2022 Tacoma Trd Off Road 5000 Miles Pros And Cons
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- 2022 Tacoma Trd Off Road 5000 Miles Pros And Cons
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Screw cap covers the top of the fill tube. Dust and dirt can get in on the ones where you just shove the gas nozzle in. Its rare, but it happens to people that really bounce around in the mud and sand.
Toyota builds these Tacoma’s with simplicity in mind. That’s what makes them so great and reliable. Screw gas cap gets my vote!
Been following you, like how you have methodically planned your use of the Tacoma. Love it, keep your enthusiasm up.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the videos.
Thank you Jason. Another video where I learned a lot of things. My wife and I were walking and she asked me about an enclosed cargo trailer we passed. I went off on a 5 minute tangent on why this one was good and why you'd want this or that and watch out for this and that. I was all walking around it pointing and stuff. She was like WTH? I said " Oh yeah.. Traditional Bowhunter taught me that" LOL Keep up the good work!
Hahaha. Love it! Glad you are enjoying the videos
Glad, you like it. I knew would love the truck. I've had 3 of them and love them. Thanks for the update.
I sure do. Such an amazing rig and so capable
I am glad you liked it, I just basically bought the same truck after my georgia pig hunt!
The tacoma is a fantastic truck
Great review Sir. Makes me feel world is not falling apart when someone appreciates a truck for being a good truck and doesn’t gripe about lack of car features!
Btw gas cap is a must- wife’s car was cap-less, she was in a rollover accident (not her fault) and ended up on side with fuel door popped open and down. Gas flowed out and significantly impaired emergency extrication due to fire/explosion risk. I now advocate gas cap.
Never thought about the roll over concern. Great point!
Agreed, screw caps have their benefit.
Great review. I just pre ordered this exact truck, same colour and all. It will most likely come in 2023 but I can't wait!
Awesome! You are gonna love it! Such a great truck!
We’ll you’re so darn lucky to win two if the most reliable and capable off road vehicles now ! Nice video review Jason!
Thanks. We love them
Good review, my 22 TRDOR just hit 5K, love it
Awesome! Agree with you 100%. Love it
Absolutely love this video
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it
Great video. Love the setup man.
Thanks
Your review was great! Thank you for all the links.
Welcome. Glad you enjoyed it
Hi, I am also from Michigan. I just replaced a Tundra with a Tacoma TRD Off Road. I like the smaller size, so much easier to live with for all the reasons you gave. If I want to explain why I wanted the Tacoma I should just have them watch you. I wanted to share something that I came across you may want to to do with yours. I found when I don't have my boots on, I feel the gas peddle is too stiff, but there is a really easy 5 min fix I found and it makes all the difference. There are two 10 mm nuts holding the pedal to the firewall, and a simple wire connector. I first removed the two nuts, then the the electrical connector. There are four little clips holding the cover on the pedal assembly, carefully pry all four and the cover pops right off. There are two concentric springs that pop out easily. I just removed the inner spring and then put the big spring back, popped cover on, and that was it.
Glad you are loving the truck too! This is a great tip. I have not experienced a hard gas pedal in mine but if anyone else does they sure will appreciate this info.
Nice video! I’m about lock up my TRD off road in the same exact color. Looks great!
You will love it! Such a great truck
Nice review…big Tacoma fan here…son has a 2002 TRD off road (my best friend bought it new then sold it to my son), it has a 5 inch lift with 33” KO2s, ARB bumper with Warn winch and now around 280k miles. I bought my 2019 TRD Off Road new in Jan of 19…I now have 171k miles on it. Both of our trucks have been trouble free except for routine maintenance. My son did have to replace his clutch and drive shaft…but being lifted all its life the drive shaft lasted a long time. We rare fanatics about maintenance though…oil at 5k (synthetic)…everyone says it’s not necessary, but we drive a lot and peace of mind means a lot.
We too use our trucks off road quite a bit, as we have a horse farm (bordered by a river). We have a few cars, but love the Tacomas. We just recently bought my wife a 4Runner (TRD Pro in that loud Lime Rush color). Good luck with the Tacoma, again great review!!
Awesome! So glad to hear you guys have great luck with the tscomas and love them! I'm the same when it comes to maintenance and also do my own oil changes at 5k. Just can't see why going 10k miles on oil would be a good idea..lol
Great video. Just bought the mirrors from your link. Sold me 😀😀 Very good video.
You are gonna love them.
Having a gas cap is probably more reliable in the long run versus the cap less system everyone has right now. Nice Video!
Probably right. It is a minor pain in the butt though
Love your truck brother. This is the truck I’ll be buying
It's been amazing so far. I'm very happy. I bet you will be too
I have a 21 in cement gray. Love it!
Glad you love yours! I love this truck. Wife just ordered a 4 runner too!
Excellent review!
Thank you
Glad you like it, hopefully work allows you to hold on to it for awhile
I really do love it. All depends on how many miles I drive as to how long I will keep it.
Jesus Christ dude you are throwing facts left and right!
Great video.
Dude, the shower rod should be it’s own short video.
The shower rod works great u less you are really bouncing around in the whoops. Then you have to re adjust it after the rough ride! Glad you enjoyed the video
Love your t-shirt.
Thanks
I'm on my second TRD off road. I would like to have bigger mor aggressive tires just for fun.
Hard to beat a Toyota for off road, and it pulls a small camper with no issues. Great video.
Glad you are happy with it. We love this truck. And you are 100% correct. It's awesome in the woods
Great Review
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the video
Nice truck;! I just got mine , same color 6’ bed 2023
Beautiful. You are gonna love it
I love my Tacoma as well. I live in the city so I haven't taken it out in any rural areas yet but it's the perfect size for the city as well. I also have a full size Tundra and that can be a pain to navigate certain areas.
Yep i have used my ram 2500 truck on weddings in the city at times and it was brutal finding parking and worrying about door dings etc. the tacoma is the perfect size city truck.
@@tradbowpodcast Agreed! It is the absolutely perfect size. Love your Tacoma, those side step bars actually give it such a nice look! I'm thinking of putting them on mine.
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Thank you
Can you add a link to your flexible side mirror attachments, thanks! great vid!
added to the video description for ya.
Really good video! I find I can get a hair over 23MPG if I set it on cruise control and am driving over 100 miles on relatively even road.
That's awesome. I can if I'm doing 60. Every moh above that drops me down more and more
Great review. Did it come with all 4 mudguards and you removed the rear ones yourself? Any issues with clearance with the front ones when off road?
Mine did not come with mud guards. The stock ones are not very flexible for off road. I bought these from rekgen. Link in video description. I bought front and rears but only put the fronts on. The rear is well protected with 3m tape and high departure angle so less likely to get stone chips.
Man! What a great life in your Tacoma. Makes me feel I should have gotten the TRD Pro (instead of my 2022 Sport 2x4, Lol!). I like your bed setup with all the gear clear off the bed floor.... I'm buying the long toolbox for my daily driving, and on camping trips I'll reinstall the box with the outlet. Its got more room for tools... I have a basket roof rack from my previous 2-Gen Taco. That's what I'll use on trips... Question; when you roll the tonneau up, do the frame bars roll along with the vynil or do they stay in place?
Was just reading an article about how the 2x4 tacoma was still an amazing off roader even without 4x4! The tonneau cover cross bars roll right up with the cover.
Very nice hunting rig 👊🏻
Thank you. I'm loving it
I have a 2005 Tacoma off road that has 400,000 miles on it and just ordered a new 2023 Tacoma off road custom with a lift and a few other extras..i have owned 5 Toyota trucks and all have made it to 400,000 miles effortlessly....and I also spend alot of time up here in the NH woods wheeling...it is definitely a very capable truck...my new one will be electric lime...i cant wait...!
Love hearing this and congratulations on your new one you have ordered
Have you ever had any transmission issues with your 5 toyota trucks?
Great video. Wondering if you ever put down the back seat and gut fish on the solid backing?
I have not but have boned out hogs on the tailgate
I agreed with everything great review nice little truck.
Thanks! Love this tacoma
I have a 2020 4runner ORP. Sometimes I want a tacoma for yard work and to get a popup camper.
I hear the 4runner though is a smoother ride. That's why I'm so conflicted. I could camp and sleep in my 4runner but, would be nice to stand up hence ( popup camper)
Put a rooftop tent with drop down vestibule on your 4runner! I love the 4 runner. If I didn't need a truck for some new work endeavors I would of got a 4 runner
Nice truck. Very hard to get right now. I'm on a waiting list for the same truck with magnetic grey with manual trans. Your video Inspires. You changed your tires. What did you do with the stock tires?
Yep tought to get many trucks today and a manual makes that even tougher. I sold the stock tires on facebook immediately. so my new tire upgrade actually only cost me 200 bucks after selling the stockers.
Kick Ass video!!
Glad you enjoyed it
I own a 2019 Tacoma 4x4 off road like yours and you are absolutely right, why they don't have a lockable gas cap. And any after market will not work.
Yep the gas cap is a bummer. But the truck is amazing
Howdy Jason. May have missed this in other videos but can you let me know what straps etc you used in your box for mounting your gear? I just got a taco and I'm looking at doing something similar...
Those are molle panels that mount on the bed rails. They are made by rough country. There is a link to all that stuff in my why I bought a tacoma video from December. Also shows how they mount etc.
@@tradbowpodcast thanks for your time.
There is a kit you can order that shuts those license plate lights off when you go in reverse to take the glare from the camera.
Dis not know that. Appreciate the tip and will look into it
You need to get you some weathertech or Husky floor liners, they hold the mud and water and save your carpet.
The factory all weather mats I have work great. When I Wear them out I will get weather tech like I had before. But until then these were stock on my truck and work excellent
Did you add the link for the cover for the middle compartment/arm rest?
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Is your catylitic converter covered by those skid plates? The side step prolongs the life of the drivers side seat if you use it, otherwise you'll see a ton of wear from getting in and out.
No my skids don't cover the converters. Would have to buy other cat guards
great truck! i want one! but maybe the sport trd sport 4x4 model. maybe a 2inch lift, bigger tires. Just a week end vehicle, not an every day truck.
You will love it. Great truck.
For a dedicated hunting vehicle, would you go Tacoma or back to your Cherokee? There are still some advantages I see for an SUV for hunting, but the everyday utility of a truck is tempting.
Tough call! Both are amazing and you can get the cherokee trailhawk for about 10 grand cheaper than the tacoma. Both ate very capable but the tacomas truck frame, soild rear axle etc makes it more durable to years of offroad use.
@@tradbowpodcast Yeah-my heart wants a new Bronco, my head says Tacoma, and my wallet says used Cherokee if the used market ever comes back down. Don't know if a used Cherokee is a great idea though; I've seen poor reports on engine life beyond 100,000.
@@twilightkids yep tough decision. Let your wallet decide and not emotions is always my personal best bet. Weigh the pros and cons of each.
@@twilightkids you'll be happy with a tacoma for sure. Make sure the transmission is ok. Mine was geared to high had a tough time with hills and a small trailer.
Nice truck. I have s as. F-150 and I love the space. Ever think of getting a storage system for the bed with drawers? Love mine to store rifle, gear etc and not having to crawl into the bed of the truck to get stuff
Those drawers are sweet! Too expensive for me as I only keep a vehicle for 2 years or so. But they sure are a great system
@@tradbowpodcast just two years? Why is that, you lease? I tend to run mine into the ground.
@@amateurbiggamehunter7691 I don't lease. I buy and put 40k mile s a year on them. So it's always served me best to buy new for a very low price and drive for 2 years 80k miles and then sell only loosing 2, 3, or 4 grand over what I paid
@@tradbowpodcast I’ll have to research that. I have 75k on mine and the used market is hot except now trucks are at an all time high new and hard to find
@@amateurbiggamehunter7691 yes its a tough time to make my normal system work. Normally I can get 20-35% off msrp when I buy new. That's hard to do right now
Are you at Standing Boy WMA in Georgia? I've killed a few archery deer there, but it gets a lot of pressure. I know of some other great Georgia spots if you are interested
I dont say publicly where I go to to be fair to the locals and not get thier local spots over pressured. Appreciate to offer on spots down there. Once I get down there and settled I might reach out to you and chat a bit.
Sorry if you already answered this, but did you have to raise your truck to accommodate your bigger tires? I have the exact same taco, same color too, I’m looking to upgrade on tires. Thanks
nope! perfect fit stock and no issues.
I’m going to start a power washing business and I’m debating whether to buy this one cause I like it or should I get a full size thinking I would need the extra hauling power?
If your gonna be hauling water and chems like a bleach tank and a soap tank and a water tank on a tandem axle trailer go full size. This works great for my pressure washing business but I don't carry any water
What brand of bed cover did you buy? I do not want a big composite tonneau cover that could easily be busted up. I know Leonard's makes some good bed covers.
Truckcedo true sport cover
Would you recommend the 5ft or 6ft box for guys that hunt like yourself sir?
Both are great options. The 6 foot will be harder to turn in tight places and have less break over angle going over obstacles. Bit it will have more capacity. So it's a trade off either way
Jason - quick question for you - my son and I were tearing it up on our ranch in Texas in our 2022 TRD Off-Road and we have the stock tires on the truck... we punctured the back left tire pretty quickly and had to swap for the spare. We cannot have that happen again out in the country where the population density is extremely low. Are the tires you chose 10 ply? 8 ply? We need to high grade. My only hesitation on heavier tires is the hit on MPG, stopping/acceleration, and road noise, but I simply cannot be in this situation again. Our ranch is very rocky and rough and we need tires that can take a severe beating and get us the heck out when we are done exploring / hunting. So, my question is... on your 265/75s (which I intend to upgrade to) what's the weight of your tires / ply and have you noticed any of the above downsides?
I never drove on the stock tacoma tires as I had the dealer swap to these goodyear ultraterrain e rated 10 ply tires before I picked it up. But I get about 20mpg at 65, 19mpg at 70 and 18mpg at 75. The tires are not loud on the road at all. 10 ply is all I have Owen on my last 9 trucks. I won't own anything else for the same reason you want to switch. I almost never get a flat and if I do it's usually a nail and I can pull it and plug the tire in under 2 mins. Falken wild peaks are also amazing 10 ply tires. You would have to look up the weights to verify exactly. But I love mine and will never use anything but 10 ply
@@tradbowpodcast I think the truck comes with 4 ply. I wonder if there’s middle ground to be found in the 6 and 8 play ratings (C and D).
@@kinanromman5197 bfg ko2s are c rated and I believe falken also offers a c rated version
Hey what do you recommend for a Jack for a stock Tacoma SR?
I just use the stock bottle jack.
@@tradbowpodcast thanks!!
Truck owner: stupid gas cap, but I love my truck
Me: My stupid..stupid dog , but I love my dog 😂
Btw, nice truck !
🤣🤣🤣 love it!
I test drove a trd off road, the seating position is to low to the ground, the 6 speed automatic gear hunts like crazy and is gutless, has no power. They are extremely reliable and hold there value, I thought it was not comfortable and went with an f150. More money but this 55 year old didn’t like the Tacoma at all. Glad your happy, that’s what counts for you. I get 28 mpg with my f150 with the Diesel engine and a way better ride
I have owned 9 new f150s. Good trucks but could never go where I take this tacoma. This thing is unstoppable off road and fits into places I could never get my full size. I love it. I don't miss my f150s at all. Loved my 150s but could not be happier with this tacoma. I see why everyone loves them so much
I have a 2019 Tacoma TRD Off Road, and I hated the transmission for about the first 6 months for all the reasons you stated - and really wondered if I made the right decision. As time went on, the trans got better and better. No issues after that "break-in" period. TBH, not sure I just simply learned to use the peddle in a way to make the truck work as I want, or if the trans improved on its own, but either way, no issues.
Overland tailor tune fixs all that gear hunting. And seat jackers fix the seat
what did you have before this?? older nissan frontier pick ups were great too, and older tacomas. I wouldnt get a ford or chevy, or dodge.
I have owned a ton of vehicles as I buy a new one every 2 years because of how much I drive. I have a 2020 cherokee trailhawk before this. Loved that too!
Me gusta toyota tacoma para la familia
It's a great truck
Everything you spoke about is reasons why I want to trade my big ass Tundra for one.
Love the tundra! Such a excellent full size! This tacoma is very flickable and works incredible off road. And I love it. But tundra is hard to beat as well!
How did you rust proof the truck?
I coat the frame and everything under it with fluid film 2 times a year
Falken Wildpeak comes with 18/32 tread depth.
not in the 16 inch that i need for the tacoma.
@@tradbowpodcast Apologies...Yes, you are correct on the size. I have LT285/75R16 on my Tacoma, which are 18/32. I thought that was what you had there as well. I rewatched and you are running 265...would have been 17/32 on the Falken to start.
Couldn't find the link to the center console cover
Will add it when I get back to a computer. But very easy to find on amazon. Search tacoma center console cover and its like 15 bucks
Thx.
Hey what kind of traction boards are those?
X bull. There is a link in the video description for them
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I have a small boat that I pull to go duck hunting and deer hunting, does anyone have any experience pulling a boat with this truck and if so good or bad experience?
I pull my 15 foot g3 with it and I also pull a 3k pound 6x10 enclosed trailer with ladder racks on top (huge wind resistance) with this truck almost daily. does perfect. I added summo spring bump stops to the rear to help with the sage of my heavy trailer and the truck does great.
I went into buy a Tacoma brand-new recently and I couldn’t believe how bad the seating position was and just how old the truck felt. I’m so disappointed because I wanted to buy it so badly.
I love the old school feel of it. Pair that with is amazing capabilities and amazing reliability and it's a great truck. There is a reason it's been the number 1 selling mid size truck ever since it came out. But it's definitely not for everyone and there are now other great options out there as well. The ranger and gladiator are both fantastic trucks too.
I just bought the 2022 Tacoma TDR off road, and there is no navigation system built in and I keep getting the runaround that there isn’t a factory navigation system that can be installed, and that I have to use CarPlay. Yet there is an entire section in the manual specifically targeted towards the onboard navigation system (which did not come pre-installed on my vehicle). Do you know anything about this or a possible glitch/fix so I can get a navigation system installed and not have to rely on apple carplay? I can’t seem to find an answer to this anywhere online, and the 10 customer service/dealers/service managers seem to be clueless as well 🤷🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️ Thanks in advance, if you have any suggestions!
I believe the nav is part of the premium tech package nad had to be ordered that way from the factory. I never liked in vehicle nav systems anyway. my phone is more upto date and shows real time traffic with less lag. I would not pay for in vehicle nav personally. And I use my phone nav for work every single day. much prefer my phone.
@@tradbowpodcast thank you! Yes this is what I FINALLY was told by the 10th+ Toyota rep 🤦🏼♀️ Thanks for your reply! Happy trails! 😃
@@beyondsmilesphotographybyc5332 glad you got it all sorted
@@tradbowpodcast it’s all good!!! I freaking love this truck! 😄
@@beyondsmilesphotographybyc5332 I agree. Amazing truck for sure!
Those side steps that it came with, how far do they stick out? I ask because I am about to get a Tacoma TRD & I am wanting my steps to stick out JUST ENOUGH so if someone opens their door onto my truck, they hit the steps before my paint 🤣🤷🏻♀️😉..
The factory ones like these ride high and tight to the truck. They are great steps and honestly I just stepped over them rather than on them but liked how they guarded against stone chips. I've since Removed then do to all the mud they held and pain in the bit to clean the mud off them though. But these will definitely stop a door ding from another vehicle if that vehicle is lower that the steps
@@tradbowpodcast Thank you sweetie..
Do you think it's worth the money awesome video buddy
I do 100%. The reliability, build quality and capabilities of this truck are well worth it. Don't think I could say that about all mid size trucks being made right now.
I love these 3rd gen Toyota Tacoma but I don’t love the used or new price for them. I am going to get a rav4 first and a Tacoma down the road hopefully the price will have gone down because I really want one bad. Don’t mind paying 15-20g for an 2016 and up 3rd gen
Rav4 is a great vehicle too. My daughter has a 21 rav 4 and loves it
@@tradbowpodcast yah my mom wants the rav4 i think that is goof for her i made up my mind i want a 4runner its more of a mans car lol i hate to say it but its true and i want a tacoma as well
@@HotSizzleTV_ can't go wrong with any of those choices
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You need to brake the engine in before you get 20 mpgs avg.
Looking forward to that happening
6:42 not stupid. It’s reliable. Had that system ur referring to on my Chrylser fail on multiple occasions… Tacomas r supposed to just work
I've had capless gas tanks on 25 new vehicles that I've put over 100k miles on each without ever having a problem. No need for a gas cap. Love the truck, but the gas cap is pointless.
I hear where you’re coming from but I respectfully disagree. Ive never had a singular issue with a gas cap system…
@@Mako2-1 I 100% see where you are coming from as well. A cap system has been around forever and does work! I wonder if the new tundra that just came out is cap or capless! I will have to go check. Will be interesting to see if the new tacoma design will be cap or not.
First oil change should be 10k or 9 months I believe?
Yep but I always. Hange mine every 5k
First should be at 1000 miles per toyota manual to flush any metal flakes out from break in period. After that they recommend every 5-8k miles
No need to change the oil at 5000. Rotate tires yes but not oil unless you really feel you’re tearing it up off road.
I do change the oil and rotate the tires every 5k miles.
The gas cap makes sense when you have to shed $$$ to replace the cap less gas cap.
Never had a problem with capless. Bit I'm getting used to the screw cap again now
Great video. Keep them coming. My 21 Tacoma just clocked 12K. No issues.
You can put a locking gas cap on.
Umm I thought the 16" tires were stock?
16 inches is the diameter of the wheel (rim). It has nothing to do with the tire size. I can get anywhere from 27 inch tall tires to 40 inch tall tires all for a 16 inch rim
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How do i get that t shirt lol 😆 12/26/2023
Become a member of back country hunters and anglers. They give you a shirt
About the gas cap and hood prop rod; Toyota innovates slowly, because their philosophy is "if it works, don't fix it." Comparing them to domestic car companies is silly. There's a reason Toyotas hold their value over most everything else and last far longer than typical American vehicles.
Great points
Pro...it looks good
Con...it costs too much for what it is causing constant owner angst.
Am i right or am i right?
I dont agree with that personally. I love this truck.
@@tradbowpodcast
I have a 4 runner
Purchase price rather steep
Gas mileage just ok
Find myself having to justify the purchase
Should I trade it
But know I would probably regret doing so
I imagine the Tacoma is the same
@joeblack1052 I own a 4 runner as well. For me it looks like this.
Amazing price compared to other comparable suvs
Highest level of reliability a vehicle can have
Amazing off road capabilities
Amazing resell
Love the comfort and ride
Ours is a 2022 trd off road and I got it new for 42k.
I love the 4 runner and hate that they are gonna update it. Last long life reliable mid size suv that will ever be made. The 4 runner is a true 300k mile bombproof vehicle.
Dont forget you cover 103 miles every 100 miles because of the 3 % taller tires.. 21 MPG is better in reality
Great point!
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역시 일본 차가 좋다.
They are for sure
Yea that gas cap really takes effort.come on
Thanks for commenting
Complain about the gas cap is stupid 🤦🏾 the new system fails and you will spend atleast 5k to fix it.
Not sure how it would fail. It's just a flap.
@@tradbowpodcast eventually it don't seal properly and you start getting engine codes for EVAP SYSTEM.
@@T_O_Negative evap problems come from trying to top off your gas tank. Never keep trying to pump a few more ounces in after the pump stops. That's the real cause for evahp failure. I've had capless gas tanks on 20 new vehicles and put over 100k miles on most of those with no problems ever.
Complaining about gas cap and hood prop rod but you have a base model with no tech package 😂
Tech package is irrelevant. Doesn't offer any real function. Just wanted money in my opinion. But I guess I'm not real "techy"
Neither of those "issues" is solved by any trim level or tech package trd pro still has prop rod and the gas gap 😅
@@JoshuahAaron your missing the point here
@@active411vm curious...I'm missing the point so explain...Tacoma owner here...So what changes with the gas cap, and hood rod with other models???
@@TheHYENA87 your like a woman with a Virginia ham under her arm, but cries cause she has no bread 😂
Great video. How do you like the automatic transmission. Have heard some people complain about how it is always searching for gears at certain speeds especially when driving uphill. Looking to get a 2023 TRD Off Road soon.
I've heard the same thing from others. It's never been a bother for me or something I paid attention to. I think people are just way to nit picky. I also pull a 3000 pound trailer with mine daily in the spring and summer. Work perfect
@@tradbowpodcast Thank you for your insight. I recently had an unfortunate traffic collision with my 2006 4Runner of 16 years of faithful and problem free service. Best vehicle I’ve ever owned. Looking for a suitable replacement and all I feel confident in is another 4Runner or Tacoma to last me another 15-20 years. Getting long in the tooth now and will most likely be my last vehicle. The Tacoma fits the bill. I feel that although it is dated technology compared to what’s out there now and what the future holds, it will outlast all of them. Your video has been very helpful in making my decision. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
@jimf.625 I 100% agree. I have been a 40k plus miles a year driver for the last 30 years. Been thru 22 new vehicles. In my opinion there is not been a suv or truck made today that will have the reliability or longevity as a 4 runner or tscoma. And that will change next year when both get a turbo motor and redesign. I am thinking of selling my tacoma later this year to buy a 2023 just as I can get more years out of this proven design before the new style 24 gets here and ruins it all.