eight-speed automatic transmission.

Toyota Tacomas with the eight-speed automatic transmission could be in line for a new transmission assembly and torque converter, according to a technical service bulletin posted to the Tacoma4G forum.