2019 Tundra TRD Pro Full Review!

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[@Chuy00quiles]

Finally a good review on a tundra. Not bashing it for its ‘outdated’ features according to other reviews. I agree with you for sure, for the daily driver it’s a great truck, bulletproof truck for sure. I love Toyota!

[@justinpierard2439]

I love everything about it. Keeping it simple and reliable and getting rid of unneeded technology. Reliability is amazing!

[@kclefthanded427]

Its one of those vehicles that say " don't fix if it ain't broken". That's what I'm looking for

[@mikeg.9238]

Completely agree , i had a 07 and loved it. Now i have a 2019 tacoma and have to say i'm just as pleased , runs great and the only difference is back seat is a little tighter fit . In a few years i will definitely go back into a tundra because i need a little more space in the back with growing teens. But both models are great and the biggest thing is toyotas are very reliable..

[@jeffreywiseman6209]

Declining sales say redesign and update.

[@STEALTH1USA]

@@jeffreywiseman6209 And now we're stuck with a questionable powertrain. At least for now

[@rockymountainbeerguy5656]

It sounds like the 2020 Tundra will have a power seat, 8 inch infotainment with apple CarPlay and android auto, push button start and possibly automatic headlights. Toyota knows the Tundra is bulletproof reliable that is why they make incremental changes to it. If ain't broke, don't fix it aka make subtle changes.

[@Albert-777]

I believe the trd pro is also gonna get the top of the line JBL stereo system that Toyota offers on the higher end models for 2020

[@rockymountainbeerguy5656]

@@Albert-777 That makes sense. Also they should put the parking sensors on the front and rear bumpers. Hopefully a 360 degree camera system too.

[@Bailey_54R]

@@rockymountainbeerguy5656 I dont think they will. Parking sensors are a major turnoff to people who offroad (this trucks market). They significantly raise the price of bumper repairs

[@chrisgleeton6823]

So, my 2018 Tundra SR5 TRD Off Road (Canadian Spec) already has power drivers seat and automatic LED headlights. It's definitely missing push button start and Android Auto, although those aren't deal breakers (The Entune system really sucks though).

[@haonanzhang6759]

@@rockymountainbeerguy5656 I test drove a 2019 Trd sport and it has parking sensors front and rear, automatic high beam, power driver and passenger seats. Canadian models are different I guess.

[@repairvehicle]

For what tundra is known for. 1. Only truck that can tow space shuttle. 2. Only truck that can make 1 million miles on single engine without any repairs. 3. Highest resale value of any truck. 4. Number 1 reliable truck in the world, that's why it can last 1 million miles. 5. Finally Ford guy has admitted Toyota reliability. Good job Sir.

[@hihaveaniceday9386]

Lmoa that space shuttle thing was a joke

[@Mrjoecreeper]

A Honda civic could pull the space shuttle

[@onedeepmechanic2214]

Damn really only truck to make it to a million miles with no repairs really?

[@buttonman1831]

@@onedeepmechanic2214 Not true and I like Toyota. The motor made a million miles with no major repairs. 2 water pumps, alternator, just regular stuff. Transmission reverse went at 700000 miles. The truck was a work truck used everyday and most issues were just wear and tear items, brakes ect.

[@jeremys5904]

@@hihaveaniceday9386 NASA is a joke and going to the moon was a joke.

[@johnwcyne8847]

People who actually use a truck as a truck don't need a ton of gadgets. Leave that to the city people that just drive it to work. Love my 2012 Tundra. 105K miles and zero issues. I use it like a truck and would rather have less technology and a well built truck. Hauls a load of Oak like a dream

[@edkennedy497]

I have the TSS series 2019 Tundra and it's absolutely amazing! I don't care about high tech BS, twin turbo crap or whats faster. I CARE about functionality and reliability that can't even be challenged by other manufacturers. Great honest review man!

[@Kevincheesepizza]

Keep that truck forever my friend! It's a great investment!

[@edkennedy497]

@@maxchevelle9334 Just one...the pre collision sensor is being replaced. Other than that its awesome man.

[@tacocruiser4238]

Lack of locking rear diff is an insult to the "TRD Pro" badge.

[@michaeltom402]

Why? The atrac work very well and who rock climbs in a full size truck for real? I've had my 08 for 11 years and I go grab broken offroad toys in tough spots all the time. That includes glamis, high desert, big bear etc...no lockers. 160 k miles and it has never let me down even after towing 10k toyhauler for 11 years

[@jamesvaldez4093]

@@michaeltom402 How does it tow your trailer?

[@highplainsdrifter9849]

I need lockers to haul my groceries.

[@bcjdwbiernfjherwfbowfib]

If I could afford a brand new truck, this is what I would buy. Simple, clean, good suspension, good exhaust, reliable, and looks great.

[@Pabloperes675]

You can afford it. 84 month plan lol

[@STEALTH1USA]

@@Pabloperes675 Well, the silver lining would be that it's a reliable vehicle. Image going upside-down on a loan where the car is a money pit 😅

[@Pabloperes675]

@@STEALTH1USA people do it all the time man, lol.

[@jeromep3182]

Toyota sells the tundra as a half ton truck but it’s underpinning are 3/4 ton. unlike ford Chevy and ram which use fully boxed frame Toyota uses a triple Tex frame meaning fully boxed up front from the Bumper to cab and then for the cab it is double open C channel and then from the end of the cab to the rear bumper is just an open C channel and Toyota uses that to help with ride compliance.

[@dant4786]

I just bought a 2020 Crewmax TRD Sport. Love it. I came from a 2015 Silverado LTZ. Too much tech that started failing and expensive repairs.

[@boosalith2246]

I currently own a Tundra dbl cab sr5..4.7 motor.Bought it with 89k miles and now has 285k .Problems I've had are air valves went out left and right sides a month apart, but Toyota customer care took care of it all i did was pay for labor which wasn't much. Alternator went out acpl months after that they also took care of that for me. With regular maintenance I've had no other issues. I've even towed my friends Jflight trailer groom Portland Oregon to Modesto Cali once...NO ISSUES! Yes i know somebody's going to say why a 4.7 and no 4x4 lol. It was whar i could afford and now I'm currently looking into the crew cab Pro or Platinum.

[@EverydayJ1786]

I'd buy the tundra specifically for the tried tested and true aspects of it . Solid super reliable powertrain. No frills interior tech . This all means I'll still be happy with the solid reliability years down the road

[@nicholasspecialmusic]

You're an awesome reviewer. I'll never afford this but it was nice to watch and dream.

[@awfullyawful]

Nicholas Bradley you can afford if you want.

[@raulbueno4284]

Toyota Tundra is the number one best shock after over-engineered find the best truck out there to tow anything whatever you want with this

[@charlieporch3181]

I bought one a week ago. I love it.

[@Kevincheesepizza]

Keep it forever! I have a 08' Crewmax 5.7L it's a beast, over built, powerhouse!

[@user-eb4io1bt4c]

Congratulations! I guess it's my turn...

[@captsam54]

Yea... I am very pleased you are in a Tundra now.. Still Love my 2015 TRD Double cab.....!!!! (with mods). Mine has the adjustable headlights.. But my Ride right airbags kinda make them unnecessary.. They are fun to adjust in front of the garage door at nite to see them go up and down and find the sweet spot.. The only thing I don't care for is the "Etune" system.. outdated.. Hope they upgraded.. I changed the exhaust to an 3 inch drop, and man that thing rocks in TowHaul...

[@stkiswr]

I didn't have trd pro money, but I did have trd off road sr5 used Tundra money. I love it. Great truck. Hell for me it's awesome. Lots of room. Adjustable headlights. Backup camera and power everything. That's all good for me 😁

[@UncleElroy21]

It’s a dinosaur and I love my dinosaur for the fact it’s a dinosaur 😎

[@hybridsnowleopard]

The Tundra really need a major update. It's not about " if it ain't break, don't fix it ", it's about innovation. Improve it to make it even better than what it is right now is what people are asking for. There's always room for improvement.

[@ncurc9766]

Agreed, it just doesnt make sense to me that toyota will charge $50k+ for a truck that's basically the same since 2007

[@hybridsnowleopard]

@@ncurc9766 Exactly.

[@repairvehicle]

Innovate with useless features like smart phones have that you don't use but pay for them. Innovate engine that has same problems like big 3 has.

[@mikefoehr235]

Simple then...Buy GM Ford or RAM and leave Toyotas for us fans who love Toyota

[@hybridsnowleopard]

@@mikefoehr235 I'm just pointing out what most shoppers are saying. I own a 2014 Tundra myself.

[@randybryant9936]

There are a lot of people that love that truck I never new what the big deal was this video helps alot thank you

[@riduandunia6591]

One very good feature about my 08 Tundra is I have the pink slip. I don’t need to get a new whatever because, unlike the domestics, it doesn’t break down.

[@ryanmartinage]

3urfe v8 from the Land Cruiser, 4.30 gears, and a SOLID drivetrain. Massive rotors, beefy axles, large ring gear. They are just great "trucks". My Dad is on his second Tundra and loves them. Previously he was a lifelong Ford owner.

[@maddoxinc1642]

All that and its only $60k... lol

[@rayminthecat]

Good cause I just got a space shuttle lightly used in florida and have to tow it home to Maltlicky Oklahoma!

[@steph5927]

The blank spots that you mention are for features only offered on the Canadian market, like the one next to the USB/AUX port is the heated seats and the other one to the right of the steering wheel is the parking sensor. They wouldn't put blank plugs for no reason makes no sense lol You usually see it in lower trim packages where only the higher trim have that feature. The Canadian TRD Pro's also come with BSM and factory spray in bed liner at no extra cost.

[@matthewzuck287]

Owned 3 of them 12 14 & a new 19 luv them

[@michaellafrance6454]

Hands down, the best review I've ever seen. I have been researching trucks and SUVs since 2017. It is now 2021 and I finally went all in on a 2019 Tundra TSS. Love the truck, loved the review. Many thanks!!

[@SuperSnakePlissken]

A proud owner of a 2021 TRD Pro double cab, and I bought it at the end of 2020 so I got a great deal on it. Bottom line, the best value on the market hands down is the Tundra. People complain about the mpg, but the entry costs to get an equally equipped F-150 is going to be around $14,000 more plus twin turbo maintenance costs, and you'd have to drive 110,000 miles to get your entry costs back over the Tundra. Don't even get me started on the repair costs of an F-150 vs a Tundra.

[@sum2automation]

Yup, We pull 6,000 Lbs + Camper and our Tundra Pro hasn't let us down. I'm so happy towing with this package that I'm not changing a thing. We live in the north west mountains, We pulled through severely bad storms, crazy winds and passing semis pulling triples at 85 mph in the flatlands and I love our truck camper setup. Our small setup also let's us take some very bad roads and camp where most travelers can't. Today, I'm looking for a new truck, but I don't want to sale my 2012 Tundra. We are thinking about 3/4 ton or just getting a newer Tundra...just for the larger gas tank, makes it a good idea, lol. :) Thanks for all the advice, your always spot on with your towing experience and good safe advice for travelers, please keep up the good work!

[@joecool509]

I have a 2017 TRD Pro and it just works. Simple and lots of inexpensive parts since it’s been around for a while. New radio with Apple car play = 350$. No biggie.

[@belanger9]

2020 it gets Apple CarPlay and Android Auto - all of Toyota is getting that

[@hybridsnowleopard]

You'll be surprised how expensive the parts are even if it's been around for a while. I'm not talking about discount prices.

[@chadvon5833]

Thanks for the review. That is a nice looking truck. I previously towed a 6200 lbs travel trailer with a 2015 F150 ecoboost and now a Tundra. The sway is much improved with the Tundra. I am thinking the extra 1000+lbs curb weight has something to do with it. And Yes! the v8 sounds sooo much better

[@andrewvillanueva4222]

Beautiful tundra l hope to buy a tundra soon. I love Toyota and lexus vehicles and didn't any other brand. My lexus ls430 2001 has 303000 miles. Tundra go a million miles.

[@micahpotts6417]

I feel it doesn’t need parking sensors because it’s an off road truck and that is annoying off road. I know some trucks you can turn that feature off but just another thing to replace if you hit the bumper off-road. I realize this truck will never see it’s full potential off-road so the sensors would be needed. Great Review as always. I appreciate you being unbiased and just give the facts! The best way to review. Thank you.

[@carsoncunningham7993]

Limited trim offers them and they can be switched off with a button. $50k truck should have them. Off road or not.

[@mikefoehr235]

Great review...when I buy my Tundra I am getting Voodoo Blue

[@ddavid122]

Mike Foehr it’s a great color, personally I’m going for the gunmetal grey. One other that’s nice is the desert sand color.

[@fredytay2122]

I bought it in white in 2019. What can I say, catch me if you can because the tundra TRD is just unstoppable and amazing 👏😉

[@heywoodjosh]

I think if Toyota gets a control on their fuel consumption, they will have a #1 seller. I love them, but the fuel economy has to be dealt with

[@sum2automation]

Yup, i put three full gas cans (15 Gal ) in the bed of the truck on our last camping trip in Utah.... I Love my Tundra, but Toyota needs to get there act together! Thanks, good topic!

[@comment_deleted]

#1 reason I don’t have one

[@poppyneese1811]

It’s beautiful and just looks tough, Vodoooooo Blue looks so good! Yes I’m a Ford guy but it’s really sharp!!!

[@chrisgleeton6823]

13:50 The blank spot under the center console next to the two power outlets is where they put the heated seat controls in Canadian Trucks. 13:53 the blank spot by the steering column (next to the tow/haul button) is where they put the park sensor button on so-equipped trucks (my Canadian Spec 2018 TRD off Road has both heated seats and front/rear parking sensors).

[@invasion1824]

Toyota guy here, but now I own a Ford F-150 Raptor because I just couldn’t resist that beast!!!

[@KSolis23]

That’s exactly what I’m considering. Love my 2012 Tundra but the raptor is a beast and has a lot more innovation.

[@andrewbrown8148]

Great review~!! I bought my 2019 Tundra TRD Pro about a week -10 days ago and I couldn't be happier~! I absolutely loved my '07 Tundra CrewMax that I traded in for it (a little premature since it had only 130k miles on it), but I'm loving this TRD Pro package. I'm a total Toyota fan for life~!

[@jko0526]

Great review of the Tundra! Keep up the great work reviewing trucks.

[@Gosinyanglee]

Got my 2019 1974 edition could of got the pro, since I’m a hunter guy like to go off-roading. When I thought about it I very disappointed on my first choice. Might trade my in for the pro..

[@gunrightsfan]

Nice! Tundra is a great truck. I had one it was awesome. Needed a diesel getting a bigger trailer.

[@daltonhill5110]

Though I'm all in for "If it ain't broke don't fix it" but that low mpg is just a deal breaker.

[@belanger9]

Drive all the other half tons with the big engines. You'll be surprised how all the others don't get what the EPA rates them at, then the Tundra gets better than what they're rated at. Real world MPG numbers are within 2-3 mpg for all of them when comparing similar power output engines and similar driving styles.

[@repairvehicle]

My 2013 F-150 with 5.0 average is 14 and I drive like Grandma, keep my rpms below 2000. Highway I cannot get more than 18mph going by the speed limit.

[@pesomistic7656]

if ure worried about MPGs you really shouldn't be thinking about a truck, they all burn gas horribly, and their parts and services are that much higher. To play the game you gotta pay the price.

[@dmpsix7417]

Yeah.... my Corvette z06 on my channel gets about 15mpg on avg. I might just throw the thing away 🙄🙄🙄

[@brado647]

@@pesomistic7656 respectfully I disagree. Yes, there is a understanding that if you buy a truck then you will get worse fuel mileage. But there is no way that these trucks (acually all manufacturers) with it being 2019 are getting the same mileage as years ago. They all should be way better then what they are and I feel that we should expect more from them all. As consumers I feel we shouldn't just accept the BS that the truck manufacturers are giving us. We should expect & demand more. These trucks are getting into crazy selling prices. Yes, there capability has increased but the technology is out there for manufacturers to increase the mileage if they really really wanted to. It is up to us as a consumers to be ok and willing to pay the price for the technology and accept the technology as it might not be a big V8 that we get. So let's all embrace the technology and demand the continued reliability but its time for way better fuel mileage. I will pay for the new technology if its advancements that make sense. I am ok with less interior wizzy technology but I just want a truck that keeps up with the times and really surprises us and the competition. Toyota please put your money and technology into the engine, drivetrains and transmissions new tech to keep your reliability but embarrass the other domestic truck manufacturers. I really want a Tundra but I won't buy one that gets that crappy of fuel mileage. I will keep my old truck because it's not broken and what would I be gaining. The new one is well just newer with new warranty. I want capability and fuel mileage again in 2019 that is not to much to ask for. • Toyota if your listening... get your fuel mileage to 27 to 33 mpg and then you will have my attention. I will order a new one then. Just my 2 cents.

[@jrschrum]

Great coverage of the Tundra Pro. There are definite trade offs between the PRO and my 2019 Limited. All those blanks are fill with switches, the heat/air is automatic, etc. But at the time I bought mine, they were not available. I would love to get the shock package, but the standard shocks on the Limited are not that bad, just a bit harsh on sharper bumps. The 38 Gallon tank is really nice, and I am averaging around 16+MPG . Interior on the PRO is much like the standard SR, but with the extra money spend on suspension and wheels/tires.

[@Aznjordan1]

Love the Tundra. I wish I could afford the TRD Pro, I’m a proud owner of a 2018 Toyota Tundra SR5 TRD Off-road crewmax. It was a great truck.

[@qwoozy]

I'm struggling to understand why Toyota would market this as their top feuxoff-roader but not even offer a locking rear differential. I believe that option is available on everything the competition makes, often including even base models.

[@DAVID1SCHO]

Speaking from experience, Tundras are phenonenal offroad, not just capable.

[@stephenP1979]

Outdated or not....I would still drive the hell out of it.

[@ddavid122]

S_J_P that’s what it’s for, driving the hell out of it. When you are dirty af from the job site and you get in your truck there are two things you need, one is that your truck starts right up and second that you aren’t worried about ruining the soft leather or Alcántara interior. It’s a working man’s truck.

[@rxonmymind8362]

Please Toyota put back those driver side grab handles back in. Some with bad knees need it. Not a fan of grabbing the steering wheel. Otherwise not a bad truck. All Toyota vehicles I've owned started everyday on the first try until I sold it usually past 300k miles point. No transmission or engine issues. Nada, zilch and zero. A boring, no drama reliable truck. On their new model for 2021 I hope they throw down the gauntlet and just incorporate some form of it's Lexus hybrid system where it'll travel around town for 25 miles then increase fuel mpg to 25 at least. If any company has the ability to bring all the technological know-how together into vehicle it's Toyota. Great review.

[@joecool509]

It doesn’t have a rear locker but it does have auto LSD and applies breaking to the slipping wheel. Just like a McLaren does. Cheaper and lighter that way.

[@belanger9]

And if you want to lay down some 11's just hold the TC button down for 5 seconds and both rear tires will spin freely

[@joemike509]

Wish they would add the inside creature comforts. Seat warmers, remote heated steering wheel start jbl

[@paulherring8208]

Love mine simple and reliable !!!

[@gmrtg1414]

I like the color of that thing and the full row down back window is pretty nice.

[@CoffeeTime9]

Correction to the headlight comment. It is standard on all Toyota Tundras due to safety. With Towing package of course only.

[@CoffeeTime9]

Cup holder upfront is not a cup holder it's actually a slot where the coin/ashtray goes.

[@benthompson7284]

Really need a desile motor. The twin turbo v8 out of the 200 series would be good for it.

[@jjgriffin3275]

Drinking game: every time he says "this truck"

[@gorillaninja78]

Apple CarPlay, locking rear dif, power passenger seat and I’ll buy one.. not much to ask

[@rickandal617]

Nice review. Can’t wait to get my hands on one. Beautiful. Thanks.

[@olivergrizzly6346]

Love the color. It’s like the Miami Blue that Porsche offers. I’d like it on my Ram 2500.

[@gamitaalfonso9999]

As a very tall man, 6’6” I can tell you that the Tundra is not as comfortable with front leg room as the F150. This truck would easily outpace the F150 if they moved the front seats back another 3 inches. There’s too much space in the backseat.

[@mariewhite7893]

Nice truck. I agree that all trucks should have tow mirrors stanard.

[@jeffbang7847]

Tow mirrors suck, these mirrors should extend out

[@mariewhite7893]

Tow mirrors do extend out. Some are electric and others are manually done. Duh!

[@chadly1337]

"When we do night driving I'll show [the adjustable headlights] to you" This is the full review, is there a separate other video you are gonna do on this one?

[@kevinstafford4475]

Very good review. I recently watched another review from someone who clearly didn't understand the truck, didn't even know how to properly engage the 4WD in hi mode, and bashed it at times over the silliest of reasons. When I questioned his techniques I was basically blown off as though I didn't know the truck, AND I'M A TUNDRA OWNER MYSELF. The Tundra does have quirks and shortcomings but all vehicles do. However, it is probably one of the most bullet proof trucks on the market still.

[@bedfordumezulike8851]

Is gas really that bad compared to other trucks really? The only thing that’s not letting me decide on a tundra is because of this. Since it has a humongous gas tank, does it level out compared to other trucks?

[@Talachachannel]

I love the color I have Ford F-150 blue Shelby nice color

[@jasojeep]

Shocked they didn’t put a locker in it. Coming from a TRD Off Road Tacoma that is a big deal to me.

[@J_heterodox]

I want one in black. Beautiful truck. The 2020 FINALLY kills the horrid Entune audio system and adds the more basic amenities like auto seat adjusters. Although, in a weird utilitarian way people have really appreciated the Spartan feel of the Tundra and Tacoma.

[@The_Opinion_of_Matt]

The Tundra has had the adjustable headlight height since at least 2010 because my 2010 Tundra has it. The only other truck I know has it is the Nissan Titan XD. The non-XD Titan may have it too, I just don't know for certain.

[@tspro8308]

Hi question for you I just bought the 2019 Tundra TRD PRO thought was 38gallons tank but I only filled @29 gallons what’s going on is this false advertisement?

[@justinfontaine5539]

Surprised the TRD Pro version more stripped down than the Limited true. My 2011 Double cab limited has power passenger seat and other whistles and bells. TRD off road package is good enough for off road with the Bilstein shocks.

[@alexanderup6095]

Tundra is very nice. the question is what kind of watch are you wearing )

[@BigTruckBigRV]

Hamilton King Suba

[@Phantom096]

Great job to Toyota for what they have done with this truck. Ur missing the point this truck is meant to compete against the over priced and over hyped Ford Raptor Off Road. The fact that it makes a nice daily driver is a real plus. All for a lot less money than a Raptor. If you want a real truck this is it.

[@robertphillips2598]

Phantom096 e

[@kellydardeen6308]

Dude ! Let Go of The Hood Scoop Already !!!!

[@MikoMuru]

Theres got to be a clean way to make it functional.

[@Sig721Tau]

@@MikoMuru Or just get rid of both fake hood scoops. Unless you're racing a truck, you don't need them at all.

[@motorradingaround1220]

I like how the brake rotors just barely fit into wheels love having minimal gaps

[@iblongshia]

Headlight adjustability was available in my 2012 Rock Warrior.

[@sostrongineedmoreofyourmon974]

I’m looking forward to all the “trade-ins” that will become available in the used car section of the dealership once people start upgrading to the 2020 (present) or even 2021 (next year) model Tundras. Should give me the time to finish driving my Chevy into the dirt (hopefully it’ll last another 12-24 months).

[@ivanbbad9]

This is a car that said “ you’ll never buy ford, Chevy or dodge,” i got same one and everything feels premium, tough, reliable and they dont bullshit you with Mickey Mouse crap

[@randydiebolt846]

No rear lockers

[@hiramrosajr8231]

love the truck but hold off till 2020

[@rxonmymind8362]

Same. It depends on what Toyota comes out with. They come out swinging and they can equal or better the Ram Power Wagon I might consider Toyota.

[@davidkrutsinger5414]

I almost bought a 19 trd pro but after driving it I realized that a lot of the extras on my 18 trd offroad limited I would lose on the pro. The adjusting headlights was standard on my offroad. The only thing I would gain would be the hood scoop, the grille, the fox shocks, the dual exhaust and the moon roof. I would rather have the heated seats, the parking sensors, the blind spot monitoring, among others.

[@sanmcnellis94]

I have a small Nissan Frontier. I haul 1 ton, 2,000 lbs, of coal a couple times each year. I barely know it's in the back....has rear disc brakes unlike the Tacoma.

[@danfelack3351]

I like their sliding back window. Reminds me of the old blazers and broncos. Only thing I don’t like about the tundras are they seem to squat more when you put weight on the hitch than the 3 domestic manufacturers.

[@j.a.6866]

Can you buy an amber or yellow rigid lens and replace that clear lens? It looked like it had screws to take the lens off??

[@najthesavior4286]

I think its more of a race truck then offroad, I mean anything with Trd at the end of it is made for the road then the mud

[@lonespartan31289]

i like tundras as much as the next person, but if they want to keep it simple and not include options that everyone else has, their price needs to reflect that, but it doesn't. These things are insanely over priced for what you get compared to every other fullsize.

[@stangodard1]

So reliability is of no value? Pay me now or overpay me for parts and labor later.

[@lonespartan31289]

@@stangodard1 reliability is important, but this truck offers nothing compared to the other trucks in the class, at 35-40 for other trucks you get way more. There is no value in this TRD Pro, it doesn't even have a locker! a regular trd off road is way more sensible unless you have to have the color.

[@ncurc9766]

Agreed, I honestly feel toyota takes advantage of their customers with their insane prices, zero rebates, and lack of innovation. Saying its reliable only gets you so far. Maintain any other truck the way its suppose to be and their all reliable.

[@carsoncunningham7993]

They are simply keeping in step with the over priced truck market. Agree though ... they are over priced for what you get. Toyota doesn't invest much in Tundra development. Refresh for 2021 is expected but they are behind in a big way. This truck hasn't changed much in 10+ years.

[@ToDoGoodWill]

You use blank spot if you are installing extra lights

[@stroutstergmail]

I had adjustable headlights in my 2010 Tundra V6 two wheel drive. Why can't all manufacturers do that?

[@Blaquegold]

Good review. Deciding between this and a titan pro 4x

[@roadracer247]

Best looking 1/2 ton on the road.

[@jackgarand7284]

Should not call it a PRO if it doesn't come with the rear locking differential. Pro at what?

[@markwarbeck2968]

The payload is awful low. I think my 2006 Tacoma is about the same and it's rated to tow 6500 pounds. It's a deal breaker for my next truck. Payload would need to be at least 1500.

[@riquesworld2324]

Gorgeous color

[@marckruse2181]

There is good reason only few people buy them

[@Silv819]

Bought a 2018 trd. Only complaint is the squeaking that startled some here in the dash or front puller area. Painful.

[@TheSwizz321]

Great video! Is this FL or TX?

[@bad_vaporizer]

Love the truck but I just can't do the mpg.

[@daviddapy8714]

Awesome color!

[@Sig721Tau]

I'm waiting for you to review the 2020 Nissan Titan gas V8.

[@JPEBeard]

Only one problem! No rear locking diff for a off-road truck!! NO GO FOR ME!

[@JPEBeard]

@Jack Z O yes I will! I go off roading all the time!

[@JPEBeard]

@Jack Z And why they offer it on the Tacoma and 4runner TRD Pro but not the Tundra? Toyota missing the mark on this one!