Selling My Tundra After Only 1 Year Of Ownership - Pros and Cons

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In this video, I show you all what ownership was like for the 2022+ 3rd Gen Toyota Tundra after one year. I put 15,000 miles on this truck throughout my time of ownership. Aside from a few issues that the dealer was able to fix and some that weren't, this truck was amazing to own.
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[@TRDJon]

My Next Truck: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apqzoJWOYpaJgJI

[@RamBo-uu9so]

I hate my 07 Tundra SR5 4x4 with 287k on it. It won't stop running!! Not good!!

[@lancelemay6971]

My 07 Tundra starts effortlessly in -20°F. Never a problem with it - so annoying 🤣🤣🤣.

[@jd5179]

My brother says the same thing on his 1992 corolla wagon - it has 490k miles - “ why cant you die! So i can buy a brand new car” - but reality - he loves that car

[@manuel13271]

I hate my 1st Gen 06 Tundra it doesn't die to get a new truck

[@tubehead8203]

My dads 02 265k Camry & my wife’s 2013 247k Camry won’t either.

[@SimplyCarReviews]

My 2006 gx460 has the same issue... bought it for 6,000$ put some wheels and tires sold it with 298,000 miles for 14,800$ new owner is currently having the same issue he's not happy either lol😅

[@jeremysong7561]

Thank you for being so genuine and fully honest. With TRD in your KZbin name, I had doubts about your bias, but after this series with your rattle, I don’t think I’ll ever question your reviews ever again! I wish youtube had more guys like you!

[@TRDJon]

Trd stands for Toyota review dude for my channel. Thanks for watching!

[@jorgea3507]

Selling my 2019 4runner, getting my 2021 TRD PRO Tundra delivered today in oh....about 30 minutes! Excited, my first full size or any truck for that matter. Great video's!

[@TRDJon]

Have fun!

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

Regret it yet?

[@jorgea3507]

@trumptookthevaccine1679 regret what, the truck? No way! Best vehicle I've owned and I owned a 911..lol

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

@@jorgea3507 sorry to hear that

[@jorgea3507]

@@KZbinuser1aa appreciate your concern, all is good. lol

[@darlenearseneault3356]

I have a 2020 tundra, im in my 60s and my tundra is the best truck ive ever owned.

[@MrMinner11]

Same. I'll never get rid of my truck. 2023 Toyota Tundra. LOVE IT

[@fnrlegs22]

Same here...60's love my '20.

[@keithwilliams4593]

i just bought a 1794 2023 edition and everything sounds tight so far! done a 12 hour road trip the day i bought it..will look out for any problems with the acceleration/transmission nice review gained a follow

[@Synzyboy]

Just the insane amount of wind noise from the mirrors..drove me nuts…70k truck and ridiculous amount of noise

[@barkingspider2973]

I love my 2009 5.7 tundra so much that I bought a 2023, so far love them both! Toyotas are just too reliable!

[@bradkarm1]

Glad the 1st year went so smooth, your Tundra turned out fantastic. I started watching your channel for the 4Runner content, but the Tundra was a nice bonus over the last year. Still waiting for next gen 4runner info, Man I cant wait for it!!!

[@TRDJon]

Awesome! Thank you! I can't wait either for it man. Hopefully we get something this year, like spy photos.

[@jon3296]

It went smooth? Lol Are you being sarcastic? Did you hear how many issues he had with it? I’m interested in tundras bc they look so sharp, but my 2014 f150 has had zero…ZERO issues and never been to the dealer. And I thought Toyota was supposed to be dependable

[@jon3296]

@John DoeI can’t speak on what numbers you managed to Google to try to ease the pain of your butthurt, all I can say is I’ve had ZERO recalls and ZERO issues on an almost 10 year old vehicle. Of course Ford has issues, every company does, all I’m saying is Toyota is putting out products with issues that should have easily been spotted in testing. As an adult I feel i should use this as a moment to teach you a life lesson, don’t call a stranger a bro and then call them a clown bc you will get punched in the mouth, but this won’t pertain to you bc you’re a keyboard warrior. Have a nice day, “bro”.

[@prtube1]

Smooth?? Wow.

[@OperationValhalla]

I just hit my one year ownership of my 22 platinum. I’ve found more than a few things I’ve noticed so far that bug me. First off the IQ wireless charger has been virtually useless as it constantly disconnects. The deployable running boards have started to slow down, and don’t deploy as quickly. I have also noticed they will sometimes freak out and fail to deploy / retract. I could list a few other pet peeves I have, but I love it and it’s been an absolute blast to drive. And I’ve driven across the country and many a states without any issues.

[@Rocket9944]

I dont buy first gen anything

[@STARFIGHT88]

Nice...yea...I might just get the SR5 plain...anything electric is gonna fail...but the boards look cool when they deploy

[@firnatine67]

I have a 2010 Tundra SR5 with 118k on it. Absolutely love my truck. The 2023 version of my truck is now nearly $60k. I honestly don't know how people are affording the new Tundras and Tacoms let alone the Squoias and Land cruisers. Holy S*&t!

[@MAGAMOFO]

I will never get rid of my 2016 5.7 crew max. I almost traded in on a 2023 TRD, but God said NO! It will last anoth 15 years and go to my grandson.

[@Travis8126]

Smart move, the 5.7L is the best engine ever built in a Tundra. The V6 Turbo won't have near the longevity of the 5.7L.

[@MrGmilton]

I’m curious why you would want to trade a truck so perfect in the first place? What exactly does the new truck do that you’re truck isn’t capable of? Towing, hauling? I bought my truck in 2010 and it works great, never occurred to me to trade it for basically the same thing. It’s like a hammer once you get one why look for a new one? To each their own though, but I always hear people say they had a perfect thing but got rid of it.

[@FullTilt89]

Does the mpg bother. I get it. Everyone jumps and says you didn’t buy a truck for the mpgs get over it. I also don’t want to spend just as much time at the pump as on the road.

[@threadoflife]

I just drove my 2024 TRD Pro from AZ to Cali and back and it was awesome smooth as butter! Such a great truck super comfortable. I’m super happy with my truck @ 2k miles now so far 100% stock. Hoping I don’t have any of the issues others have discussed in the 2024 I hope they’ve ironed most all of it out. I’m happy to have the first year they’ve blacked out the headliner and full interior as well. Especially now that they’re discussing rumors of a redesign possibly for 2025/2026. I hope to have this truck for years to come it’s perfect. 🔥

[@gearmonkey5904]

You were smart to get rid of this vehicle that has horrible engine problems. It’s so bad that Toyota has issued a new replacement engine for over 100,000 vehicles sold in the United States.

[@chornk64]

The 2023 Tundra seems to have nothing but issues starting with the distinction of topping Consumer Reports not recommended list (the first time ever)

[@kerktam]

I actually bought 2023 tundra couple weeks ago and absolutely love it lol

[@MrSamIAm39]

Sorry you had so many issues and you are not alone. What a nightmare. Stories like this are why I bought the 2018 1794 model. When Toyota gets their act together again, we can talk. Using customers for R&D on THEIR dime and time is inexcusable.

[@sikh7563]

You do know this is a first year… even the first year 2007 tundra had issues with oil leaks, transmission failures, and frame rust.. 2012 was even worse where it had all those problems including Electrical issues. And the worst repair was the induction pump which was covered by Toyota eventually.

[@MrSamIAm39]

@@sikh7563 my 2006 had no problems. These things are still having the same issues in 2023.

[@dutch1999]

How do you like yours?

[@michaeldoran2224]

I currently own a 19 ram 1500 w/5.7 hemi. It has 95k on it. Other than brakes and tires, it has been great. No issues. I’m not bias to any brand. I’m looking to sell and buy a new tundra but after hearing about all the minor issues I may wait another year or so until Toyota gets all the bugs fixed. Does anyone else own a new tundra with these similar issues or did he buy a bad quality tundra.

[@bryanangelov]

Wow, a 60k truck and everything rattles. I have never thought that I would say that a Toyota truck that is only a year old has those issues. My 21 Tundra does not have a single issue and more importantly, nothing rattles.

[@TRDJon]

It's only the two windows. Nothign else..

[@elischerer4921]

Like he said, it’s the first year of this model. There bound to be a few bugs to work out

[@TRDJon]

Yea and a 21 had 14 years to work everything out, I hope it had no rattles lol

[@carpenoctem]

doesn’t matter if it’s a first year. They had 10+ years to design this. My 95 and 05 taco don’t rattle and they are first year models, and cost about 1/4th the price of a new tundra when they were new…

[@marklihsu]

Toyota ain't what it used to be.

[@mbalcarek]

18k on my 2022 SR5. Two towing trips to Cali from Colorado. 20.5 mpg average 12.6 mpg towing 8000lb camper trailer. Plenty of torque and power. Spacious. Great to drive. Loving it.

[@mbalcarek]

Also no noise. No vibrations.

[@TRDJon]

That is awesome!

[@neckofthewoods24]

Not bad. I tow with my diesel at only 4800lbs and get 11-12mpg.

[@nismoweissach9626]

My 22’ TRD pro has 1 headlight now (get an error and no light from passenger side. High beam works tho) constant P00CF CEL, noises in front suspension, transmission chatter when in Drive. They’re great!

[@TRDJon]

Take that lemon in and see whats up

[@RobustArid379]

I bought a toyota rav4 2011 at 126,000 used! It drives like brand new! I love it. I pay $200 months for 60 months. I pretend it’s a tundra’s

[@HDsauce32]

You have a 4 year payment on a 2011 rav4……….

[@user-do5gw3yh9e]

I love my 23. My issue was the back window rattling when down a third of the way. Apple car play would continue to kick me out at random. Also automatic front collision braking would randomly engage. So I just turned that off. But other that and thinking it should get a bit better mpg. It’s solid and quick.

[@DaRevrin]

Sounds like a lot of quality control and cost cutting on certain components with the new Tundra. Also the cost cutting on interior quality and sound deadening are not a good look. Is def the loudest interior in the market among full size trucks, which is surprising since its a brand new model.

[@TheJSands]

Thank you so much for this video, I’m to between getting this and a Chevy Tahoe and this was super helpful.

[@TRDJon]

Glad it was helpful!

[@thumperpaul]

If Toyota kept the 5.7 , I would consider upgrading from my 2017 Limited but nope! I will stick with what I have.

[@TexasVetMF]

EPA regulations I think

[@badcerealcat4047]

Just got the 2024 hybrid limited crew and absolutely love it

[@TRDJon]

Congrats!

[@jax1079]

That Florida trooper back there is like, “is that TRD Jon?!?!” 😂

[@TRDJon]

I didn’t tell you I hired 24/7 security?? Lol

[@jax1079]

@@TRDJon I mean once you cross 50k subs it's mandatory. I've got the Navy SEALs on standby for when I hit 50k.

[@barberenforcement172]

I am more worried about the monthly payment more than the specs 😂.

[@malcolmn.5222]

Then buy something in your budget.

[@DaleEarnhardt4ever]

@@malcolmn.5222 if someone is buying a car using a loan, then they are hosed. New car prices have increased from an average of $32,000 in 2019 to $46,000 today. Pair that with increased interest rates and you are taking about a 60% increase in the monthly payment or longer term loans. That’s just the new car market, use car prices never got any better than outright ridiculous where I live. I feel for people who aren’t able to afford to pay cash or a decent down payment for anything right now.

[@axellness]

He buys cars he can't afford. Nothing new

[@smarro71]

It's only $800 a month

[@TRDJon]

Then those people shouldn’t be buying out of their means

[@OnePercentSociety.]

I have a 2021 trd pro with 15k miles. I will wait 10 years to make sure the 3.4 L is reliable

[@TRDJon]

No problem with that!

[@David-vb8ih]

That truck looks sweet with only 1 exception, the infotainment screen. What were they thinking? It looks like they forgot and velcro'ed an iPad to the dash at the last second.

[@jgbecker24]

Toyota was like, "We know we had 10 years to get this right, but fawk you!"

[@jdc3636]

Wow, who could have thought a new Toyota will have all these problems.

[@BoredThatsWhy]

Watching the with CC. The Tundra turns on and CC read "foreign [Music]" good work bot.

[@TRDJon]

lol really? haha

[@erickonassis6310]

I have a 2018, couldn't let it go for the new one

[@Issac_G]

That door badge is driving me crazy haha , they put it so far back......man I cant wait to get mine

[@TRDJon]

Door badge?

[@ky7037]

Yeah it looks so out of place lol

[@curtisrandolph1887]

My 2024 Tundra is a good truck. The warning alarms will drive you nuts. Cruise control has a very annoying radar control that slows the truck down and the vehicle in front of you is not even remotely close. Don’t care for the complicated IPad in the dash. I want the V8 put back.

[@fscottgray9784]

I have not had to go back to a dealer for anything on my last 5 new trucks and none have been a Toyota. I love how Toy folks thinks these things are perfect and overlook all these glitches.

[@newbtuber333]

A couple simple fixes are forgivable for 300,000+ miles. Your ford could never. I have had a dodge and a Chevy that both needed recalls addressed brand new. You sound stupid.

[@jasonjackson6055]

The previous model doesn't really have any flaws. Toyotas are popular because they do their primary function well. They run. Chevrolets, Fords, and the Ram trucks are breaking down left and right. My step-mother recently bought an Escalade. It has somewhere between 30 and 40k on it, and the engine is done. The dealer is rebuilding the engine. They will not replace it. She paid over 100k for this vehicle. Then the dealership left it parked outside... after promising that they wouldn't (she is VERY particular), and it sustained significant hail damage. They didn't even call her to tell her. She went up there to check on it and found out. Then these yahoos told her that she would have to file on HER insurance. This is not an uncommon occurrence. I know this because the dealership knew exactly what was wrong with it as soon as they got it.

[@NOFBDYBS]

Unfrickinbelivable that a truck that expensive has that many issues. It should be flawless, bumper to bumper.

[@maxlu2456]

Vehicles worth 4 X this has problems too. Sadly that’s just reality. What can make it for these issues is the post purchase support.

[@victoriousvictor7978]

120,000$ raptors have more and more common issues then this. Everything that's mass prouce is going to have issues.

[@jasonjackson6055]

New vehicles from other manufacturers are junk. Many are also more expensive. I guarantee you that these things will still be providing transportation long after the others have grenaded... inflation is the problem. Your president is to blame.

[@MrGmilton]

@@victoriousvictor7978my 2010 Raptor has been flawless since I bought it Jan 2010. That being said a truck is still just a tool like hammer so I never look at new ones since mine works. I had a Jeep wrangler that had issues and I got rid of it fast, no tolerance for shit like this. Cheers🎉

[@victoriousvictor7978]

@MrGmilton 2010 is still in the time frame they built vehicals right for the most part. Look at the newer ones. Cam phaser issues, 10 speed trani issues, electrical gremlins, doors filling with water, real poor craftsmanship(thin paint, scratches ect). And that's an issue across all boards now.

[@crabbycripple]

Thanks for this video, it answered questions that I didn't know I had.

[@TRDJon]

Of course!

[@andrewrangel3311]

05 Tacoma has 210k on it. I love not having a vehicle payment but I think it’s time for a new truck and this might be it.

[@appl3.149]

It's easy to sell a truck when you make good money (content) off of it already. Next on to the new truck and more content and $$$. Yay!

[@TRDJon]

Yea alot of people don't realize that business model

[@kirkdunn1379]

That's damn right, exactly what he did and good for him.. They are making it sound like a bad thing, lol.....

[@tycotoys]

In another few months incentives will be out and you’ll get $5K off and 1.9%. The car market is settling down. Local Toyota dealer has seven Tundra’s sitting on lot for sale.

[@TRDJon]

One can hope for that low of rates. I’ll refi as well if that’s the case

[@jvedenoff]

Doubt you will be seeing 1.9% anytime soon

[@christopherwaits7852]

Inventory is rising but interest rates aren’t falling unfortunately

[@Proteanlife]

Nope. 3.9 maybe in 18 months

[@bkpoirier]

Not even close. Toyota rarely does rebates and never in the history of Toyota have they ever offered $5000 off anything. Keep buying F150's bro🤣

[@ricergarage3092]

No offense, but these things absolutely suck lol. I work at a toyota dealer and the amount of concerns and issues is insane. I've done and seen these get delivered and when we're doing the predelivery inspection they were already broken.

[@Andrvtti]

What year/price range/mileage would you recommend for used Tundras/Tacomas with a 20k budget?

[@fnrlegs22]

Very sad situation. I waited patiently for the Gen 3 '22 Tundra, ordered one and finally bailed right before delivery. The amount of issues on this new model is an absolute travesty, especially for the money involved and the Toyota nameplate. 45 years I've been driving reliable Toyota trucks and the '22 Tundra is the best they can do!? Ridiculous. Bought a '20 model and am enjoying it, light foot wins the day with the gas mileage.

[@AgentGeo]

I just traded in my 2022 TRD Pro for a 2023 Raptor. The TRD Pro wasn't everything I had hoped it would be. Hope you have a better experience than I did.

[@TRDJon]

Raptor and Pro are way different trucks for sure. Enjoy the new truck!

[@youngcinfamous]

good choice.

[@DeuceDeuceBravo]

I'm sure the Raptor is amazing, but that's apples and oranges.

[@STILLPHENOM]

Sure when money isn’t a problem. But im a tundra fanboy so im still staying with them.

[@Proteanlife]

Having had them all. I ask what you didn't like

[@Joeshmofoshoyo]

Great review. Personally, I'm not a fan of this generation design. My 2007 Tundra SR5 4X4 Regular Cab Short Bed is the most perfect truck ever built. Just the facts...🙂

[@andrewyoussef2267]

My 2011 Tundra bought new with only 45 miles on it. Now has 270,000 miles.

[@TRDJon]

Nice

[@johnnyBqwazy]

Nice vid Jon. Hey… did dealer give you any pushback or lip on warranty coverage or your concerns etc… after adding that lift?

[@the_track_enthusiast]

Just had a friend buy a 2022 with weird hesitation problems. Dealer did TSB and it didn’t work for the original owner. That owner tried it in and the dealer sold it to my friend. She traded her 2020 Tacoma in for it and HAD TO BUY IT BACK. The tundra is NOT perfect

[@MrMikeChain]

I had a 2012-total lemon after a while. Went to Chevy Silverado-best choice

[@grayadair]

i wish you had done like a 30 minute video on what you use that shelf for, cause man do you love that thing. I would like to know how that shelf was utilized for you.

[@TRDJon]

Phone on road-trips, napkins, note books, literally so much.

[@buck546]

I would have traded it after the first recall. I have had my 2020 Tundra for forty one months. Zero problems, zero recalls. Big 5.7 V8 absolutely love it. Don't like the looks of the new ones.

[@TRDJon]

5 recalls for the 2020 Tundra including the fuel pump issues those trucks had.

[@buck546]

@@TRDJon Any idea on why I did not receive any of them? I have owned this truck since July 2020.

[@seethingsclearlyawaken3424]

I won't by a new vehicle so that I can sit in the dealership waiting room, waiting for the warranty work to be done! Sorry buddy-boy! No more TOYOTA trucks for me, at least in the next 5 years.

[@adobebackyards4000]

Nice setup bro, I hated it but after seeing your yours I’m not having thoughts about getting one

[@TRDJon]

Thanks!

[@jbzookeeper]

I wish the trd pro came with rear heating and cooling seats along with a 6.5 bed. Would like to see the front two windows be double laminated for the trd pro as well as its so expensive.

[@TRDJon]

Agree with everything minus the longer bed (just for off road sake) But yea, premium items for a premium price.

[@gablamo013]

Yes because the off road focused trim needs the longer break over

[@OSkyFireO]

this was the primary reason I traded my TRD PRO for a Platinum Hybrid 2023. I loved my pro but ultimately, for only a few shekels more I got a much better family car and I have two kids.

[@DreX-8810]

I have 2022 SR5 with TRD suspension on 37s with 6.5ft bed………5ft beds in trucks are just weird man!

[@79random]

Not everybody is doing rock crawling and whoops. Some of us have a need for the longer box and still use our trucks offroad and there isn't 1 single truck out there that offers a longer box with the top offroad trim. Pretty crappy to not give the option.

[@gregscarcella519]

I just sold my 2023 Tundra Limited after 9 months with 20K miles. It had $3700 of options/packages. I bought it new but started having lots of issues that were all fixed under warranty. But paying $55K it should not have all the problems it did. I got $53K from Carvana, I am going back to a 2024 4runner (5th gen) because of the "Hopefully" still reliable old school interior and engine, transmission. Both driver and passengers side plastic seat panel cracked, dash cracked, entertainment system was very unreliable, cruise control faulty, gas guage did not show correct fuel level, etc, etc.

[@georgiafan6618]

Wouldn’t buy a first Gen. Thanks for being honest. The Tundra weathered the storm. I’d buy one for the bulletproof drivetrain. Your long drives helped reveal issues. Future tundras will be better. Wish it had less hard plastic inside. Soft rubberized materials - not leather, would help image and quality. I like the cloth seats. I’m interested in hybrid - can’t wait 👍

[@benjaminowen6181]

I always fear soft rubberized materials melting when they get old which feels super cheap

[@vinsanityguitar]

I have a 23 platinum hybrid. And my biggest complaint is the gas mileage fraud. Something needs to be done about this. They need to be heald accountable for real. The Interior space is hideous. There is nowhere to put anything. This is a home Depot truck for retired people. The hard plastic scratches really easy. This is not a road trip truck. I'm 5'11 I barely fit in the truck. No storage anywhere. Almost impossible to eat lunch in the truck. The engine sounds like a Scandia go-kart and my dealer refuses to turn off the fake sound. The truck feels like it's going to die every time I stop at a stop sign. Stop start technology has a long way to go. But the worst part is the mpgs fraud. I really hope someone files a class action lawsuit against the lies they claimed. I bought the truck based on the mpg rating completely unacceptable. This is my 10th Toyota and by far the worst. I've loved all my other Toyotas. The lack of a home button on the infotainment Center is just completely unbelievable...and the suspension and Driving Experience is harsh. It struggles to go up hill, not the power but the trany. Now the platinum grill is chiping off. The windows are really loud. The dealer ship refuses to fix the broken phone charger and windows.

[@LoneWolfSparty]

You need to find another dealer for starters.

[@jasonjackson6055]

It might be wise to stick with a pickup with a gas engine in it . . .

[@chays19751]

Having worked for Toyota I'd never recommend buying year 1 of a new platform. Wait for year 2.

[@SoonerMikeD]

Like how you said “with air and everything” when talking about the weight of wheels and tires 😂

[@patriotone755]

An honest review! I won’t ever own a Tundra again. Sooooo disappointing. The USA Toyota engineers should be fired. This is what they came up with after 5 yrs?? Haha..nope.

[@Caneyhead123]

Composite bed liner “moving” is a big problem. It rubs the paint off. This is not a novel issue. Not sure why still happening. I had one years ago where I removed the liner and did a spray in underneath it.

[@zzsuprazz]

Great looking truck. I like the lift, tires, wheels, TRD badging on the grill, and the American flag tundra script on the tailgate.

[@TRDJon]

Thanks 👍

[@balkee42]

Solar octane is a sick color. I wish my 21 tundra could be that color

[@TRDJon]

That would be wild!

[@Proteanlife]

Glows in reality too!

[@mizzou19]

Random question: what guard length do you use? I'm looking to do a buzz cut and I like the way it looks

[@TRDJon]

lol. 3

[@mizzou19]

@@TRDJon haha random, I know I know. Thanks brotha 🤙

[@donsmith3038]

I have a 2023 Tundra TRD Pro. I do my own maintenance (way overkill) This is a car with a bed. I am dying. I won't make 12 months. This is one of the two worst mistakes I've made buying vehicles; the other was a 1991 Isuzu Rodeo. If you want a car with a bed, this is perfect. Otherwise...

[@Dicktoben]

Wow that’s scary. I’m thinking of buying a 2022

[@breyton490]

With the huge price hikes compared to the previous generation and a lack of a selectable full-time 4W/AWD transmission option, I don't ever see myself buying this generation of Tundra.

[@fooloco]

I appreciate the content and look forward to seeing how the TRD Pro holds up long-term, but if I ever do bite the bullet and get one of these 3rd gens, I still might stick with the non-hybrid motor. My main reasoning is that's the drivetrain you get in a 300 series Land Cruiser so from a longevity standpoint it has to be good, but also, I really do like that storage space under the rear seats. Maybe you can come up with another storage compartment/rail system of some sort when you get the new one.

[@Marques_Brownlee23]

This is why I drive a Toyota Camry, so I don't have to deal with demons

[@cf8821]

I bought 2017 camry 80000 miles for 15000 dollars . 3 years ago, had and accident with it , fixed it and still sold it for 10000 dollars then 3160 dollars from insurance. I made what I bought it for after 3 years lol. I'm moving up to 2023 tundra, I want to try pick ups

[@Heavywall70]

I will never part with my 2021 1794. It’s the best truck I’ve ever owned. I cannot imagine the new one could actually be an improvement. 3/4 of a motor is unacceptable.

[@jpete3027666]

You mentioned several TSBs and a few other issues. While it’s good it’s all covered under warranty, I don’t want a brand new vehicle spending that much time at the dealer getting repairs. I guess I have higher expectations. I’m interested in this 3rd gen Tundra but I’m going to wait until 2025 I think. Hopefully Toyota will have the kinks worked out by then.

[@TRDJon]

One would hope

[@Dr1drone]

I just bought the 2024 tundra 4 x4

[@prtube1]

Went to the dealer yesterday and test drive the Capstone. Am I the only one super annoyed with the rough noise you feel in the cabin, NOT the exhaust noise, but noise coming from the engine? After a few shifts it get smoother, but…. It handles good, no complains there, but again….I expected more. Felt the same thing with the Lexus LX600, but a little bit quieter. I am not impressed at all. I pity the soul that buys the capstone for that amount. People complaining about the TRD pro, what’s going on?

[@TRDJon]

You mean the fake noise that's pumped in?

[@TanCalHan]

It’s fake engine noise.. can be disabled at the dealer.

[@roxys744]

Long term is longer than 1 year! Try holding on to the next one for at least 3!!

[@TRDJon]

Had it a year and several weeks lol.

[@roxys744]

@@TRDJon oh, a whole year!! Lol. It’s sad that that’s considered a thorough “review “ . That’s hilarious!! But it makes sense, people throw away most everything these days. Cars are no different!

[@TRDJon]

15K plus miles too. Multiple road trips, towing, mods, tires, other testing. Got my use and shared it. Onto the next

[@Toglander]

I honestly wish all content creators would boycott any TRD Pro models. Toyota has been artificially creating the illusion of demand by intentionally manufacturing far less TRD Pro’s than any other manufacturer does with their off-road models. When Toyota dealers can go an entire model year without having a single TRD Pro on their lot for sale, that is an issue that Toyota should address. Instead they seem to make fewer each year which drives up the purchase price a truck that has far fewer features than similarly priced versions from other brands. Add to that their ridiculously long refresh cycles, and Toyota is a brand that smart consumers should avoid.

[@TRDJon]

It allows it to be exclusive though warranting the “premium” price tag. Trust me, TRD Off Road is the way to go, but business wise, views wise, and viewer interest wise, for some reason people enjoy seeing the pros.

[@Toglander]

@@TRDJon - If your reasoning is correct, then Toyota doesn’t understand basic math. They could make FAR more money by manufacturing more TRD Pro’s than by artificially creating the illusion of demand. It’s one of the reasons Toyota’s sales were down almost 10% last year.

[@shanewhittemore]

@@Toglander It also makes their dealers look like Greedy Jerks for those of them that are continuing to ask well over MSRP. To be honest they are greedy jerks. (not all).Customers are keeping score on the dealers that are greedy vs those that are not. Toyota is blaming their dealers to your point for a problem they caused. As long as there are folks that will pay above MSRP then the issue will continue. Welcome to America!!!

[@MPGunther1]

Interesting these "business majors" have no idea of supply and demand and know how to better run a corporation like Toyota

[@Toglander]

@@MPGunther1 - It is interesting how someone who references “supply and demand” clearly doesn’t understand how it works. Maybe instead of posting comments online that prove to everyone who reads them just how unintelligent you are, you should actually attend college and take a basic economics class.

[@utubeviewer8305]

I sold my 23 Tundra, due to being so disappointed with the changes. It was my 3 rd tundra. The motor was fine , I didn’t like the smaller size leg room on long trips, and several other annoying things. Especially the engine auto stopping at red lights and having to change settings to be able to back a trailer without it locking the brakes. Also NO FRONT TOW HOOKS !, Wait problems with the AC cooling efficiently. Sooo. I bought a 24 Nissan Titan Pro 4x. IMO it’s a better truck. 19 MPG hwy with the V8 is impressive for the Nissan. The stock Tundra is now a chick truck unless you plan to spend a lot extra money.

[@TRDJon]

Enjoy the Titan man!

[@YouDontKnow-that]

Toyota DROPPED THE BALL with opting to not put tow hooks on them. That boggles my mind.

[@TRDJon]

No idea why they wouldn't put them

[@brennanford6182]

Warranty is great. Love taking time off work to baby it at the dealer 😆

[@TRDJon]

Glad you enjoy it man. No worries then for ya

[@pewterngold]

Wow….sad to see Toyota quality taking a downturn. Would’ve been good if they kept the V8 as an option. Moral of the story….NEVER buy a first year vehicle. Always better to wait for the second and even third year of its production.

[@surfearth1]

Buick must be making the new Tundra. Window problems.

[@trojandude3127]

That is why I still prefer Toyotas that are made in Japan. Folks look for VIN that starts with "J". Sadly in US market few models are still made in Japan. There are some Rav4s and new generation 4runner are still made in Japan. Quality and reliability issues arises more frequently when they outsource the manufacturing.

[@lightowfive9044]

Hey love your videos. If you don’t mind me asking, what do you do for a living? Just a 21 year old curious as to what I wanna pursue after the military.

[@TRDJon]

Get all your medical documented prior to getting out. I have VA, real estate, youtube, affiliate marketing, and brand deals.

[@lucast594]

Good another one used , I’m waiting the 3 years from new so Toyota fix all the problems… for now happy with my 2021 V 8 o problems

[@TRDJon]

Right on!

[@mousie8660]

By sound of it it’s not worth buying thank you for this video 👍🏻

[@Tacome99]

That’s quite a lot of issues for a Toyota bro..looking more for your huge $ loss by selling after a year. Just got a brand new Sequoia and can’t wait till the day I sell..

[@TRDJon]

So then sell now. I made money on the sell. Thanks for the comment

[@jamimbi]

I like this look with the tires. How did you get the tires to stick out of the side of the vehicle a little?

[@sinepari9160]

Wider aftermarket wheels with more offset and wider 13.5 tires. It only costs about $6k, go for it! 😆

[@erickonassis6310]

10 inch wide with right offset

[@chewy6942]

I worry about the expense in cars with turbos when they go out!

[@TRDJon]

Warranty. Extended if you are that worries

[@Nastyy626]

So this is an SR5 with the TRD sport or pro package?

[@Raider870]

This is like my 07 Tundra with a cooler screen

[@thatonecarguy3755]

I’m no where close to being within the arena of being able to afford one of these full-size pickups, given that I’m still young (18yrs); however, that doesn’t negate the fact that I might be a consumer in the future. I hope and wish to take the family out on healthy weekend getaways, hauling a fifth-wheel toy hauler comfortably with Toyota reliability.

[@danz4928]

Will you tell us what price you sold it at? Thanks

[@TRDJon]

54K

[@TrdTodd]

Does the sr5 come with parking sensors or power folding mirrors?

[@TRDJon]

This one did yes

[@cosmosdaniel8714]

Toyota should have considered the old V8 engine 5.7 engine and do a hybrid V8 ⛽ gasoline and continue with the V 8 diesel engines 4.5 with increasing the horsepowers and torques, those new V6 3.5 twin turbos gasoline engines and 3.3 V6 diesel engines we as consumers and customers have to be very careful taking into consideration..

[@jasonjackson6055]

We don't want any damned hybrid pickups. We don't want V6s in a full size pickup. Nobody with any sense wants a dino (diesel in name only). We want V8s with a key ignition and the least amount of electronics possible. In short, we want actual pickup trucks . . .

[@adrianreyes6229]

Hey can send the specs of these wheels . Freakin awesome looking

[@georgiafan6618]

Jon, did you lift it or level it? Your mpg was affected by the height and 35’s. But still the 479 ft lbs is better than stock V8’s 401 and it comes in sooner. Trucks are gonna get crappy mpg - who cares. They’re not cars.

[@TRDJon]

Lift and heavier aftermarket wheels too. It's the westcott 3/1

[@AntidoteStar]

I had no window issues. But, build quality changes.

[@TRDJon]

I’m glad!

[@jimboslice6367]

Those ridiculous tires are why your center console and windows are rattling 😂

[@TRDJon]

No they aren't.

[@DunnMotors]

Perfect set up there. Good job 👏

[@TRDJon]

Thanks man!

[@otisari1924]

Hi Jon, I just got a 2022 Tundra SR5 and is making a klunk noise under the truck, only sometimes on start up. Have you ever heard anyone complaining af that?

[@TRDJon]

Yes, there was a transmission software update for it

[@billybob629]

So your engine didn't blow up yet ? Engines usually spins bearings around 20-30K mi

[@TRDJon]

No it didn't. Would have mentioned that if it did. Kinda significant to miss

[@TRDJon]

SOLD! Onto the next one!

[@josephbatoon3604]

What wheel set up are you running?