Toyota Tundra 2024 - The Truck's Biggest Pros and Cons, Exposed!
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- Toyota Tundra 2024 - The Truck's Biggest Pros and Cons, Exposed! Toyota Tundra 2024 - a truck that’s more than meets the eye. This isn’t just any truck, it’s the 2024 Toyota Tundra, and it’s ready to redefine your driving expectations. But what are Toyota Tundra biggest pros and cons? We’re not revealing them here, you’ll have to watch the video to find out. So, get ready for a ride with the 2024 Tundra that’s full of surprises. Tune in to find out why the Toyota Tundra 2024 is making waves in the truck market!
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I bought a '24 Nissan frontier Pro 4x bc of the engine change and I love it. Great truck
They are not reliable, mine has tons of problems they can't figure out and has stranded me.
BTW if the is an intermitant problem that they can't figure out and fix it doesn't go againt thier JP Power score. I have several of those.
2024 owner here. This Tundra is smaller yet heavier than my 2008. Neither the 2024 nor the 2008 will tow over 8000 lbs very well. They do enjoy a high degree of reliability. If toyota sold a 3/4 to 1 ton size truck, then I would certainly buy one. I'm in the market for one since my new 2024 isn't up to the task.
Which 2024 trim did you get?
I'll take boring, not great fuel economy, but reliable any day. My 2024 Tundra is great
I love my 23 trd pro
This is B.S.
This info is incorrect.
Buy what you want, don't listen to this kind of Shit!
I would NEVER Buy Ford, Ram or Chevy anything!! Toyota or Honda ONLY!!
Get the iForce Max. Just, amazing..
I bought a 2021 tundra in November of that year.. I added a trans cooler. What I really wanted was the v8 with a 10 speed and a 355 rear end. The six speed I have and the 430 rear end is not as fuel efficient.
I don’t trust the six cylinder turbo and it appears I was correct in my thinking.
Toyota should consider going back to a V8 with rear end choices and the 10 speed auto.
I will say this my 2021 v8 and the six speed and 430 rear end is a towing beast for a 1/2 ton and as such
That is its primary mission and in 2022 I bought a hatch corolla six speed manual as a daily driver for non towing.
Toyota discontinued the manual in the Corolla in 2023
So I bought two vehicles before they screwed up the brand ( NO TURBO OR CVT TRANS FOR ME)
I had several Toyotas & Lexus’s since 2007. I’ve had 3 Tundras. My most reliable one was a 2009. My 2011 had some issues and my 2016 had a bunch of issues. I looked at a 2023 and my mechanic and dealer said wait a few years. I bought a 2021 F250 diesel and totally love it. I hope Toyota gets their act together and actually listen to what the buyers want.
How has the Ford performed??
Was this video sponsored by Toyota? All of the pickups have their certain problems problems and the Tundra isn't an exception to to this. The cons list is just another way to bash the other trucks.
Toyota tends to stand behind their stuff. They had turbo issues, found a fix and did a recall.
Others now a days don't do that as often as they should. Tundra may not score the highest points in the catagories of doing truck things...but toyota does score the highest in quality and standing behind there shit.
Little that can go wrong with these new ones which by the way aren’t selling well currently? The last generation very reliable.
My 2021 ram 5.7 v8 gets the same gas mileage as tundra 2024. Lol
You bought a new vehicle not a rebuilt and should be compensated or what you bought, a new vehicle. Do not settle for less than you are satisfied with. Manufacturing a vehicle is complex but when something major is wrong that should not be the purchaser's problem.
Sales number speak for itself, don't need your brush.
If Toyota was that good would sell .
Toyota has lost my blessing with these New Gen Tundra since 2022.👎 It’s hard to give up reliability Toyota has spoiled buyers in yrs previously. A V8 with a Ten speed transmission should have been offered on Toyota Tundra selection.
Good commercial for tundra but why everyone talk about the Horse power and do NOT talk about the TRANSMISSION TEMPERATURE COOLER???????????????????????????????
I’m confused? Can u explain plz. I just bought one 😅
@@raulo.1761 The new tundras have not external transmission cooler, some people said is in the transmission, others said is in the radiator, bla bla bla. Toyota said the new transmission temperature can go up to 235 degrees..B.S. if you are planning to tow a trailer just be careful, you can get a Scan3 gauge for $270 at Amazon and connect to the OBD so you can read the trany temp. I bought a 2024 SR5 full loaded I just drove 600 miles and trade in, I lost money What I didn't like? EVERYTHING. the engine noise, the turbos, the poor quality inside cheap plastic, the new suspension, not leaf spring (so you have to put air bags, another Toyota mistake) If you want the navigation you have to paid for so Sorry but looks like you made the same mistake I did.
Would NOT consider a purchase until these New Turbo / Electric ⚡️ engines can prove true reliability of the 2000’s era V8 Gas ⛽️ Tundras & Sequoia with over 500K miles & a few even reaching 1 Million miles!
This electric ⚡️ turbos will most likely not go the distance!
Manufacturers should leave the choice of electric ⚡️ 🆚 gas ⛽️ V8 to the consumers.
It’s their money. 💰 💵
The choice is up to the consumes.
I'm sorry but I'm against this V6 Twin Turbo technology, especially if you'll be using the truck for towing a heavy trailer, as that would make the turbos run constantly which would put a lot of heat into the engine and shorten the life. The Ford Eco Boost V6 twin turbo is proof of this problem when towing with engine failures starting as soon as 50,000 miles.
In addition to that these engines have 2 turbos, and turbos only last an average of 150,000 miles, so you will have 2 turbo failures that are not cheap to fix.
I don't know if Toyota figured out a way around the low mileage high failure rate that the Ford is experiencing, but I wouldn't dare buy the Toyota till that engine has seen at least 5 years of use. Don't get me wrong, I love Toyota vehicles and own two of them including a Tundra with the 5.7 V8, but I won't be rushing out to get the twin-turbo V6 any time soon!
Saying Ford has issues is like saying Ford has issues.
Reliability is based on previous generations, not these new dumpsters.......................
😂 OK Ford troll
@@I-sed-no I drive a 17 Tundra bruh, sorry if I butt hurt you!
It sure does when they ditched the normally aspirated engines for the dual turboshit V6 engines.
Lol, the channel owner is obviously a Toyota fanboy
People can't afford these trucks. Thats the problem.
That isn’t the issue being discussed
Every vehicle price is higher now, check other brands they are all the same even used trucks.
MY QUESTION WAY HAVE THEY MADE TOYOTA TUNDRA CREWMAX SMALLER THAN THE 2008 VERSION, THAT'S NOT GOOD, WHY BECAUSE GM , FORD,RAM ? LOOKS BIGGER THAN MY FAVORITE TRUCK.
My 2024 fit in my garage the same the 2019.
Toyota getting rid of the 4.7 V8 was a huge mistake (Just to appease environmentalist). The 5.7 was Good too but not as great as a 4.7. The V6 turbo was a mistake and people will be around long enough to see the results… just watch.
Yup. I literally said this in my long a$$ comment too lol.
I'd get Nissan titan pro4x
Don’t trust me.
@aaroncash9561 Nissan has a better engine. Especially v8! Toyota NO longer has v8!
I work for Nissan as a tech. About 5 years and almost Nissan master. I know what I’m talking about
Just replaced my engine twice in 2 months under warranty for engine slap. And let’s not even talk about the transmissions
@@aaroncash9561 which engine? Cuz u didn't explain. Toyota engine? Which doesn't surprise me. Do to dual turbos.
The biggest issue is the main bearing lubrication problem that has seized engines in thousands of 2022 and 2023 Tundra's. Mine made it to 28,000 before she blew. After a six month battle with the non-existent Toyota customer service I finally got my Lemon Law buyback check. Run far away from Toyota.
Gen 3 Tundra Sucks,I’m keeping my Gen 2 -2016 Tundra Limited until the wheels fall off. 👍
Here in our country toyota is not reliable Mitsubishi is the best brand base on my experience.
What country? Out here in America Honda & Toyota have always been the best imports & they also cost the mo$t too
Wanna talk about how the public wants their V8 and not this go green B.S? OR about how the tundra has become UNRELIABLE? Engine failures, trans failures, interior issues, alignment ect. Toyota WAS known to be reliable. These new go green sh!t heads have destroyed the reliability of a Toyota. Before you 3rd gen owners try to keyboard warrior me, hear me out. The 2nd gen had 0% issues on motor failure. The 3rd gen is at .8%. And i cant even find ANY research of someone putting REAL miles on it. Just you little fancy mall crawling folks going to spend 200$ on a pair of jeans. I want someone who uses their tundra for truck stuff and has put on at least 80k on their 3rd gen to talk to about it. Seems nearly impossible to find. I am a Toyota die hard, but I wont do this 3rd gen BS. Prove me wrong. Give me real stats of a truck used for real truck stuff.
They made the same mistake others did and moved some operations to Mexico where they don't seem to care about quality workmanship