The 2007 Toyota Tundra has 8 recalls, the most serious being a driveshaft that can separate on four-wheel drive models, strike the fuel tank, and cause a fire, alongside a floor mat that can slide forward and jam the accelerator pedal.
Several other recalls involve fire or crash risk as well. Certain vehicles fitted with aftermarket heated seats have a copper heating element that can short circuit and start a fire. On trucks equipped with specific 18-inch or 20-inch alloy wheel options, the wheel nuts can crack or break and allow a wheel to detach without warning. The power steering gear assembly on certain trucks can develop an oil leak that causes sudden loss of power steering assist, making the vehicle much harder to steer, particularly at low speeds. There is also a tire pressure monitoring system recall affecting certain trucks where the system fails to warn the driver of underinflated tires, which raises the risk of a blowout or handling loss. Note that some of these recalls affect only vehicles sold or modified through Southeast Toyota Distributors, so VIN verification is worth checking to confirm which apply to a specific truck.