Question about Toyota 60 month / 60,000 mile Drivetrain Warranty

Sometime in the coming months, I plan to shop for and purchase a 2.5 gen Tundra, 2018-2021. I understand that there is an OEM 60 month / 60,000 mile drivetrain warranty on Tundras. Is this correct and do Toyota dealers honor this warranty? Is there any deductible? Does said warranty apply to the 2nd or 3rd owner of a Tundra?

If yes to my first question, would it cover the cam tower leak and any other drivetrain issues with the 2.5 gen Tundra?

Thank you in advance for any information.

 

Got 15K and 18 months left on my 2020 SR5. Doubt I’ll ever use it.

 

You can read what it covers in the owners manuals. I have never seen a limit on number of owners. There are a bunch of stuff it doesn't cover.

 

I got an extended Toyota Platinum 10 year 100K warranty just in case? I'm at 29K miles presently on my 2021 Platinum Tundra. I'll probably hit 10 years before the 100K because my Daily Driver is a 2023 Toyota 4 Runner TRD Off Road Premium. i'm at almost 5K miles on that. I bought the same extended warranty for that one too! I want zero bills for repairs!

 

Well, I guess the 5/60 warranty on my 2000 with 41k miles has expired ha ha\\
Happy New Year to all
Paul

 

Do most people time out or run out of miles first?

 

Probably miles. 5/60 is only 12k a year. I believe the average person drives closer to 15k now. Speaking in averages of course though.

 

Damn lol no you’re not average. I drive that just to and from work in a single year.

 

2 years but less than 2k miles left on mine.

 

We’re building within a year so which is even further from work (my tire company doesn’t believe in remote work) so I’ll be in market for a cheap daily soon. Or electric

 

Do you think Toyota would start my 5 years today due to low miles . Buzzz next player!!!
Paul