I took it to a shop that specializes in ADAS recalibrations, not the dealer. It can be pretty expensive, I paid around $380 for it. As for the dealership, I think you'll have to get lucky to even have a dealership recalibrate for you, let alone even diagnosing the issue. (In my experience, I...
You will have to have your Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) sensors recalibrated, specifically the front radar by the toyota emblem on the grill. I had to do the same when leveled my truck. The only way I figured out it was the ADAS was the actual Toyota app gave me a warning message...