2 Months of Tundra Ownership - Regrets?
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- In this video, I talk about my 2 months of ownership with my 2022 3rd Gen Toyota Tundra. My truck is an Sr% TRD Off-Road with the premium package.
Overall I am super happy with this truck, there are some things that I wish were better/different with it. but overall I am super happy with my Tundra.
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Ford fanboy here that even overlooks Fords downfalls because I am loyal to them for some reason I can’t even explain but for all those worrying about this new Tundra, Toyota will get these things fixed! It’s just what they do! The turbos in it will still be more reliable then my ecoboost and I know that! Great content all the time Jon! Long time subscriber.
Thank you Mark for your comment! I appreciate your continued support!
The thing is that people buy Tundras for reliability first and foremost. They had 15 years to put together something good and reliable and they didn't. If they fix all those issues only time will tell. For now it's just a guess. Coming from me that I own 2 Tundras and love Toyota.
No offense but I will never get a ford because everyone I know that has had a ford has had a lot of trouble and I had 2 or 3 different mechanics tell me out of all makes of cars ford is the one they would not buy because they always have problems and one told me out of all the cars he works on the ford is the one that he gets the most calls to fix
Put 35”s and no mpg changes? hahaha
And anything Toyota with 4runner, Tacoma and tundra badge, we buys it that’s why they don’t nitpit the quality anymore like the previous year.
Man, I tried Ford one time a few years ago with an F-150 ecoboost and it started billowing white smoke out of the tail pipe and a metal on metal sound in the engine when accelerating. And it only had 20k miles on it. I punted that sucker and went back to Toyota.
Just drove off the lot with mine yesterday. Remembered what you’d said about the center console rattling. Mine seems really secure. No rattling so far. The truck is an incredibly smooth drive with great pickup. Getting used to all the new bells and whistles with the dash/monitor and getting my settings just right!
Congratulations!! That’s great to hear!
Mine has no rattling either. Had mine for 3 weeks now.
Yeah man I’ve heard only great things about the driving behavior of this truck. Only heard about how smooth it rides and just a great experience behind the wheel. It’s def not a perfect truck and things they could’ve done better but overall I love it. Seeing the new tundra with bigger tires and lifts and modded up they look absolutely amazinggggggg and imo the best looking truck on the road with a few simple mods compared to other trucks with the same mods.
Nice! Glad to hear
@@andyham6094 we're probably gonna lift mine once the dealership has the okay for 3" lifts. They honor the warranty if they do the lift. I'll probably get black-out wheels when we get new tires for the lift. Gonna swap out the chrome grill surround for the color match too once they start getting the parts in. If there's one universal complaint about this model, it's that stupid chrome surround.
I have about 6500 miles on mine and I love it. I have not experienced the rattling and I'm really impressed.
All of the little quirks is part of buying the first run of a new gen but I wouldn't call yourself picky. I would 100% take it into the dealer for those trim fixes. I remember back in the early 2000's when I worked at a couple Toyota dealerships they had foam trim fix kits that were for interior squeaks and rattles so they should be able to fix the door card no problem. The center console lid might be a little different but get it noted as a complaint in the system. A update might come out quicker the more people complain about them.
Thanks for that feedback! Yea I definitely wanna get it looked at soon now that I have more time on my hands
I bought the first year model of a 2020 Silverado 3500 dually crew cab 8ft bed 4x4 it’s leveled now with 35x12.50s and 4 3 inch wheel spacers on the rear 2 on each side the truck now has 40k miles and not a single hiccup or complaint I guess heavy duty’s are just built better.
@@Back_door_bandit_98 they are. Especially the GM heavy duty. It’s built way better than the 1500s. I know because my 2020 trailboss blew up at 8k miles
Couldn’t agree more.. we need Jon to nip pick the crap out of this truck. Toyota should be listening to them at the very least!
That’s funny dually, because I hauled cattle with my 96 chevy dually in the snow yesterday and still thankful to have it. Backed in the shed with the trailer hooked up and laughed. The courtesy lights were on and I waited for them to shut off…. All these years later and I still like that feature, and it still does everything I need. I’ve had 3 tundras for my everyday truck and they’ve been awesome, but not hot on a little engine.
We’re lovin’ our new ‘22 Tundra! I’m happy to say no complaints so far! 🤞🏼
I ordered a 2023 to Toyota Tundra dark blue pick it up on NOV 18/22 ..Its a BEAUTIFUL truck very comfortable seat and nice interior.. I've been doing mechanical work for 40 years and had trucks sense 1978 . I also exchanged tires for BF GOODRICH KO2. The truck rides like a Lincoln and handle nice. The first thing i do is listen for noise from the Drive Line to Panels then drove to a gravel road and engage my 4x4 about 5 times. I engage my 4x4 at a FULL STOP most of the time or at 3 to 5 mph and everything work GREAT. .I put 600 miles on the truck so far...3 days ago we had some snow so i decided to engage 4x4 and it made a loud clunk it did this 2 times .. YESTERDAY I went to the dealer to have it check they told me that the TRANSFER CASE needed to be replaced... I THOUGHT HE WAS KIDDING he had to tell me 3 times before it SANK in ..I can feel my stomach turn over and said that i NEVER in 40 years had TRANSFER CASE ISSUES and I didn't even make my first payment yet ...They told me it may take 4 or more weeks to replace it ...I TOLD THEM THAT'S IT FOR HUNTING NOT A HAPPY CAMPER. We are getting snow now and you need a 4x4 working ....CEO ; AKIO TOYODA..Must resolve the issues with these NEW TUNDRA Truck or you will DESTROY TOYOTA reputation ..
Did they give you a loaner or anything in the mean time?
I HAD a 22 Limited, and just sold it to be honest. My truck had all the same issues you mentioned, and agree the engine/trans is nice, but i had a few more issues. Engine idle at a stop light went up and down, the key fob signal was rubbish, never got better than 17 avg, and i usually get better than most in my cars. All 4 fender flares had what appeared to be door dings in them from how they are attached to truck, weatherstripping at back windows popping up, and my drivers side bed top was coming off the truck slowly. My interior temp always seemed off by several degrees. If sitting in back seat my head nearly touches the roof, and I’m not that tall…. Again I did like the engine/trans performance, and the truck handled corners better than any truck ive ever driven, but for me the negatives listed above made me too nervous to keep this truck without a warranty in the future. I do believe in 3 years this will be a great truck, but its just not right now. I expect first year hiccups, but this seems a bit extreme. Some people complain about the infotainment system, but i honestly had no issues with that. I did not hate the truck, and would still be driving it if i would have had to take a loss selling, but with the way the world is i sold for a great price, and will find something different for a couple years, and them most likely buy another tundra with bugs worked out. There are good things about this truck. Just needs a-lot of polishing in my opinion.
Did you try claiming the lemon law for it to get another? My screen has been great too. No issues yet, I'm sorry to hear about all those other items you listed thought Nathan!
Hehe no i didnt push for lemon. To be honest i sold it for considerably more than id paid so didnt want to go that route, and i wouldnt call it a lemon. I think if you have the time to take it back to dealer for every little thing it would be fine. I trust toyota to make it right. I honestly just dont have time for that.
Yup . I sold mine after 36 days. Maybe in 3 years will take another look it the tundra. Driving a ram warlock and I acualy like it a lot.
@@Nate-N just bought a truck and sold it for more than you paid for it.That’s awesome.You may regret selling it and buy trash
Got over 6k on my limited no creaking or noises what so ever in and out of the truck 25 times a day milage gets better every week unbelievable last week got 25 mpg on small road trip 16 miles no load in the back 6.5 bed
I’m buy it in 20 years. Hanging on to my first gen only got 165k miles
Hardly broken in
Not being picky about rattling at all sir… that drives me up the freaking wall. A quiet cabin for me while driving is a must. I feel your pain.
22 Platinum, 1400 miles, no interior rattles, no wind noise, nothing but smiles so far.
Nice!! Super happy for ya!
Too many issues for me. I’ll wait until they figure it out. This is the highest priced Tundra to date. I’m not spending 77k on a capstone to have stupid issues. It’ll drive me insane.
I can’t tell you how thankful I am to see your honest reviews. Keep them coming.
Will do Jeffery!! Thanks man!!!
Too many issues? 😂🤣 ok guy
been in my 2018 *used* for three years now... lovin' EVERY minute of it.
Been watching a lot of videos on the new tundra. Like your review. I have an 02’ sequoia with 280k miles so I have been used to noises and rattles. I get the “I’ve spent this much and want it to be perfect” argument, but I’m more interested In the reliability aspect, mpg and towing. Can’t wait to see how everything changes once you start modifying it.
You have to be picky considering the insane price on these new generation Tundra’s. Issues just seem to be stacking up with other Tundra CZcams channels. It’s too bad they didn’t put the New Sequoia Frontend on it. Makes me appreciate my 2010 that much more.
I’m on the market for a new truck, I keep trucks 10+ years. The Tundra is at the top of the list but highly concerned with longevity. Will be keeping a close eye on second year models.
Appreciate your video content. I’m also experiencing rattle sounds with my center console in my 2022 Tundra Platinum trim; very disappointing. I’m not sure what they can do to fix this issue but I’m definitely going to point this out to the dealership I purchased this vehicle from.
Other than that I love this truck and I still get excited when driving this truck.
Looking forward to watching your future content and any updates that you may have.
Hey congrats on your truck as well!
If they don’t fix it for you try to add a rubber weather strip around the bottom of the Center console. That’s assuming that it’s rattling because of not having a tight seal. It might work since it will have something soft to limit the rattling!
Center console is brutal! Adding a DIY topper to the cheap plastic. I'll send photos if it's worth it.
Please do!
Although my 2011 Tundra wasn't perfect, I always marveled at how tight it was. Not one single creak or rattle and not one thing broke in 5 years and 100k miles. It was built so solid, no flex. Some things were funny like how loud the ABS pump when stability control activated but nothing that was aggravating. Seems like the new Tundra is a step backwards.
My 2008 honda ridglineis the same 170000k not a single rattle.
First time I took my 2015 Tundra off road, it surprised me about a dashboard squeak and rattle. I have 100 series Land Cruiser with 297K and still no rattling. It may just be my particular Tundra.
2012 Tundra same. Gas, oil, tires and a set of rotors/calipers. No rattles over 100k of hard outdoor use. 2021 Tundra Pro 16k no rattles and hauling/toying toys like a beast.
Everything should be solid in a truck. Not flimsy & rattling like that, especially when you paid good money for it. Those would be my pet peeves too. I’m glad I still have my 2018 Tundra. Built like a tank! 👍👍
Right on!!!
That interior noise would drive me insane, especially with so few miles.
You have a right to be picky about the small details given the price!
I try not to sound like a baby…but I mean I literally hear it every single time I drive.
2022 tundra platinum owner here. At 2500 miles and no center console noise at all, very solid. I do however, have a noise coming from above somewhere that drives me crazy. That being said, my previous truck was an 18 Silverado and from the day I drove it off the lot, every interior panel in that thing made noise. My 12 CTS before that was even worse.
Great to hear that yours is solid for the most part!
Try pressing on the ceiling headliner and do that all over. It could be that one of the grommets didn't get pushed in all the way during production.
If you get some silicone grease in the joints of the sliding panels of center console it will be much quieter. This is just the sound of the plastic rubbing against plastic. You can get silicone grease in plumbing dept at HD.
The rattle would drive me crazy! I think everything made in 20/21 is sub par cause of worker shortages and just throwing any body on an assembly line.
Could not agree more. Not worth buying at this time. $60,000 to have rattles and not thought out bed lift , rattling on console and then the v6 twin turbo jajks. Will crap out waaay too soon...no thanks
Glad you're loving your 22 Tundra! I just love my 21 Platinum with all the TRD add ons too much to ever get rid of it! I'll eventually get a new Gen but the 21 will still have a spot in my driveway lol 😆
I wanted to want this truck. But can’t. I’m a huge Toyota guy. So I got a new sienna XLE AWD $500 below msrp last week.
I averaged 39.4 mpg for a two hour trip with hills and valleys. It was amazing.
Driving at 70-75 with four adults and cargo I only averaged 31 mpg. But for a full size vehicle that is AWD….31 mpg is amazing.
That’s freaking awesome for a mini van.
@@TRDJon it really is. Very quiet. Not sure I like the seat yet tho. Seems firm but of course is new so it has to break in.
Cheers brother.
Great mpg but life is too short to drive a minivan.
I have had my sr5 trd offroad for three and a half months, touch wood I have had absolutely no issues... no rattling of any kind and I am completely obsessed with the center console...
Mine must be a bad one then. Congratulations!!!
Just picked up my SR5 TRD Off Road in Lunar Rock two days ago...LOVE IT!!!
Congrats!!
Great honest review. Glad you didn’t have preconceived points that other reviewers have. Once one person puts something online everyone jumps on the bandwagon even if they don’t own or drive the vehicle. Great job.
Thanks Bob! I am a Toyota fan boy BUT I’m real about it. I try to find that balance for a proper review with no sugar coat
Thanks. I have my request in for a TRD Sport Tundra waiting on a dealer allocation. I have had 3 Tundras in the past and loved them all.
When you hear about little things here and there that aren’t the best built quality, 4runner owners really appreciate that our trucks are made in Japan since they seem to have better build quality and quality control compared to American built facilities. I’ve never really heard any big complaints or serious quality problems with the 4Runner interior or anything honestly. Of course every car or truck will have one bad lemon out there somewhere but overall with how many 4Runners have been sold and driven into the ground, they are just exceptional built vehicles and trdjon also is coming from the 4Runner being his main baby and it’s hard to compare and live up to that 4Runner standard.
Facts
You mentioned “4runner” 5 times on that comment . Lols
Love my 21 4Runner trd OR. Solid.
@@76honda76 so do I.. I have a 5th Gen too 👍🏻
Lol I'm a construction superintendent and I rarely get into the bed of my truck. Not a downfall at all to me not having an old man step 😂
Jon - it is so refreshing to hear someone Love the truck. So many CZcams drivers and non-drivers are bashing it. As you say, I think your issues are minor. What drive mode do you prefer...eco, normal, sport?
Thanks again.
I love it in Normal. Sport is a bit much cuz I drive to fast hahaha
The new tundras look really good finally seen one on the road a few days ago💪🏾🔥🔥
True, I finally saw the new tundra in sport trim at the dealership here in Hawaii and I was impressed. The grill isn’t as huge as it appears in pictures and videos I see online (color matched sport trim helps), and the hood isn’t as long as it seems online either. I like the chiseled bodylines, makes my 2019 tundra look really old lol
@@chrisd.817 new tundras super nice!
i've had an 07 tundra for 3-4 years now, it's completely stock (except for some kind of turbo the prev. owners put in). The console, seats, and door panels. There is a step for the bed, and imo it's short enough anyone can just crawl in, I'm 16 and all my friends who have been in my bed haven't had any issues getting in it. the only issue with the truck is that it runs out when the gas gauge says it has a quarter left.
I have a 2022 tundra limited hybrid. Totally tight. No rattles. Doors, console , no rattles.
Nice!!!!!
I’m in the 5 state Gulf Region that includes Texas. I’ve been on TRD PRO iForce Max since last year. Four of these were allocated among 155 dealers on Friday. I was called and accepted a Model 8424 TRD PRO 5.5, Midnight Black Metallic, interior EB21 Black. Base $68,500. Installed options $2,251 , Integrated Dash Camera, Center Console Safe, Dual Step Running Board-Black, Vehicle Protection Premium Package, $70,751+TTL
Has not yet rolled off the assembly line in San Antonio. Expected delivery in North Central Texas ,Mid May 2022.
Your not picky or making a big fuss…This truck is not a 30k$. Your points are valid. If I were to buy one of these trucks it better meet and exceed my expectations!
It's not picky to expect a Toyota to not rattle. My 2000 tundra with 230000 miles had zero rattle
Sounds like my 2010 3.5 Venza(not totally a bad thing). I Love those Toyota 3.5s. Already impressed with mine, just bought a highlander with the 3.5 for my wife and Lord willing I’ll be getting a tundra early next year(want to wait and see what the hybrid is like). Love this content. Thanks, brother.
Thanks!! Best of luck with your future purchases!
You not being picky at all. Rattles suck. Still enjoying my bulletproof 2020 SR5 4x4 very much! Great review, thank you, Jon! God bless.
Man, those plastic parts just sound cheap with all the rattling. I once had a Toyota Corolla and something kept rolling around in the dash. It drove me crazy.
I have 2015 tundra and recently purchased a manual trd pro tacoma. Could not sell my tundra 200+ miles and never had a problem, over a year now waiting for a capstone. The resale value is very high because there are so few used. If fuel prices bother you by a prius.
Maybe it’s just me but I never buy the first year of a major redesign of any vehicle to avoid issues I learned my lesson when I bought wrangler changed over from the CJ
You know what doesn’t get fixed no matter what year of a generation that you buy, interior plastic noises. That’s what you get with any car that has plastic. If you want a completely silent interior, get a Rolls-Royce.
Or a 4Runner. Plenty of other vehicles that don’t rattle
If I owned a $60-$70k BigT new truck and had that bin rattling on every bump I'd be in the dealership everyday until it was fixed. I have a 4 year old Subaru Outback and it doesn't have a rattle yet - even at 150K miles. - Oh, and it cost 1/3 of the new Tundra. Sounds like " *TUNDRAMA* " to me....
I usually like to keep all my vehicles stock, but window tint is a must if not factory tinted.
100%
My 08 tundra little door latched door compartment rattled too
Get some felt cabinet door sticker from Lowes
I'm selling my Lime Rush TRD Pro and just "ordered" a 2022 Tundra Limited with the Off Road Package. I'm going to be sad about my 4runner but the truck will be more practical for me.
Finally starting to see some of these trucks locally. Unfortunate to hear about the little tiny things that can drive you nuts from time to time. Thanks for the update.
No worries man!!!
@@TRDJon Hi Jon, thank for your video, good to have your opinion. Did the dealer manage to fixe de rattle in the door and center console ?
Thanks for the insights Jon! Looking to pick one up myself. Maybe you can do a review after one year of ownership ?
Absolutely!
Gonna look SO much better with the mods. The guys at Wescott look like they have the mods for this truck model figured out. Think you're gonna be stoked. Those pizza slicers are great for getting down the road cheap(er) but they definitely don't do the truck any favors in the looks department.
Right on!! Can't wait!
Glad your enjoying the truck!
Me too!
I’ve had my Tundra for one month now. Knock on wood, no problems whatsoever. Console is solid, no rattles, doors are solid too. I’m not that impressed with the JBL system but its not horrible. I’m also not fond of the truck shutting off when you open the door after using the remote start. I’m hoping that can and will be fixed with a software update. Overall, I’m glad I got the Tundra.
Congratulations! Glad yours is great!
John, your truck has remote start? I didn't know the new Tundra's had remote start. I thought it was just the tailgate option with the keyfob!
Little noise’s drive me crazy. My Civic door rattles and something by the back window
I disagree STRONGLY about the center console. Its a much better change. Both driver and passenger have armrests, and you have access without having to open it up all the way. Mine doesn't squeek at all. It's a great improvement. However, I agree about the no step to the bed. Very odd thing for Toyota to leave out. Overall, it's a great truck, and still miles better than any turd Dodge, Ford, and GM are cranking out.
The center console is very uncomfortable. I had a brand new 2022 Tundra from Toyota as a rental for 2 weeks and there is no padding where you would put your elbow-just horizontal plastic ridge. Crazy oversight. Other than that loved the new Tundra!
I appreciate your videos, you cover all aspects… keep it up!
I appreciate that! I know that is kinda a hinderance cuz there is no method to my madness, but I love to cover everything.
Now you see why I love my 2016 F150 2.7 ecoboost, aka F165. The first time you pull a car on a trailer getting on the hwy. You are going to have to slow down to merge.
The main thing look wise that I don’t like on the truck is the fumanchu style stash on the front, especially in the chrome finish. I heard the back seat is pretty “small” compared to previous models.
50-80k for a vehicle, you expect it not to creak & rattle for @ least 100,000 miles or so
Rattles are the worst.... That center console.. Once I saw I knew it would be a hot mess. Horrible design. Thanks for an unbiased review
Always!
This new Tundra is a rattling box, especially in cold weather. Mine got so bad that I returned the vehicle to dealership.
I been lucky I have taken 3 different trim level out for a drive the dealership that I deal with there already putting film straps in the center console. One thing I will say is that V6 motor takes off.
It rips! Film strips. Interesting. I’ll look to that
Great review! Im getting my Sonic Limited trd this Wednesday. Hope everything goes well.
Heck yea congratulations!
For the price you pay, you shouldn't have the rattling. Make the dealer fix this. I would.
My 2022 has been at the dealer every week for the past 3 months, same factory problems
Dang!
I think this is a big disappointment for this Tundra 😞
Do you think they'll alter the tailgate to add a step area in the '23 Tundra? That really seems like a dumb mistake a company like Toyota shouldn't be making.
Yea idk. Maybe make the step standard or something. Idk. But it’s annoying. Really annoying.
I don’t think ‘23 maybe ‘24 Toyota does updates every 2 years
Thank you for this! I just purchased a 2023.
Glad I could help!
My 4th gen 4Runner’s console doesn’t even squeak like that when I press on it and it’s 16 years old. cmon Toyota. (i checked it as I was watching this video)
Damn man. I know ! Even my first gen didn't
@@TRDJon I’m glad you like it though besides that, definitely something I’ll be looking into soon once Toyota can fix some of the minor issues. Keep the videos coming!
Oh I love it!
I have a problem with my brand new 22 4 runner trail center console. One 800 mile road trip and now there is a dent in the foam where my elbow rests. It's a little better now but still has a slight dent in the foam
Mine has that sometimes too but it kinda heals itself
Can they fix the plastic bed? It is a plastic bed with rear metal fenders screwed to the plastic bed?? That truck was made to carry toys in the bed or what?
I know two people who just traded them in for many issues with less than 500 miles
I have a feeling that all these trucks are a hit or miss with them being rushed out, the quality control just isn’t consistent.
It definitely seems that way.
It's crazy ive watched a few of your videos this last year looking at this truck to buy and then I realize you live in Destin. I'm over in fwb pretty close to the dealership. I go by often to check out the trucks.
Oh no way! I’m sure I’ll see you around then!
So glad I didnt wait for this model year and scooped up a '21...Toyota put minimal effort into this truck in my opinion.
Just hit 255,000 on my 2010. Owned every generation since they came out. Best truck ever , but always wait 2 years until getting a new generation. Toyota will get it right after a few test years
Yep, and even the previous gen. Tundra had certain "years to avoid" or to be aware of when buying used.
@@thebigempty_5792 Just bought a used 2008 5.7L with 147K miles. Hope it wasn't a "year to avoid" I bought it because it was basically pristine for the mileage.
Plastic racking is maddening. Big bucks for these trucks should come with top line quality control.
I attribute the quality issues to the truck being built in America. 🤷♂
Nice truck. 3.45 step on tire to step up into bed. 9.00 PUSH EM FAST 🤣 Got a ETA for mine last week. If it arrives when they say it will b a total of 17 months 🤣. Tks for sharing ya vid 🤙🏻
Great video, but they should have copied one of the big 3 bed step designs integrated into the tailgate. I switched to the f-250 from a 2020 tundra and very happy so far. Good luck with the ride (I do like the tundra TRD pro hybrid)
Thanks for sharing!!! I appreciate it!
On my '21, I climb up on the tire to get into the bed, or deep into my crossbox.
Hey owner of a bone stock 22 tundra here, and I have the same rattle on the driver side door when my knees against it, and when it’s off it doesn’t rattle which is weird but that’s how it for me. My centre console doesn’t rattle like yours. When I put some heavy pressure sure it does, but in general there’s no rattle even when I move around or get in and out haven’t noticed it rattle.
Hmmmmm 🤔 interesting. Thanks for that feedback Ricardo!!! Hope you are enjoying yours other than that!
@@TRDJon yeah I just checked mine again today and it’s pretty solid no rattles like yours… I hope you get it fixed!
Thanks!!
Perhaps some small felt pieces installed in the right locations may ease your crinkle sound on the center console.
I got a new 04 ranger, it just started a small rattle on passenger door. Other than than it's been running like new for 18 years.
Had 2 wheel limited
Love it
No rattle
17.2 mgp very poor
Your 4x4 ,18.6?
Yes mine is 4x4
I purchased a 2022 Tundra Double Cab TRD Off-Road in Lunar Rock about 3 weeks ago. Funny thing is: I went online in November 2021, built the exact truck I wanted, and summited the build for purchase. I got a call from my local dealer, and the next day they had an allocation for the EXACT truck I speced online. Is this a coincidence? Maybe, but the options I chose were not that common (in my opinion). Also sold it to me for MSRP (but low balled my pristine 2016 gen2 trade in, which they sold within 24 hours) Anyway, so far, excellent truck, and an upgrade from my old 2016 Double Cab, especially in the interior. The only two cons that I have thus far: The 2022 Double Cab rear seat is not as usable as the gen2, and, had I known this, would have got the Crewmax. I like to keep a tool bag on the floor between the front and rear seats, which the gen2 Double Cab allowed. This is not possible in the 2022 Double Cab. Second, is the chrome grill surround and rear bumper caps. I wish you could option the TRD sport exterior styling in the TRD Off-Road trim. That being said, I'm getting the chrome "moustache" and rear bumper caps wrapped/painted body color. Not sure if I should go paint or vinyl? Id be interested in your thoughts on this and price differences between the two, as I assume this will be an common exterior upgrade (especially for younger buyers).
I bought the xp stealth gunner edition…solid black from front to rear with Trd wheels/skid plate, off road package…sweet truck.
i don't like the center console design as well. For me, I would prefer the older traditional flat surface like 07- 13 model, or like Nissan Titan, Ram, Ford trucks. MAIN REASON is little dog likeS to sit on it, and used as a place for her to get back and forth the front and back seats.
Seriously, I put BFG All Terrain tires on it. First set got 82k. Will buy them again!
Center console could use an update but it works, It is a PIA to get into the back of the truck, that sucks!
Yea that’s so annoying!
I bought a Highlander and I have the same issue with the door sound
My truck has a rattling sound on the driver side aircon when I increase my sound specially if it has a loud bass. But so far I'm happy with it.
Thanks for sharing that Ian!
Hey Jon! Finally just got my TRD Off-road 6 days ago & love it!
Question tho: I have the same wheels as yours, but thought we were supposed to have the TRD alloy wheels? Are these a substitute or no?
20" is on Limited and up trims
Buy a 22 Lexus GX460!!! Do it now! Last year for legendary V8! Even more reliable truck than 4Runner
Bought a new Tundra in 07 when the new model came out.
Got rid of it after a few months because it was such a gas guzzler. Waited through all the hype thinking I would give the Tundra another chance. When it came out I was so disapointed!
Bought a 22 Ford 2.7 EcoBoost and love it. Unbelievable gas mileage and power.
Throaty?... As throaty as a new born kitten looking for it's mother's breast milk lol.... meuw meeuuw🤣
New kittens are sharp! Haha
All good and absolutely reasonable comments. From the majority of the reviews I've seen, it sounds like Toyota has work to do. To me, the rear bumper design is an egregious blunder. I just don't understand how Toyota missed that. Aftermarket step - sure, but there should be a smoother more integrated factory solution. I thought I would like them more once I saw a few in person, but that hasn't been the case so far. I think with the right package - like a TRD Pro setup, with a 3" lift and a meaty tire/wheel combo, the various grills and fenders would come into proportion. It's like how wimpy stock Wranglers look.
I really figured that Toyota would knock it out of the park given all the years they had to design the new platform. I'm sure they will upgrade the truck in many areas, but in the meantime they have lost customers, or failed to gain new customers eager for something different than the Big 3. That said, I get the impression that they are selling well.
I was able to get my new '19 1794 Tundra in June or July of '20 for $49k with front windows tinted, the full 3M chip preventers, TRD Pro dual exhaust, Line-X bedliner AND drop-in mat, were all included. All I needed to add to make it mine was black TRD style wheels, bigger m/t tires, 2" lift on front (leveling kit), side steps, and a drop-in organizer tray for the console that fits so perfect and looks so stock, I can't believe they didn't include it stock.
Seems like the new Tundras are very good trucks, but need some work to become great trucks.
I purchased the first year Gen 8 Camry in 2018. It had some bad rattles in the roof around the sunroof whenever I hit bumps. Took it in and Toyota fixed it right up and its been good ever since. Planning on getting on the waiting list for a 2022 Tundra and not worried about it at all. Problems can be fixed. Thanks for the review!!
Thanks for watching Josh!
Great content ! So is the quality issues you think coming from engineering/materials or how it’s assembled at the plant. Those boys and girls in San Antonio due for a raise?? (Built on a Friday or Monday). I used to think I’d go out of my way for a truck assembled in the USA (no matter the brand) but starting to think these things might be buttoned up better out of Mexico. Guess we will find out with the next gen Tacoma all being built in Mexico, see if they get that one right from day 1
I think it is a combination of both when it comes to my console.
As an aside, don't discount the quality stuff that also comes out of Canada Brian ;) The Rav4's and Lexus RX's, amongst many are built in Canada!
How was Panama City Toyota? I live near Destin as well and do not care for FWB Toyota
To purchase they are great. Service I am still feeling them out, but for the most part I would recommend over FWB
Make a list and have the dealership fix all of that….that is what the warranty is for. Be happy that is all you have to have fixed…any Ford or Chevy I had was in the shop more than on the road.
Did u get that mileage on regular unleaded or a higher octane? Love my ford 5.0l, but toyo has always ruled in reliability. Im sure they will resolve any initial quality items like the center console. Sharp lookin truck. Id probably throw in an oil air separator.
Regular. I don’t do higher octane