Tundra

[Jleinneweber]

I just sold my 09, great truck outside of the gas mileage. 9 years and no issues at all.

[Grant2]

I drive a 2018 Crewmax and it's hands down the best truck I have ever owned.

[Nitroexpress]

I had a 2016 Tundra with the 5.7. Tundra gets knocked for not being updated and poor fuel mileage. I couldn't find a reason either of the two items were valid points. The fuel mileage was very comparable to the 2012 F-150 3.5 Ecoboost I owned before it. Never had a single issue with the truck (which can't be said for the F-150) and only sold it because my old 2002 F-250 needed replacing, so I sold both trucks and got one F-250. The only nitpick I had was towing. It certainly towed everything asked of it, just not as effortlessly as the Ecoboost. The Tundra's torque comes at higher RPM than the Ford.
I would buy another Tundra right now if I was shopping half-ton trucks.

[sammytx]

I'm still driving my 2007 Crewmax 2WD. It has done everything I have needed it to do with the exception of a few times I wish I had 4WD. Mine is almost completely stock except for I recently replaced the stock TRD shocks with Bilstein 5100's.
My only significant repairs in 12 years and 165k miles aside from standard maintenance:
- water pump started leaking and needed replaced
- starter replacement (this was expensive because of the labor, the starter is buried under an exhaust manifold I think)
- ECM replacement (I did this myself with a re-manufactured unit)

It has been a great reliable truck.

-Sammy

[2catsfishin]

Chevy all my life till 2018... BUY IT YOU WILL LOVE IT....

[Sugars Pop]

2015 now has 171,000 miles and all I've done is dealership oil changes at 10,000 miles, plugs at 120,000 miles, two air filters and 4 tires.
Shooting for one more year so we will have about 210,000 miles when she finds a new home.
What - still have 30% on my brake pads after this many miles is unbelievable. My F150 needed brakes at 75,000 because the rotors would not wear even. Tundra has some beefed up brakes.

[daddyjaxxs]

My 2011 with 155,000 miles is at the dealership for alternator and leaking water pump. $2300.00 parts and labor. They are not cheap to maintain but what trucks are now days. All in all it has been a good truck and I don't plan on getting a new one unless it dies and cost to much to repair.

[C.Hern5972]

Ive had about all brand trucks in diesel and gas except for the Tundra. Drove one last week.... If I wasn't in my F250 now, Id buy a tundra hands down over any other gasser

[natureboy3002]

I love my 2009 crewmax beside the gas mileage which its a truck and the small gas tank these model have. Its a great truck and pulls my new sled just fine pushing 233 thousand right now with no issue except I had all u joints done.

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