Toyota Tacoma problems (2007)
- Complaint records in our dataset
- 469
- Most mentioned in complaint records
- VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL · 20.3% of complaint records in our dataset
Owner complaint recordsMentions in our dataset, not a failure rate
Owner complaints in our dataset — not a failure rate, reliability score, or defect probability.
Most mentioned systems in complaint records
- VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL: 95
- SUSPENSION: 89
- BODY: 49
- STEERING: 49
- POWER TRAIN: 40
- AIR BAGS: 36
- UNKNOWN OR OTHER: 19
- SERVICE BRAKES: 17
- ELECTRICAL SYSTEM: 14
- SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC: 13
- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: 11
- ACCELERATOR PEDAL: 10
Most mentioned components in complaint records
- BODY: 49
- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: 11
- ACCELERATOR PEDAL: 10
- FRAME AND MEMBERS: 8
- REAR: 6
- ANTILOCK/TRACTION CONTROL/ELECTRONIC LIMITED SLIP: 5
- FRONTAL: 5
- UNDERBODY SHIELDS: 5
Mileage bands in stored records
| Band | Records |
|---|---|
| 1–30k mi | 116 |
| 60–100k mi | 97 |
| 30–60k mi | 70 |
| 100–150k mi | 60 |
| 150–400k mi | 19 |
Repeated phrases in complaint summaries
- 2007 tacoma (52)
- contact owns (38)
- owns 2007 (38)
- leaf springs (27)
- tacoma contact (27)
- contact stated (25)
- nhtsa campaign (25)
- failure mileage (24)
Related catalog-fitment parts
- ACDelco · ACDelco Original Equipment Oil Filter: Ideal for Any Type Oil, Same Filter Installed From The Factory, PF53 · PF53
- aFe POWER · aFe POWER PRO 5R Air Filter: 98.6% Filtration Efficiency, 5 Layer Cotton, Oiled Filter, Track/Street Driving, 30-10114 · 30-10114
- aFe POWER · aFe POWER PRO DRY S Air Filter: 99.2% Filtration Efficiency, 3 Layer Synthetic, Dry Filter, Street Driving, 31-10123 · 31-10123
- aFe POWER · aFe POWER PROGUARD Engine Oil Filter Replacement - Single, 44-LF014 · 44-LF014
Questions from stored data
- What system appears most often in 2007 complaint records?
- VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL (95 records). This is share of complaint records, not a failure rate.
- How many complaint records are stored for 2007?
- 469 records in our dataset.
Complaint counts describe records in our dataset, not failure probability or the share of vehicles on the road.
Catalog fitment does not by itself prove OEM-equivalent compatibility.