Any new Tundra drivers?

[bbqfan5909]

Mine 23' did the same thing, Toyota has an update for the screen going black, its a 2-3 hr computer update.

Do your research on the new ones.

I have 2 personal friends that bought the newer ones because they loved their 2018’s so much. They say the 22’s and 23’s are pure junk in comparison..
One friend is filing a lemon law claim. His dash keeps going black and Toyota says they can’t fix it. And that’s just one of the many issues he has had.

[joeshooter]

I bought a Used '22. Hunter Green in color, which I think is different and looks good. End of the year sale, saw it on 12/31 and worked out my financing on 1/2/24 $45,000.
TSS OffRoad 4X4. 21,000 miles. I think it runs well. Has great acceleration when I need it. Good storage for hunting essentials. It feels smooth on the highway speeds 75-90mph. I don't drive much distance to work. But I do drive on trips some.
I drove to Birmingham and back last weekend for some College baseball. The truck stayed at 17-18mpg the entire way. I am not real happy with the 19 gallon gas tank. Of course, this is coming from me who has driven only 3 F250s since 1999. Big tanks, big trucks, 4 doors etc.
Overall, in the 2 months I have daily driven the Toyota Tundra I am satisfied with performance, electronics, appearance, comfortable ride, space, storage under the back seats.
Sadly, I left Ford because they priced me out of that truck model.

[rut-ro]

I bought mine in March of 20 right before the world shut down. V8 with the large gas tank. Its a beast of a truck and has taken me all over the country. Every time I get an oil change they offer me what paid for it in 20'. Hopefully they will fix all the hugs n the newer models before I am ready to get another one

[Mertzon Man]

If I were buying today, F150 with the 5.0L would be at the top of my list.

This coming from driving all the brands as company trucks over the years (no subjective or vested interest in brand, just reliability concerns).

I agree with this 100%.
I drove company trucks for over 40 years. Drove every brand many times. The Ford F-150 with the 5.0 was the best by far of any. When I retired 2years ago I bought a 2022 F150 with the 5.0. I average 19-20 mpg.

[bigdaddy590]

We have a 22. There is no lack of power with the v6 and haven’t had any problems towing the little we tow.

We do have a brake issue though. Brakes squeal very badly 90% of the time. Bad enough you can hear them from a 1/2 mile away. It’s not just a squeal and stop. I can make them do it for as long as you can keep the truck in the 10-20mph range. We've had a lemon suit filed against Toyota since May.

[ShockValue]

2019 here...I"ll probably keep it a few 100,000 miles more.

[PassnItOn]

2019 here...I"ll probably keep it a few 100,000 miles more.

Thats why I'm looking at them but seems they dropped the ball the last few years

[huntingtx]

I have a 2024 long bed and it’s awesome. The ride off road is so nice compared to my 2019 RAM.

[PondPopper]

Mine 23' did the same thing, Toyota has an update for the screen going black, its a 2-3 hr computer update.

His is a 23 and it also dies for no reason going down the highway. And his windows will roll down on their own while going down the highway.

[bullets13]

I have a ‘23 and love it. Tons of room inside and rides super smooth. It also hauls butt when I need it to. Getting 18 mpg