2023 Toyota Tundra Seats Problems

Your truck's plastic seat side panels have broken repeatedly and needed replacement twice in the past year. The panels appear to be breaking again, suggesting the plastic material may not be durable enough for normal use. A more robust material or reinforced design would likely prevent these recurring failures.

Your truck's driver seat frame is covered with felt tape that exposes sharp metal edges underneath. When passengers accidentally hit their toes or legs against the seat frame while exiting, the felt tape provides no protection and can cause bruising. Toyota has not resolved this issue even after multiple dealer visits, and the problem appears to affect all 2023-2024 Tundras with powered seats. A fix would likely involve adding protective padding or plastic guards over the metal frame, similar to what's already used for rear passenger protection.

The plastic cover on the side of your driver's seat that controls the seat features broke off. This means you may have difficulty adjusting your seat position or other seat functions. The cover will need to be replaced or reattached.