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The 2014 Toyota Tundra uses a group size 27F battery that will wear out over time. You'll need to replace the battery every 50,000 to 60,000 miles. While it might cost some money, you'll have to shell out to keep your car running. You may encounter issues with the battery throughout the vehicle's life span, such as leaks causing fluid to leak out, the battery dying suddenly, necessitating a recharge or replacement. A cracked case may occur, requiring a complete replacement, or the battery might drain quickly and need fixing.
In 2014, the battery size for the Toyota Tundra is a 35-AGM Group Size 35 with 650 cold cranking amps.