I do long drives on my 23 sr5 tundra, no issues and it really comfortable to where driving long trips are really enjoyable, I did have to install seat risers as I am not too tall about 5-9. I do carry a lot of weight sometime and it feels awesome only issue I have is the wireless connection to my phone. so far best truck ive owned
I've been hearing of more serious issues with these trucks, from rear ends to blown engines. Surprised to see so many little build quality issues as well. This is not your Father's Toyota, evidently.
The reason I will always stand by Toyota is because they never purposely put out something that they don’t believe is not gonna last. Mistakes happen but Toyota has always talked the issues head on. Unlike somebody like ford who purposely put out car with transmissions that failed in testing. Once I made the switch to the Toyota brand I’ve never looked back. As far as the nitpicking in this review, it is a review so you’re supposed to. There is no other truck on the market that I would pick over the tundra.and remember that not everybody will experience the issues that are shown in this video.
Lol Toyota knew how garbage the gearing was in the 3rd gen tacomas yet they never did anything about it so your claim about Toyota is false. All they really needed to do was change the gearing and it would have solved the issue but nope, for 7 years they left the Tacoma with the crappy gearing.
@@williamzhang963 I had 1st gen tundra and sold it at 235k. It was solid. I thought about the 2022 1500, but they have lifted cam failures and “etorque problems”
Ram can take there pos trucks and shove them. I have an 18’ long horn and I have an electrical issues that cannot seem to be resolved. He ceyim here looking at at Tundras
Tony.... Every Truck manufacturer in America matches Toyota's emissions. And still manufacture a naturally aspirated V6 and V8. Toyota is under new management as of 2021. This new CEO has changed Toyota from the ground up to produce and sell more cars at a faster pace. A Toyoda is no longer running the company. It has nothing to do with Biden. The current emissions standards were signed in 2019 Under Trump. Biden has only changed and adjusted the standards for electric vehicles. Man MAGA is sure making the rest of us look dumb to the world.
I've had 2.the last 1had that major rack systems failure and I almost hit a building and then dealing with Toyota on my rental car which I had to get because they ran out of them and then told me about the recall at 8pm .I had to fight them over 309 00 when they said we only pay for a small car.i Don t do small nothing so they refuse to pay me a 100 bucks amd all these new recalls.ill be leasing some other pickup truck this time
Seems like the music has stopped now and if you have one of these timebombs you're stuck with it for the foreseeable future as it's become non-sellable as a trade-in or on wholesale. People saying it's no big deal but personally I think Toyota trucks have a budd Lite future ahead of them given the triple customer betrayal (pricing , engine options, tundra timebomb)
Lmfao shut up lol. This is more reliable than a ford and ram. Can’t even consider Chevy because the reliability is so bad for them. They already replaced the bearing shavings btw.
I do long drives on my 23 sr5 tundra, no issues and it really comfortable to where driving long trips are really enjoyable, I did have to install seat risers as I am not too tall about 5-9. I do carry a lot of weight sometime and it feels awesome only issue I have is the wireless connection to my phone. so far best truck ive owned
I have a 2022 Tundra Platinum (fully loaded I just hit 55k miles . Drives so smooth no issues. Just keeping up with the monthly maintenance. 👍🏼
Monthly?
@@findmikeh im doing a 4yr financing plan and im paying around 1,250
I've been hearing of more serious issues with these trucks, from rear ends to blown engines. Surprised to see so many little build quality issues as well. This is not your Father's Toyota, evidently.
A little disappointing for sure
Same issues with the 24s ?
The reason I will always stand by Toyota is because they never purposely put out something that they don’t believe is not gonna last. Mistakes happen but Toyota has always talked the issues head on. Unlike somebody like ford who purposely put out car with transmissions that failed in testing. Once I made the switch to the Toyota brand I’ve never looked back. As far as the nitpicking in this review, it is a review so you’re supposed to. There is no other truck on the market that I would pick over the tundra.and remember that not everybody will experience the issues that are shown in this video.
Lol Toyota knew how garbage the gearing was in the 3rd gen tacomas yet they never did anything about it so your claim about Toyota is false. All they really needed to do was change the gearing and it would have solved the issue but nope, for 7 years they left the Tacoma with the crappy gearing.
Good review. I have the 22 TRD off road and I love it. Is it perfect? No, but you're right. What automaker is producing solid vehicles these days?
Toyota
Sad reality...thanks for watching
As far as trucks go, you might want to try Ram 1500.
@@williamzhang963 I had 1st gen tundra and sold it at 235k. It was solid.
I thought about the 2022 1500, but they have lifted cam failures and “etorque problems”
Post covid it really just seems like QC across the board has taken a significant hit for all manufacturers.
I haven't had that much stuff break or any loose trim on my 2013 Ram 1500 and Toyota's are supposed to have good build quality.
Right? Same with my '18 F-150, which doesn't exactly have great build quality itself.
Maybe I should of bought a 2013 Tundra instead of 2022. They don't make them like they used to!
Not
Ram can take there pos trucks and shove them. I have an 18’ long horn and I have an electrical issues that cannot seem to be resolved. He ceyim here looking at at Tundras
They are not competing for lower EPA standards,they are complying.FJB. 2.5 gen is best 1/2ton made. Nice review Chris.
Tony.... Every Truck manufacturer in America matches Toyota's emissions. And still manufacture a naturally aspirated V6 and V8. Toyota is under new management as of 2021. This new CEO has changed Toyota from the ground up to produce and sell more cars at a faster pace. A Toyoda is no longer running the company.
It has nothing to do with Biden. The current emissions standards were signed in 2019 Under Trump. Biden has only changed and adjusted the standards for electric vehicles.
Man MAGA is sure making the rest of us look dumb to the world.
FJB indeed...... 4cyl turbo and 6cyl turbo wont last as long/have more problems .....Ill stick with my bulletproof 5.7 V8
Not sure but it seems like they're definitely leaving money on the table. Thanks for watching 👍
I've had 2.the last 1had that major rack systems failure and I almost hit a building and then dealing with Toyota on my rental car which I had to get because they ran out of them and then told me about the recall at 8pm .I had to fight them over 309 00 when they said we only pay for a small car.i Don t do small nothing so they refuse to pay me a 100 bucks amd all these new recalls.ill be leasing some other pickup truck this time
2024 Tundras have the bearing problem also.
Yes I mentioned that
I think its just a brake hold feature and not a engine stop feature.
Not sure 🤷♂️
Does the engine still shutoff when you remote start and open a door?
Yes. The new Tacomas are the first Toyotas to not do that.
Seems like the music has stopped now and if you have one of these timebombs you're stuck with it for the foreseeable future as it's become non-sellable as a trade-in or on wholesale. People saying it's no big deal but personally I think Toyota trucks have a budd Lite future ahead of them given the triple customer betrayal (pricing , engine options, tundra timebomb)
We'll see...a lot of people have short memories
Lmfao shut up lol. This is more reliable than a ford and ram. Can’t even consider Chevy because the reliability is so bad for them. They already replaced the bearing shavings btw.
So. Basically since the first Gen they aren't as good
Maybe 🤔
I love my v8
Unbelievable
The problem is it's a toyota
yeah because the last generation tundra was just terrible
such a big (Denali looking ) azz truck with a v6 lol yes tt but still a v6