1. I have a tool box under my backseat, its a factory option. 2. Turn it off. 3. Lol, cmon man, those are not off road tires 4. No duh 🙄 sensors are factory calibrated 5. Toyota has GPS that doesn’t require a phone. 6. I wasted my time watching this ridiculousness
Yeah I watched the vid. Its like he made it just to senselessly complain about really stupid stuff that weren't really issues. I thought it was going to be about actual problems with the truck but it wasn't at all.
There is almost no room under the rear seats. I folded up a moving blanket and put it under the seat and could barely get it to go down. I agree with this complaint 100%. My tacoma had storage everywhere.
Dude. You got the model without Navigation and you're complaining about not having good GPS. Seriously? It doesn't have ANY GPS! You didn't get that option. All the other stuff in this video: Seriously? This video was basically about you dating an amazing and super cool supermodel, then complaining about this one pair of shoes that she owns. I liked your other Tundra videos, and I'm shopping for one right now. However, this video????
I agree with you these are petty and frankly, he could have identified these issues before he bought the truck. How does one purchase a vehicle and find out after the purchase that it doesn't come with Navigation or under the seat storage? When you consider how much you are paying for one of these vehicles, you should know exactly what your purchasing and all of the options before you sign the contract.
The navigation issue was due to the fact you wanted the truck with “no frills”. Toyota does offer a navigation system for the tundra. My 18 has it. Because I didn’t want to deal with what you’re talking about.
Gamer007 sir that is the purpose of offline Maps via google. Uses the GPS antenna of whatever device with map coordinates.. I have it in my butt ugly old Chinese off brand android based hu. Needs periodic updates.
In-dash GPS will always outdated after a couple of years and car companies will just ditch it. Android Auto and Apple Carplay is the best to go because it's always updated.
Would you like a box of tissues? Wow! You can turn off the sensors & adaptive cruise control. The GPS on my 2018 Platinum doesnt run off my phone. If you want to offroad. Buy kevlar tires. If you want storage. Buy tool boxes, swing boxes or bed slide. This guy is a huge cry baby
Kongmeng Vang he bought a truck that came with a set of tires. I'm his experience, the tires have a weak sidewall. He made a video of his experience of his first 10k miles, of course the tire issue is valid to mention
Kongmeng Vang definitely. For example the Tacoma TRD comes with some tough Kevlar tires. In a review you'd mention the benefits of a strong tire as you would the disadvantages of a weak tire
Hi Mike, just bought an '18 SR5 w/ off road pkg. For the storage, you'll find that you can fit more than you think under the rear seats. Fold them up and slide the stuff all the way back. I have jumper cables, tow straps, first aid kit, etc. You can also use the rear door storage for some stuff. I don't think the rear seat passengers need all that door storage. I agree about the tires. I got a nail in mine within 50 miles of driving off the lot. I think they're magnets for stuff. Good grip though.
Phil if you see this, I recently bought a 2018 Tundra, and the lack of underseat storage blew me away. I was driving a 2012 Silverado and it had lot more storage there. I keep a duffle bag of truck stuff, jumper cables, tow strap... as it is now it won't fit under my rear seat. My neighbor has a 2016 with a sweet storage unit under the rear seats, but it seems like Toyota just built some kind of box to fill the space, kinda weird.
Your solution for issue 1: Diamondback Cover. As for the tire, I think that was just some bad luck, an anomaly. Not sure you can really blame the truck for your risky escapades. ;)
GMC has a nice storage under the back seat you flip up..i can see the complaint on this!!! i had a GMC...i wish tundra had that!! but i did just purchase a 18 tundra...
I have a '17 limited. Left GM. For storage I own two of the "swing box" cases for the bed. They work great, I keep straps, hitch, breaker bar and lug wrench. The bed is short, but I didn't buy mine as a "work" truck, just a weekend hauler and to tow the boat.
The tires are not meant for offloading they are meant for gas milage as most people drive their trucks on the road. If you off road you need to get Kevlar reinforced tires. If you lift your truck, it's Gunna suck at toeing trailers.
oh my gosh your such a loving son and brother i watched the video when u bought your mother a house and founded the prefect puppy for your sister i was so moved for your love of family . your mother was right when she said u have a big heart thank u for sharing those moments. YOUR A SWEET HEART
I have a 2018 1794.... lifted 5 inches. 36 inch tires. No lights came on for me. Hands down best gas trucks. My 3rd tundra. Sounds to me like people just need to stop crying. I did change that weak ass jbl stereo they put in. But I didn't bother whinning.... I fixed it. Get your ford and after 60k you will need new truck instead of a tire. Lmao
see Toyota fanboys like you are always trying to say shit about other truck companies like ford but everyone else knows that tundras are the second worst truck to get and the tundra can only beat the titan.
The only reason why the Tundra has a good resale value is that not a lot of them are sold compared to the F-150 and the Chevy Silverado. Durability, All trucks are good. Fords and Chevy trucks are more reliable because they can tow and haul more, they both have stronger frames, and you can expect them to get you to your destination with fewer pit stops for refueling. it still depends on how you drive your truck.
The tire isn’t a Tundra issue . The sensor issue with the lift add on is also not a tundra issue. Recalibrated sensors would probably perform normal once lifted. Most “trucks” won’t come with additional storage bins but can be added. My last two tundras had zero storage bins double cab and a crewmax. I made my own custom. The proximity alarms are probably a bad sensor which would be a warranty item. You can always upgrade to a proper navigation system. Those app radios suck and I wouldn’t get one ever. I hope someday I’ll be back in a Tundra. I miss my Crewmax!!
Have had two tundras now. My newer one has 84,000 miles on it with zero issues, and my 2011 had 120,000 whe I traded it in, it also never had a single issue. I’ve owned diesels and gassers of all makes and the tundra is by far the most superior vehicle I’ve owned when it comes zero maintaince issues go.
Nice feedback. I like cargo space under the seat. The gps map should be able to be downloaded. The brake warning should be an option by software to disable.
The branch taking out a tire is not an uncommon issue in a desert. There are certain bushes that are prone to do this, when they are driven over they snap and make a spear shapes, the next guy that drives over it loses a tire. The GPS is an easy fix. You can download offline maps on an Android phone. It allows a large area to be chosen. That should allow you to contine to navigate when you losses signal on the phone. It will prompt you to update that map every month.. or delete it.
I drive a Mercedes GLE has the same sensor issue, but it's basically recognised a yellow sign by the side of road a head of you when you are driving as an alert or something, i am sure it's not a problem. its' just AI sophistication issue.
Toyota is not a tire company, Toyota is not a cell phone company. Put your complaints where it properly belongs, but I will help you with your storage complaint- Du-Ha backseat storage for your Tundra at Realtruck.com
I have a 2014 with 75k miles. I drive a lot of highway. I get about 17.4 combined mpg (some city involved) but I average about 19.4 mpg when using cruise control and travelling 65mph. I changed my rear diff fluid and added a tonneau cover which seems to have helped with my mpg. Love my truck! Runs great, AND (maybe some of you know what I'm talking about), I kinda like that it has a bit of a diesel sound (people say the 5.7's valve train gives off that noise). Anyway, keep enjoying your Tundra!
Just bought a brand new 2018 Toyota Tundra TRD 4x4 off road. It has a 6 inch lift on it with 35 inch tires and 20 inch fuel wheels. I have not had a single issue with any of the sensors, they all function great. The storage is lacking compared to other models, but that can be fixed with a tool box or decked storage system. As far as the tire goes, man come on, that can happen with any vehicle, at any time. Mine has a built in GPS with that does not run off my phone. Thanks for the videos.
@@shankyaj8616 pay attention>? to put smaller stuff.like straps etc..i love a storage space under back seats!! tundra should have built one for the crew max
Under seat storage is available. The TSS can be turned off. Radar sensitivity can be adjusted. The standard tires are not off road tires and you should have aired down a bit to avoid punctures. At speed, off road, fully inflated almost anything can puncture your tires. Unless I’m mistaken scout gps is an app option but there’s standard gps as well.
Reasons I bought a Ram 1500 SLT over a Tundra using your issues. 1. Storage - the ram has storage compartment under the rear seat. 2. Collision sensor - Don't have sensors on my Ram. Have tried a Ram with sensors and there is still no issue. I notice that this is a common annoyance with all toyota models. My brother's Camry makes all sorts of weird beeps and sounds with no clear indication. 3. When it comes to tires, you can't really blame anything on the truck. Change them for a set of good all terrains. My Ram came with Good Year Wranglers and they're really good. Even been on sand with it and they're good. 4. When it comes to lift kits and stuff, any truck will give you issues if not done or installed correctly. There are plenty of good options for the Tundra, but bear in mind that a good lift kit that works with the sensors, will not be cheap. For the Ram, there are plenty of kits. Some of them are not to my taste, but I do like the stuff from AEV. 5. Toyotas infotainment systems are seriously lacking. Even a high end Lexus isn't as good as a what is on a Chevy Malibu. Ram's Uconnect is what made me get it over any other truck. Didn't like the ones on Ford or Chevy either. The Uconnect is seriously as responsive as an iphone screen and easy to operate.
You can check out bed covers and bed liners and a locking bed cover like alot of people get for trucks and your storage issue would solve your storage issue.
They have storage box for the 2018 tundra, mount under the seat and seats flush to the ground. My 2018 tundra has gps that does not use entune so no internet is needed and it works better than google map or apple map, i like the map. It beeps twice when you about to turn and one beep when you should turn. They didnt take stuffs out for no reason, there is a video on why they took certain things out, because alot of people wanted like that. Same thing with why the backseat doesnt fold down. I love my tundra
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Toyotas are built to last. I am still driving a first gen Tundra with 235,000 miles. I have not changed a single major part.
07 @ 245k miles & nothing in maintenance but brakes & struts. If course I could be in a 10 year old GM design with less power, worse economy, and 5X the maintenance costs...lol
I agree about the tire problem but maybe this solution for your look on youtube to find out about the information, new type of tires is for trucks and other vehicles is Non Pneumatic Tire - Airless Tire. Hope that helps.
I own an '18 Tundra Crewmax Sr5 TRD Off-road as well. Recently put in a storage box under the rear seats and it was awesome. Next upgrade is the TRD Pro wheels onto it. ✌️👍
I just bought the 2018 Tundra my 3rd Tundra best truck towing wise over other regular Trucks hands down i tested with friends f-150, chevy 1500 and ram. Behind the rear seat there is enough space for straps in small bag and jumper cables i carry them in mine no issues. Don't put under rear seats they will slide out. I had an issue with my collision system i would get notices to brake with no cars around me and one day i got a warning notice on display saying to take in to dealer for collision system repair. Tires seem ok i use in city and off road at my ranch taken through wet and dry conditions through forest and no tire damage you must of got a bad batch of tires. Honestly tundras even 4x4 trd arent really made for heavy off road their to big and heavy your better off with tacoma for off road.
I own an '18 Limited TRD Off Road that came with under seat storage and a GPS. The in dash GPS is difficult to use compared to a Garmin. I think a recall is available for the PCS. Flat tires happen. Heated and leather seats are better than I thought they would be. And a 38 gal. gas tank makes long off-roading trips less challenging. My 4th Toyota product. I was interested in a Ford but our dealer had no off road package on the lot. Did I mention that 12 more gallons of gas is a big deal.
I couldn’t agree more with the storage issue! Toyota definitely either missed a design opportunity there or they are just simply too cheap to offer storage solutions underneath the rear seats. As for the GPS issue, you should have gone with a trim that offers entune premium with GPS. I think it’s unfair to call Toyota out when it was your decision to choose a lower trim. How about learning your route or get a Garmin before you go off-road?
With the storage they make stuff that will fit under the back seat and with ur GPS u can get a new head unit seem like most stuff ur saying wrong about the truck is little Petty things
My only issue with my 2018 Tundra Crewmax TRD off-road besides it’s thirsty is no lockers! Other than that, some upgraded Goodyear mud/snow tires, spray in bed liner and muffler to make the V8 sound boss I love it!
What a whining Tundra owner. Tires not a Tundra problem. Deactivate the collision sensor and use your own eyes and human senses. My god...buy a Ford next time.
Tundra has a REAL V8 - larger displacement - LESS RPM's - LONGER LIFE. Them 2 turbos on the v6 Furds along with the Electrical/sensors are not a sustainable truck. PLUS turbos need replacing after 150,000 miles what a pile...
Thanks for the update. I took the plunge. I traded in my 2010 F-150 Supercrew Lariat today for the 2018 Tundra Platinum. No off-roading in mind but lots of highway ahead me. I agree with your storage issue. My 150 offered plenty of secreted storage below the rear bench. As far as the alerts,I experienced them twice today so this will be a learning curve for me. As a plus, this feature will be instrumental when I loan out the vehicle to family members, no doubt. Thanks very much for sharing....I'll post accordingly. Be well!
Peter Kim agreed. I have an extended cab F150 which has an upright bench in the back. Under it i have placed a road flare hazard kit, jumper cables, fire extinguisher, and not to mention the stock jack kit lol.
You can have a storage ben under the back seat.....you can also get multiple ones for the truck bed......there is one that goes over the rear wheel well and folds out and in so you still have bed space
People have been bitching about tire punctures when off-roading since the beginning of time. The tires that come on a truck from the factory are more for on-road smoothness, and ride comfort. Not off-road toughness. If they did put a true off-road tire on from the factory most people would complain about the harsh ride, poor mpg, noisy tread, and high cost of replacement. It's also good to keep in mind that even the toughest tires out there can still be punctured pretty easily.
People from up north refers them as cars which they are far from a car it's called a truck. I would never ever call a truck a car that's some snowbird stuff.
Not really issues with the truck just the owner, if you need more storage then get a tool box for on the bed. Any tire can get a flat so another no issue.
Agree with everything except the lifting part. After being on the tundras.com forum for sometime it looks like they had a batch of bad sensors. Many people had no lift, but had the issues from day one. Leveled my '18 SR5 and no issues with sensors. Many people on there have lifted their '18s with no issues.
I put a 2.5 inch leveling kit on my 18 tundra and on 33 MT Tires and so far have not had any issues with any sensors or lights on my dash. I love my tundra but yes the storage sucks! But toyota does have a storage now for under the rear seats, it’s about $1,000 for them to put it in.
A poor whiner . . . Is it true that a jacked up truck (lifted) is to make up not having a large ... Ford, Dodge and GM are lucky you're not buying American.
There are 2 kinds of trucks that are built today,one you find at construction worksites,farms and ranches and another you find at Kroger,Starbucks and mall parking lots.Hint,the second one will have no scratches,dents or dirt anywhere near it.
I have a 2015 tundra double cab and I have a storage bin underneath the back seats. The tire isn’t really your trucks problem. Just take the tire back to the dealer and it should have an insurance. I’ve never had an issue with lifting my truck. Just get the sensors checked if it starts acting weird. I think you might have an issue with your gps. It might be a manufacture issue.
This is why I didn't purchase a tundra. I drive 500 miles a week. So I bought a Corolla until I live closer to my job. Tacoma's are a great choice though. I've heard of some people having them for 400k+ miles.
Tire issue was because they are passenger-rated tires and not a light truck tire like it should be. They do it though for gas mileage an on-road comfort.
I work for Toyota and you can put up to a 3 inch lift and keep all your warranty and it will not effect the Toyota safety sense! And the pcs alert try changing the distance of how far it reads!
I have a 2018 Toyota Tundra Limited CrewMax and I have to agree with the limited storage and pre-collision system. Storage is a joke...even the glove department is small. Not a lot of aftermarket storage devices. The collision system randomly goes off, which is annoying. It's kind of like the Amber Alerts on your phone...scares the $hit out of you when it goes off. Overall I am very happy with the truck and wouldn't buy anything else.
144 litre tank? How does that work for you? Makes the truck heavy. That is why I am debating whether to buy one or not. Here in Canada price of gas is 1.36 a litre. It would cost me $200 to fill up.
I bought the 2018 Dble Cab OFFROAD version because of the 6.5' box and the underseat toolbox that does not come on the crew max. Mine has Navigation GPS that does not need the phone. Looks different than yours. Be happy that they included Michelins now instead of the crap they used to provide. Oh yeah and Tundra comes with top quality winter floormats that are not standard equipment on the Ford. Not to mention the Tundra is roughly 10k less than the equivalent Ford. Are we still complaining?
HaSTe_CM the Titan is a better value if you don’t care much about the badge. Looks is either love or hate but the Titan pro is a great looking truck. Comes with bilstein shocks and struts, skid plate, leather seats and theirs an XD and cummins Diesel choice too, better off-road wheels and tires and a damn rear locker! with huge discount it’s easily on the high 30’s to mid 40’s Range depending on location. Nodding it to your likes is also much easier bs the new Tundra with the stupid sensors.
The titan is really growing on me, I always thought I would either buy an F150 or Ram but the titan is becoming a good choice for the price and warranty. I know people with tons of miles on their older titans with no mechanical issues. They all have quirks though.
I have a 2016 SR 5 TRD tundra. I love it. The storage place under the back seats are nice. I usually keep my seats up unless someone is riding back there. For the GPS issue I use a map... something I don't like is mine doesn't have a digital speedometer... but I still plan on driving it until the wheels falls off... or until they put the diesels in the Tundras
@ Chriz Sea it's easily removable if you need the space. The Ram has that side box but it makes the bed unusable because it doesn't leave room for anything at all. No truck has a lot of space for tools unless you add accessories.
My 2017 Nissan Titan came with under the seat storage. Works great. I keep hitches, tow straps, tie down straps, etc. I am surprised Toyota does not have these storage compartments. Titans also have storage behind the back seats. This sounds like a downside for owning a Toyota. Maybe try aftermarket under seat storage.
Good, honest feedback about the Tundra and you mentioned stuff I wanted to know, but couldn't easily find. It's very helpful to know about the potential Safety Sensor issues when the truck is lifted.
GPS? You bought the cheap Tundra. Tires? Not Toyota's fault, Stuff Happens. Sensors? Take it to dealer. Recalibrate? Turn off warning? Storage? Get creative. Lift? Why? Buy a TRD Pro, Rebel, or Raptor made as a true off road vehicle. 2019 Update? Why mess it up if it is reliable? You could be the issue, not the truck.
You should bought a ford 😂😂 I use to buy Toyota they are reliable and hold value a little better but I think America cars are getting better I noticed after are fall in economy in 2007-2008 looks like they are more reliable and better then Honda or Toyota that’s just my opinion now that I own only America made now ford Chrysler and Gmc so far they have been good to me 👍🏻
Ford continues to make cars in Mexico. The F150 in Ohio I believe. Having said that, Tundras are made in San Antonio, TX (Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas). For certain, Toyotas have the highest resale value.
TideIsHigh89 if you specialize in throwing cinder blocks into your truck bed you should consider at least one of the following a.)getting bed liner, b.) Getting a towing platform to haul them rather than have them weigh down the truck bed and c.) Not throw the bricks like a bunch of numb nuts unless it's trash then review your opinions A and B.
TideIsHigh89 I have yet to see an Aluminum made F150 with a hole in its bed. Also, too much nonsense about paying 50K for a truck and not getting a bedliner that will protect your bed and costs just a few hundred
Toyota's are the best! I have a Prius and a Corolla and both have over 200K miles and run like new! I use Automotive Wolf car care software on my vehicles to monitor the maintenance schedules and have it set up to send me text message reminders when any service is due, so I'm always up-to-date on all the maintenance. Makes a BIG difference. :)
I own a 2018 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition TRD Package and does not have any of the issues that you're having. Love my truck and does everything that a Tundra should.
I have had a flat tire from a branch in the road too. However, the tire was a Michelin street tire for an 2006 Mercury Milan. BTW the Milan is an excellent car and is still on the road. It still looks new. Just to note I always pick up screws, nails, etc. in parking lots, because you know its going to end up in someone's tire.
Owned a 2011 and a 2017 Tundra. Great trucks. Just bought a '18 F-150 3.5. ....Toyota is a at least a decade behind in technology. So far the F-150 is amazing. There are a few things I miss about the Tundra.
There are under seat storage options. Check out ESP Truck Accessories. I have the 3 bin plastic storage tray. Easy to install and holds all my straps, cables, hitch, etc... If I had any complaint after 45k miles, it's the small gas tank for towing. I tow a 30 ft toy hauler and range is an issue, but that's my fault for not getting the large tank.
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I left my window down while it was raining and my seat got wet. Toyota needs to address this issue
Matt Harkins OMG. I’ve had a shitty day here at work. This was funny. thanks.
No you have to pay attention
Samuel Flores r/woooosh
😂
Same happens when I left my moonroof on. Damn Toyota for not knowing this.
I need to delete my youtube history after clicking on this video.
Brake sensor!?! I have one of those..it's my wife. 😂🤣
Lololol. I think I married her long lost twin. Lol
Mine doubles as an overspeed indicator as well.@@JeepGuy3
@@davemcdowell5982 does your say "SLOWDOWN" Or is it a scream function
Bruh... 🤣🤣
I have a 2015; older, simple and full of fun. The only issue I have with my Tundra; it could be better on gas but other otherwise, I am happy.
I have a 2003 Tundra with 235K miles and I agree, gas mileage could be better but Toyotas are built to last.
1. I have a tool box under my backseat, its a factory option.
2. Turn it off.
3. Lol, cmon man, those are not off road tires
4. No duh 🙄 sensors are factory calibrated
5. Toyota has GPS that doesn’t require a phone.
6. I wasted my time watching this ridiculousness
Coat OMC why would the tire issue be the trucks fault anyway. How about not run over branches lol
Even wasted more time typing....who are you to judge?
This guys is a douch 💼
Yeah I watched the vid. Its like he made it just to senselessly complain about really stupid stuff that weren't really issues. I thought it was going to be about actual problems with the truck but it wasn't at all.
For the record, I’d still buy a Toyota Tundra over a Ford F-150!
Diymike you sound like u need a tampon bro.
All you need now is add an Pedal Commander and you're good to go
Diymike. Of course you would, cause your smarter than a 5th grader!
Diymike if you bought a ford you'd come back to Toyota. Me and ford have had an on off relationship for years it's not been good
Me 2
Sounds like you just came up with 5 bogus issues just so you could make a new video 😂😂 all those where ridiculous.
I’m an f150 guy but have to agree nothing he said had anything to do with the Tundra, just wanted to pose on TH-cam
Not having any storage for straps or jumper cables *is* really weird.
There are after market under seat storage kits available. And I know for the 2021, Toyota has an option for under seat storage.
There is almost no room under the rear seats. I folded up a moving blanket and put it under the seat and could barely get it to go down. I agree with this complaint 100%. My tacoma had storage everywhere.
In ten years i noticed my steering fluid was a bit low. That literally it!
Dude. You got the model without Navigation and you're complaining about not having good GPS. Seriously? It doesn't have ANY GPS! You didn't get that option. All the other stuff in this video: Seriously? This video was basically about you dating an amazing and super cool supermodel, then complaining about this one pair of shoes that she owns. I liked your other Tundra videos, and I'm shopping for one right now. However, this video????
Bro your exaggerating. Vid was good
Not actually a concern.. most decent phones have a designated glonass sensor, cellular service is not necessary
agree....then he says he likes the truck
Petty issues Bro.
amenentuet yup. Petty
I agree with you these are petty and frankly, he could have identified these issues before he bought the truck. How does one purchase a vehicle and find out after the purchase that it doesn't come with Navigation or under the seat storage? When you consider how much you are paying for one of these vehicles, you should know exactly what your purchasing and all of the options before you sign the contract.
The navigation issue was due to the fact you wanted the truck with “no frills”. Toyota does offer a navigation system for the tundra. My 18 has it. Because I didn’t want to deal with what you’re talking about.
Anthony Do there is also going to the phone and using Google offline maps.
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Offline maps...but that doesnt tell your location without signal. might as well use a paper map in that case.
Gamer007 sir that is the purpose of offline Maps via google. Uses the GPS antenna of whatever device with map coordinates..
I have it in my butt ugly old Chinese off brand android based hu. Needs periodic updates.
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In-dash GPS will always outdated after a couple of years and car companies will just ditch it. Android Auto and Apple Carplay is the best to go because it's always updated.
Would you like a box of tissues? Wow! You can turn off the sensors & adaptive cruise control. The GPS on my 2018 Platinum doesnt run off my phone. If you want to offroad. Buy kevlar tires. If you want storage. Buy tool boxes, swing boxes or bed slide.
This guy is a huge cry baby
you guys get butthurt easily lol these are HIS issues with the truck
Ivan Chavez cry babies defend cry babies. Lol
Relax sir. We are all happy that you have a Platinum!
2018Tundra Platinum just his pet peeves of the exact truck he purchased. It has no nav PKG or Kev walled tires
2018Tundra Platinum u created ur account just to comment on tundra videos lol
The tire wasn’t an issue of the tundra
Kongmeng Vang he bought a truck that came with a set of tires. I'm his experience, the tires have a weak sidewall. He made a video of his experience of his first 10k miles, of course the tire issue is valid to mention
Samuel Venegas issue with Toyota picking the tires but not an issue with the truck itself
Kongmeng Vang definitely. For example the Tacoma TRD comes with some tough Kevlar tires. In a review you'd mention the benefits of a strong tire as you would the disadvantages of a weak tire
What kind of tire?
Samuel Venegas not really most people don't need strong side wall tires. If you toe or put heavy loads in the trunk you'd need it.
Hi Mike, just bought an '18 SR5 w/ off road pkg. For the storage, you'll find that you can fit more than you think under the rear seats. Fold them up and slide the stuff all the way back. I have jumper cables, tow straps, first aid kit, etc. You can also use the rear door storage for some stuff. I don't think the rear seat passengers need all that door storage. I agree about the tires. I got a nail in mine within 50 miles of driving off the lot. I think they're magnets for stuff. Good grip though.
Phil if you see this, I recently bought a 2018 Tundra, and the lack of underseat storage blew me away. I was driving a 2012 Silverado and it had lot more storage there. I keep a duffle bag of truck stuff, jumper cables, tow strap... as it is now it won't fit under my rear seat. My neighbor has a 2016 with a sweet storage unit under the rear seats, but it seems like Toyota just built some kind of box to fill the space, kinda weird.
Your solution for issue 1: Diamondback Cover. As for the tire, I think that was just some bad luck, an anomaly. Not sure you can really blame the truck for your risky escapades. ;)
theAnalyst risky? He’s got the trd off-road.. it’s meant to go off road. Lolol
Zach Cummings So no TRD Off-road is at risk when it goes off-road? ;)
GMC has a nice storage under the back seat you flip up..i can see the complaint on this!!! i had a GMC...i wish tundra had that!! but i did just purchase a 18 tundra...
I have a '17 limited. Left GM. For storage I own two of the "swing box" cases for the bed. They work great, I keep straps, hitch, breaker bar and lug wrench. The bed is short, but I didn't buy mine as a "work" truck, just a weekend hauler and to tow the boat.
A tool box????🤷♂️🤷♂️
Tool box might not fit in that 2 foot bed. Just get a big purse and carry it all in there.
Hahaha! Oh man.... this is hilarious
Hey Matt!! LOL funny seeing you here :P
The tires are not meant for offloading they are meant for gas milage as most people drive their trucks on the road.
If you off road you need to get Kevlar reinforced tires.
If you lift your truck, it's Gunna suck at toeing trailers.
oh my gosh your such a loving son and brother i watched the video when u bought your mother a house and founded the prefect puppy for your sister i was so moved for your love of family . your mother was right when she said u have a big heart thank u for sharing those moments. YOUR A SWEET HEART
Like the real use update and review style
Good update Mike. Helps a guy who has been on the fence for awhile. Much appreciated.
I have a 2018 1794.... lifted 5 inches. 36 inch tires. No lights came on for me. Hands down best gas trucks. My 3rd tundra. Sounds to me like people just need to stop crying. I did change that weak ass jbl stereo they put in. But I didn't bother whinning.... I fixed it. Get your ford and after 60k you will need new truck instead of a tire. Lmao
see Toyota fanboys like you are always trying to say shit about other truck companies like ford but everyone else knows that tundras are the second worst truck to get and the tundra can only beat the titan.
@shan chauhan. Im going to need to see some sources for that BS you are spewing
Matthew St. Onge
What category do you want me to talk about, I'll give you facts for that
Reliability, durability, Resell.
The only reason why the Tundra has a good resale value is that not a lot of them are sold compared to the F-150 and the Chevy Silverado. Durability, All trucks are good. Fords and Chevy trucks are more reliable because they can tow and haul more, they both have stronger frames, and you can expect them to get you to your destination with fewer pit stops for refueling. it still depends on how you drive your truck.
The tire isn’t a Tundra issue . The sensor issue with the lift add on is also not a tundra issue. Recalibrated sensors would probably perform normal once lifted. Most “trucks” won’t come with additional storage bins but can be added. My last two tundras had zero storage bins double cab and a crewmax. I made my own custom. The proximity alarms are probably a bad sensor which would be a warranty item. You can always upgrade to a proper navigation system. Those app radios suck and I wouldn’t get one ever. I hope someday I’ll be back in a Tundra. I miss my Crewmax!!
And I thought you did your research prior to buying it...
Have had two tundras now. My newer one has 84,000 miles on it with zero issues, and my 2011 had 120,000 whe I traded it in, it also never had a single issue. I’ve owned diesels and gassers of all makes and the tundra is by far the most superior vehicle I’ve owned when it comes zero maintaince issues go.
Toyota doesn’t make Tires right?
Nice feedback. I like cargo space under the seat. The gps map should be able to be downloaded. The brake warning should be an option by software to disable.
I once had a spark plug in the sidewall of a sedan tire...sorry your not thrilled with your Toyota Tundra 😕😕😕
I have a 2007 200,000 miles i just replaced spark plugs after 12 years I drive at least 80 miles a day i love this truck it's always ready for work.
The tires are not Toyota's issue. It's a tire mfg issue, and a lil bad luck.
taledarkside Toyota doesn’t make Tires. Now if Toyota makes tires it would be a different story.
+David K
He didn't say they make the tires.
He said they choose which tires they put on their trucks, and he's right.
The branch taking out a tire is not an uncommon issue in a desert. There are certain bushes that are prone to do this, when they are driven over they snap and make a spear shapes, the next guy that drives over it loses a tire.
The GPS is an easy fix. You can download offline maps on an Android phone. It allows a large area to be chosen.
That should allow you to contine to navigate when you losses signal on the phone. It will prompt you to update that map every month.. or delete it.
All you have to do is get your truck recalibrated when you lift your truck.
I drive a Mercedes GLE has the same sensor issue, but it's basically recognised a yellow sign by the side of road a head of you when you are driving as an alert or something, i am sure it's not a problem. its' just AI sophistication issue.
Toyota is not a tire company, Toyota is not a cell phone company. Put your complaints where it properly belongs, but I will help you with your storage complaint- Du-Ha backseat storage for your Tundra at Realtruck.com
So, Toyota should buy some old ass used tires from the Mexican shop near the brothels? Why? Because they are not a tire company. That is a good excuse
the tundra comes with Michelin LTX Tires on the Off Road that he bought...decent tire, just shitty luck.
terrapin52 I've bought a lot of used tires from the local Mexican shop. 30$ a piece and never had a flat, blowout, or any other issue.
I have a 2014 with 75k miles. I drive a lot of highway. I get about 17.4 combined mpg (some city involved) but I average about 19.4 mpg when using cruise control and travelling 65mph. I changed my rear diff fluid and added a tonneau cover which seems to have helped with my mpg. Love my truck! Runs great, AND (maybe some of you know what I'm talking about), I kinda like that it has a bit of a diesel sound (people say the 5.7's valve train gives off that noise). Anyway, keep enjoying your Tundra!
I got a 15 love it . Muffler delete sounds great. Good MPG if I can drive at 60mph I understand you but I like to open mine up.
The double cab has storage space underneath the back seats.
Just bought a brand new 2018 Toyota Tundra TRD 4x4 off road. It has a 6 inch lift on it with 35 inch tires and 20 inch fuel wheels. I have not had a single issue with any of the sensors, they all function great. The storage is lacking compared to other models, but that can be fixed with a tool box or decked storage system. As far as the tire goes, man come on, that can happen with any vehicle, at any time. Mine has a built in GPS with that does not run off my phone. Thanks for the videos.
Went through a desert to find a parking spot?
Best line in this video
My tundra Paint is Peeling and falling off a multiple places. toyota says it's not covered under warranty. 3 years and the truck is 3.5 years old.
2018 Tundras have the option for under rear seat storage for $115.
Aziaziam: I think its only available in the Double Cab and not the Crew Cab, which is what he has. But yes it is an option for the Toyota Tundra.
Why buy storage when he has over 5.5ft of trunk space? 🤷♀️
@@shankyaj8616 pay attention>? to put smaller stuff.like straps etc..i love a storage space under back seats!! tundra should have built one for the crew max
Under seat storage is available. The TSS can be turned off. Radar sensitivity can be adjusted. The standard tires are not off road tires and you should have aired down a bit to avoid punctures. At speed, off road, fully inflated almost anything can puncture your tires. Unless I’m mistaken scout gps is an app option but there’s standard gps as well.
they have the store compartment kit for under the back seat on Amazon for the 2018 Tundra
perfect! i just wish toyota would have it built in!! like GMC does...but im gonna look on amazon thanks.i just got a 18
NOT for a crew max...they dont sell them..
Oh, boy! I’m glad you bought the Tundra. I can’t imagine what issue would have been in the Ford!
Yeah he would flip his lid
Tundra is the best truck ever.
It does not for you.
It is for 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
I don’t know if you are going to see this but there is a lot you can buy to cut in to the area under the back seat to add storage
Reasons I bought a Ram 1500 SLT over a Tundra using your issues.
1. Storage - the ram has storage compartment under the rear seat.
2. Collision sensor - Don't have sensors on my Ram. Have tried a Ram with sensors and there is still no issue. I notice that this is a common annoyance with all toyota models. My brother's Camry makes all sorts of weird beeps and sounds with no clear indication.
3. When it comes to tires, you can't really blame anything on the truck. Change them for a set of good all terrains. My Ram came with Good Year Wranglers and they're really good. Even been on sand with it and they're good.
4. When it comes to lift kits and stuff, any truck will give you issues if not done or installed correctly. There are plenty of good options for the Tundra, but bear in mind that a good lift kit that works with the sensors, will not be cheap. For the Ram, there are plenty of kits. Some of them are not to my taste, but I do like the stuff from AEV.
5. Toyotas infotainment systems are seriously lacking. Even a high end Lexus isn't as good as a what is on a Chevy Malibu. Ram's Uconnect is what made me get it over any other truck. Didn't like the ones on Ford or Chevy either. The Uconnect is seriously as responsive as an iphone screen and easy to operate.
Julian Pereira the ram is ass
You can check out bed covers and bed liners and a locking bed cover like alot of people get for trucks and your storage issue would solve your storage issue.
"DId you say quirks?" - Doug Demuro
They have storage box for the 2018 tundra, mount under the seat and seats flush to the ground. My 2018 tundra has gps that does not use entune so no internet is needed and it works better than google map or apple map, i like the map. It beeps twice when you about to turn and one beep when you should turn. They didnt take stuffs out for no reason, there is a video on why they took certain things out, because alot of people wanted like that. Same thing with why the backseat doesnt fold down. I love my tundra
I have the same exact truck as you. I feel like I’m driving a 10 year old truck lol.
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Toyotas are built to last. I am still driving a first gen Tundra with 235,000 miles. I have not changed a single major part.
Immortalkalashnikov
That's why it doesn't make sense to get a new one, where you could save thousands on a gently used one
07 @ 245k miles & nothing in maintenance but brakes & struts. If course I could be in a 10 year old GM design with less power, worse economy, and 5X the maintenance costs...lol
Wish the under seat storage would be in CM, and the adjustable back seats. Show speed/tire pressure on cluster. These would all be nice
I would still buy a Tundra over any pickup truck
I agree about the tire problem but maybe this solution for your look on youtube to find out about the information, new type of tires is for trucks and other vehicles is Non Pneumatic Tire - Airless Tire. Hope that helps.
I’m guessing Toyota made one hellova truck that they don’t feel the need to change things up. I have an 07 still runs like new.
Me too with 171,000 miles 👍👍
@@stevo8869 FURDS are a non-stop mechanical/electrical NIGHTMARES and HORRIBLE resale!!!
@@mt1885 Added a 2018 to the garage Monday. My son took over the 07' 😁
I own an '18 Tundra Crewmax Sr5 TRD Off-road as well. Recently put in a storage box under the rear seats and it was awesome. Next upgrade is the TRD Pro wheels onto it. ✌️👍
I think I'll get a Yaris ... I dont want to deal with those issues 🤪
LOL
Gamalier Perez-Torres the Yaris doesn't have the same pre-collusion system
I just bought the 2018 Tundra my 3rd Tundra best truck towing wise over other regular Trucks hands down i tested with friends f-150, chevy 1500 and ram. Behind the rear seat there is enough space for straps in small bag and jumper cables i carry them in mine no issues. Don't put under rear seats they will slide out. I had an issue with my collision system i would get notices to brake with no cars around me and one day i got a warning notice on display saying to take in to dealer for collision system repair. Tires seem ok i use in city and off road at my ranch taken through wet and dry conditions through forest and no tire damage you must of got a bad batch of tires. Honestly tundras even 4x4 trd arent really made for heavy off road their to big and heavy your better off with tacoma for off road.
Blamed the tires company. Toyota doesn’t makes tires 🤔🤔. 🤫🤫🤫🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
I own an '18 Limited TRD Off Road that came with under seat storage and a GPS. The in dash GPS is difficult to use compared to a Garmin. I think a recall is available for the PCS. Flat tires happen. Heated and leather seats are better than I thought they would be. And a 38 gal. gas tank makes long off-roading trips less challenging. My 4th Toyota product. I was interested in a Ford but our dealer had no off road package on the lot. Did I mention that 12 more gallons of gas is a big deal.
I couldn’t agree more with the storage issue! Toyota definitely either missed a design opportunity there or they are just simply too cheap to offer storage solutions underneath the rear seats.
As for the GPS issue, you should have gone with a trim that offers entune premium with GPS. I think it’s unfair to call Toyota out when it was your decision to choose a lower trim. How about learning your route or get a Garmin before you go off-road?
With the storage they make stuff that will fit under the back seat and with ur GPS u can get a new head unit seem like most stuff ur saying wrong about the truck is little Petty things
weird. i am about to buy a 2018 and it has the underwear storage
My only issue with my 2018 Tundra Crewmax TRD off-road besides it’s thirsty is no lockers! Other than that, some upgraded Goodyear mud/snow tires, spray in bed liner and muffler to make the V8 sound boss I love it!
What a whining Tundra owner. Tires not a Tundra problem. Deactivate the collision sensor and use your own eyes and human senses.
My god...buy a Ford next time.
He bought a ford then traded it in
“A Brrrrannnch”. LOL!!!! Hey man shit happens. Especially when you venture off the paved road.
I didn't get your comment until the vid hit the 3:22 mark😂😂😂
Tundra has a REAL V8 - larger displacement - LESS RPM's - LONGER LIFE. Them 2 turbos on the v6 Furds along with the Electrical/sensors are not a sustainable truck. PLUS turbos need replacing after 150,000 miles what a pile...
Thanks for the update. I took the plunge. I traded in my 2010 F-150 Supercrew Lariat today for the 2018 Tundra Platinum. No off-roading in mind but lots of highway ahead me. I agree with your storage issue. My 150 offered plenty of secreted storage below the rear bench. As far as the alerts,I experienced them twice today so this will be a learning curve for me. As a plus, this feature will be instrumental when I loan out the vehicle to family members, no doubt. Thanks very much for sharing....I'll post accordingly. Be well!
Having no storage underneath the back seat sucks considering it folds up.
Peter Kim agreed. I have an extended cab F150 which has an upright bench in the back. Under it i have placed a road flare hazard kit, jumper cables, fire extinguisher, and not to mention the stock jack kit lol.
Under back seat storage is available in the double cab but not the crew cab
You can have a storage ben under the back seat.....you can also get multiple ones for the truck bed......there is one that goes over the rear wheel well and folds out and in so you still have bed space
Go get a f150 or a ram get nail by their issues and then I bet you that you will not be whining about sisy issues with the tundra you will admire it.
A dude named light surfer calling others sissies. How ironic
Love my ram. No issues at all. Toyota is a good truck but they want a hefty price and won't to come off msrp.
love my ram too.....amazing truck for a 2013 model
People have been bitching about tire punctures when off-roading since the beginning of time. The tires that come on a truck from the factory are more for on-road smoothness, and ride comfort. Not off-road toughness. If they did put a true off-road tire on from the factory most people would complain about the harsh ride, poor mpg, noisy tread, and high cost of replacement. It's also good to keep in mind that even the toughest tires out there can still be punctured pretty easily.
Why? Why? Why must you keep referring to your Tundra as a "CAR"? It's a "TWUCK"!
Ron Eddington
Car - a road vehicle, typically with four wheels, powered by an internal combustion engine and able to carry a small number of people
A truck is a car... it's not like he said it's a sedan,van or suv.
People from up north refers them as cars which they are far from a car it's called a truck. I would never ever call a truck a car that's some snowbird stuff.
Bradley L from up north where I'm North of the border we call them pickups Or trucks
666dynomax same😂 and I think Bradley L got that idea from smoking too much weed!
Not really issues with the truck just the owner, if you need more storage then get a tool box for on the bed. Any tire can get a flat so another no issue.
Agree with everything except the lifting part. After being on the tundras.com forum for sometime it looks like they had a batch of bad sensors. Many people had no lift, but had the issues from day one. Leveled my '18 SR5 and no issues with sensors. Many people on there have lifted their '18s with no issues.
Lifted 18’ crewmax, only sensors (senses) are daily smiles
Lifted mine without issue as well
Did you take it back to the dealer after the lift to have the TSS re-calibrated?
Cory Jonson I did not, waiting until the oil change
Ben Roberts I'm lifting mine this Thursday and have been considering scheduling the calibration. No codes with yours at all?
I put a 2.5 inch leveling kit on my 18 tundra and on 33 MT Tires and so far have not had any issues with any sensors or lights on my dash. I love my tundra but yes the storage sucks! But toyota does have a storage now for under the rear seats, it’s about $1,000 for them to put it in.
A poor whiner . . . Is it true that a jacked up truck (lifted) is to make up not having a large ... Ford, Dodge and GM are lucky you're not buying American.
LOL
The Tundra is made in America with the most Americans made parts. Even more than the show called “American” brands.
ironically the Toyota trucks are more American than the American trucks. You better check yourself before you wreck yourself lol
There are 2 kinds of trucks that are built today,one you find at construction worksites,farms and ranches and another you find at Kroger,Starbucks and mall parking lots.Hint,the second one will have no scratches,dents or dirt anywhere near it.
The scout gps thing is trash. I dont even know why they offer it
I don't even use it on my 2017 tundra
I have a 2015 tundra double cab and I have a storage bin underneath the back seats. The tire isn’t really your trucks problem. Just take the tire back to the dealer and it should have an insurance. I’ve never had an issue with lifting my truck. Just get the sensors checked if it starts acting weird. I think you might have an issue with your gps. It might be a manufacture issue.
Just drove a Tundra tonight because of your videos. Thanks. My only observable complaint is the *TERRIBLE* gas mileage. Worst in class.
Hence the option for a 37-gallon gas tank.
This is why I didn't purchase a tundra. I drive 500 miles a week. So I bought a Corolla until I live closer to my job. Tacoma's are a great choice though. I've heard of some people having them for 400k+ miles.
Rather spend money on fuel than Furds with them turbo v6's that are constant issues and electrical problems!
James Jacobs actually no Tacoma has bad gas Milage too. It’s all depend on how you drive.
Completely false, 2nd best comparing similar power outputs.
Per fueleconomy.gov
Tire issue was because they are passenger-rated tires and not a light truck tire like it should be. They do it though for gas mileage an on-road comfort.
should have got f150 ecoboost with sport package
Now were talking
Cody Bersick he wants a reliable truck.
Yes should have got a ford. Ford TUFF
Cody Bersick Ford is ass
Eco boost last 30,000 miles and there done, Ford, get the 5.0, me, Tundra is the only option.
I work for Toyota and you can put up to a 3 inch lift and keep all your warranty and it will not effect the Toyota safety sense! And the pcs alert try changing the distance of how far it reads!
I have a 2018 Toyota Tundra Limited CrewMax and I have to agree with the limited storage and pre-collision system. Storage is a joke...even the glove department is small. Not a lot of aftermarket storage devices. The collision system randomly goes off, which is annoying. It's kind of like the Amber Alerts on your phone...scares the $hit out of you when it goes off. Overall I am very happy with the truck and wouldn't buy anything else.
144 litre tank? How does that work for you? Makes the truck heavy. That is why I am debating whether to buy one or not. Here in Canada price of gas is 1.36 a litre. It would cost me $200 to fill up.
I bought the 2018 Dble Cab OFFROAD version because of the 6.5' box and the underseat toolbox that does not come on the crew max. Mine has Navigation GPS that does not need the phone. Looks different than yours. Be happy that they included Michelins now instead of the crap they used to provide. Oh yeah and Tundra comes with top quality winter floormats that are not standard equipment on the Ford. Not to mention the Tundra is roughly 10k less than the equivalent Ford. Are we still complaining?
Here i thought the Tundra would be a near perfect truck! Hmmm.. makes me think the Nissan Titan is a better choice
HaSTe_CM the Titan is a better value if you don’t care much about the badge. Looks is either love or hate but the Titan pro is a great looking truck. Comes with bilstein shocks and struts, skid plate, leather seats and theirs an XD and cummins Diesel choice too, better off-road wheels and tires and a damn rear locker! with huge discount it’s easily on the high 30’s to mid 40’s Range depending on location. Nodding it to your likes is also much easier bs the new Tundra with the stupid sensors.
The titan is really growing on me, I always thought I would either buy an F150 or Ram but the titan is becoming a good choice for the price and warranty. I know people with tons of miles on their older titans with no mechanical issues. They all have quirks though.
I have a 2016 SR 5 TRD tundra. I love it. The storage place under the back seats are nice. I usually keep my seats up unless someone is riding back there. For the GPS issue I use a map... something I don't like is mine doesn't have a digital speedometer... but I still plan on driving it until the wheels falls off... or until they put the diesels in the Tundras
Tonneau bak flip w/tool box=problem solved.
Those things r nice. Pricey. But nice
But that means it'll take away bed space. Which Tundra doesn't have much of already.
@ Chriz Sea it's easily removable if you need the space. The Ram has that side box but it makes the bed unusable because it doesn't leave room for anything at all. No truck has a lot of space for tools unless you add accessories.
My 2017 Nissan Titan came with under the seat storage. Works great. I keep hitches, tow straps, tie down straps, etc. I am surprised Toyota does not have these storage compartments. Titans also have storage behind the back seats. This sounds like a downside for owning a Toyota. Maybe try aftermarket under seat storage.
Johnny oh nice, didn't know that. Very useful for sure then.
Good, honest feedback about the Tundra and you mentioned stuff I wanted to know, but couldn't easily find. It's very helpful to know about the potential Safety Sensor issues when the truck is lifted.
You want the Titan that Dougdemuro just reviewed.
The titan looks like a raptor and a tundra had a baby... the new ones look like shit... I wouldn’t buy one just for that reason...
Ugliest truck ever haha
Doug Demuro the type of guy to finger his ass for all the quirks and features
Levi Wagner 🤣🤣🤣
GPS? You bought the cheap Tundra.
Tires? Not Toyota's fault, Stuff Happens.
Sensors? Take it to dealer. Recalibrate? Turn off warning?
Storage? Get creative.
Lift? Why? Buy a TRD Pro, Rebel, or Raptor made as a true off road vehicle.
2019 Update? Why mess it up if it is reliable?
You could be the issue, not the truck.
You should bought a ford 😂😂 I use to buy Toyota they are reliable and hold value a little better but I think America cars are getting better I noticed after are fall in economy in 2007-2008 looks like they are more reliable and better then Honda or Toyota that’s just my opinion now that I own only America made now ford Chrysler and Gmc so far they have been good to me 👍🏻
Ford continues to make cars in Mexico. The F150 in Ohio I believe. Having said that, Tundras are made in San Antonio, TX (Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas). For certain, Toyotas have the highest resale value.
theAnalyst Meh Chevys have pretty high resale value. For an Old 04 Duramax with 300k miles got just under 10,000.
theAnalyst the F-150 is built in Kansas City and Dearborn Michigan.
My 2017 F150 is made in Dearborn, Michigan
Drew none of Ford's trucks are built in Mexico. Only Toyota fans are the ones that spout that kind of nonsense.
there was a recall on warning sensor, programming issue take it to any Toyota dealership they will fix it for free takes about an hour
Should have bought a F150
Why, So when he throws a cinder block in the bed he can create a hole?
Ford F-150 is junk compared to a Tundra. As a matter of fact, they all are.
TideIsHigh89 if you specialize in throwing cinder blocks into your truck bed you should consider at least one of the following a.)getting bed liner, b.) Getting a towing platform to haul them rather than have them weigh down the truck bed and c.) Not throw the bricks like a bunch of numb nuts unless it's trash then review your opinions A and B.
No...
TideIsHigh89
I have yet to see an Aluminum made F150 with a hole in its bed.
Also, too much nonsense about paying 50K for a truck and not getting a bedliner that will protect your bed and costs just a few hundred
@70DMac Ford's are produced by walmart
Toyota's are the best! I have a Prius and a Corolla and both have over 200K miles and run like new! I use Automotive Wolf car care software on my vehicles to monitor the maintenance schedules and have it set up to send me text message reminders when any service is due, so I'm always up-to-date on all the maintenance. Makes a BIG difference. :)
I own a 2018 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition TRD Package and does not have any of the issues that you're having. Love my truck and does everything that a Tundra should.
I have had a flat tire from a branch in the road too. However, the tire was a Michelin street tire for an 2006 Mercury Milan. BTW the Milan is an excellent car and is still on the road. It still looks new. Just to note I always pick up screws, nails, etc. in parking lots, because you know its going to end up in someone's tire.
Owned a 2011 and a 2017 Tundra. Great trucks. Just bought a '18 F-150 3.5. ....Toyota is a at least a decade behind in technology. So far the F-150 is amazing. There are a few things I miss about the Tundra.
Tell your dealer about the “brake” light turning on. I’ve fixed a couple at my dealership by replacing the front radar sensor.
There are under seat storage options. Check out ESP Truck Accessories. I have the 3 bin plastic storage tray. Easy to install and holds all my straps, cables, hitch, etc... If I had any complaint after 45k miles, it's the small gas tank for towing. I tow a 30 ft toy hauler and range is an issue, but that's my fault for not getting the large tank.