Curled leaves are indeed a symptom of some tomato viruses, however, you would probably be seeing yellow-green mosaic patterns on the leaves or more mottled leaves, not just brown tips. What's the weather like? Leaf curl and slowed growth also happens in very hot, dry weather with high heat; the plant curls its leaves to conserve moisture. If it's a virus, there's not much you can do. If it's weather and environmental, give it even moisture, cool it down with mulch and perhaps a shade cloth, avoid over fertilization, and do not prune it.
Curled leaves are indeed a symptom of some tomato viruses, however, you would probably be seeing yellow-green mosaic patterns on the leaves or more mottled leaves, not just brown tips. What's the weather like? Leaf curl and slowed growth also happens in very hot, dry weather with high heat; the plant curls its leaves to conserve moisture. If it's a virus, there's not much you can do. If it's weather and environmental, give it even moisture, cool it down with mulch and perhaps a shade cloth, avoid over fertilization, and do not prune it.