2023 Toyota Tundra Backup System Problems

Your truck's forward collision warning and prevention system isn't functioning—it's not alerting you or attempting to brake when obstacles are detected ahead. This system is designed to help prevent crashes by warning you and automatically braking if needed. Having this safety feature disabled puts you at increased risk, especially in heavy traffic or low-visibility conditions. A dealer scan and sensor recalibration or replacement will likely be needed to restore the system.

Your backup camera display goes black when you shift into reverse, even though the rest of your infotainment system works normally. You've noticed that Toyota issued recalls for 2024 and 2025 Tundras for this issue and believe your 2023 model should be included. The fix will likely involve updating or replacing the backup camera system or its display module.

Your 2023 Toyota Tundra has been at a dealership since June 2025 for a back-over prevention safety recall (25TB06) and remains unrepaired after over 224 days with no confirmed completion date. Despite multiple requests, neither the dealership nor Toyota has provided a timeline for when the repair will be finished. This extended delay means you've been without your truck for far longer than reasonable for a safety recall, leaving you dependent on a rental vehicle.

Your backup camera screen isn't working — when you put your truck in reverse, you don't see any image on the display. The dealer found this needs a software update to fix it. This is a known issue Toyota has recalled for some 2023 Tundras, though your vehicle's VIN apparently wasn't included in their recall list.