Can The Toyota Tundra TRD Off-Road Make It Up a Snowy Cliffhanger?

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[@TFLtruck]

FYI: We're requested a 2018 Tundra to test from Toyota. If and when we get one we'll be sure to produce a complete video review including towing and MPG tests.

[@fierymario3]

The Fast Lane Truck awesome video guys!!! Try requesting the 2018 Toyota 4Runner and do all the test you guys usually do.

[@WesWilliamsonPage]

Have you guys tested any of the safety features like adaptive cruise control or lane departure warnings across the brands? I’m curious if they all work the same or if one manufacturer has any special features to differentiate it from the others. Thanks.

[@kingpin3919]

Awesome fellas, thanks

[@Ekimsnegdoh27]

Be sure to do 0-60 with tow haul mode on and in 4 hi next time. Tow haul mode on tundra is way different then any other truck I’ve owned. It literally wakes the engine up.

[@alejandroordonez9196]

The Fast Lane Truck Ford trucks are build in USA too and what’s honest about giving the customers less features and less technology and worts fuel economy?

[@1israel587]

I have owned ford, chevy, and dodge trucks in the past.. I finally bought a '17 Tundra and hands down it is the Best purchase I have made on a truck. SERIOUSLY!!!

[@timmyteabag69]

Nice

[@jasonlewis995]

@@jldude84 I had the 15 f150 eco- both turbos went out. Traded for a 16 f150 with the 5.0. fx4 Great truck, but id take back my 13 Tundra in a second. Ot was solid as a tank and my f150 keep having issues. Hell the dash has warped on both of them and the door locks failed. The rear door doesnt agen line up to the body, theres a 1/2 inch difference. For 55k Ford should be much better build quality but it's not.

[@jasonlewis995]

@@jldude84 nothing with the engine- it's was a beast. I lived that coyote motor. But the rear diff lost a gear, the entire center stack electronics went out twice, tranny would 'whine' once you got to about 50mph' ...just typically ford to keep moving tech forward without ever fixing their issues. This on a truck with 26k miles.

[@stevestuart3796]

@@jasonlewis995 My 2014 F150 rear passenger door lock won't open. At 42000 miles it had number 7 cylinder misfire, which required cylinder head replaced.

[@jasonlewis995]

@@stevestuart3796 sounds Like mine! My 15 EcoBoost had a misfire as well! The inner cooler systems on the eco simply suck. It's a known problem yet for wont do anything about it

[@terryl6706]

As a Tundra owner I can vouch for it needing that 38 gallon gas tank.

[@someguyyoudontknow719]

Same

[@kirkkramer2412]

Yea, my 2015 has the 26 ? 28? Gal. Tank and have not pulled the trigger on getting the 38 Gal. + install yet.

[@kirkkramer2412]

Traded in crewcab for the crewmax that has the bigger gas tank ! Love it

[@fernandobriseno8164]

My F150 has a 36 gallon, wish I could say I didn't need it 😞

[@thomassophiea]

Agreed! Love it though

[@carlosromero1411]

The tundra is still my favorite truck ❤️ build here in Texas 👍🏻

[@tacoma171]

Click the “Tow Haul” mode button and test the 0-60 time. Feels like a completely different truck.

[@shawnl4756]

Yup, when I had my tundra I turned the Nannies off and put it in tow/haul and it would light the tires up. Totally different truck.

[@TheS1PikesPeak]

What happens if you hit the the button .?

[@goosebeardmike8436]

​@TheS1PikesPeak it seems to change the shift points and maybe the PowerBand of the tranny. I have a 2019 tundra and sure as shit it really wakes the truck up.

[@repairvehicle]

No matter how outdated tundra might be to some people. It's the only truck that went 1 million miles on same gas engine without ever being rebuild and same transmission. Only truck that towed space shuttle, Tundra. If it's not broken why fix it? Tundra, is reliable truck. Too many people don't appreciate Toyota engineering, until they try something else. I have 2013 F-150 and body is already roten and frame rusted, and list goes on.

[@Welcometofacsistube]

repairvehicle if you own any 2013 anything and the frame is already rotted..... you may want to take better care of your vehicles

[@Immortalkalashnikov]

So true. We had to rebuild the transmission on our 2005 F150 at 115,000 miles. It's Toyota from here and out now! I also have a 03 Tundra with 231,000 and its running on original everything.

[@repairvehicle]

Kristopher Klassen, I didn't say frame rotted. Frame rusted and body rotted. There is nothing you can do to the body, it's how Ford paint trucks Body.

[@djayt1215]

Yeah...vehicle rusting prematurely is 100% on the owner, as is drivetrain durability. Unless you got a Lemon that is.

[@Immortalkalashnikov]

Kevin Noll: Yea I saw a Ford F250 with a million miles....but it had around 62,000 dollars invested just to keep it that way. That Tundra made it to a million with very little maintenance. That is the point. Any vehicle can make it to 1 million if you keep throwing new engines and transmissions in it.

[@andrewl1269]

Man up Nathan I thought you were going start crying.

[@beachamboy11]

The fact it doesn't have a locking rear differential is absolutely ridiculous. That should be the bare minimum for TRD offroad. Not only that, but it should have a locking front differential as well. I'm a huge Toyota fan, but I'm very disappointed in that truck. They took steps backwards.

[@kingpin3919]

beachamboys11 I have a 2017 TRD pro and I completely agree. No locking rear diff is pretty weak. Still love the truck but Toyota can do better.

[@timmyteabag69]

beachamboys11 my 1998 Toyota Tacoma has a rear locker and a added front locker and honestly it doesn't make as big of a difference as people think

[@ivanfZR1]

TimmyTeaBag im alittle on the fence about that, i added a rear diff lock to my 97 and yes people with open/open can get where i go but they haveto really beat the crap out of their trucks over off camber obstacles

[@timmyteabag69]

ivanfZR1 yeah my Toyota Tacoma had the shit kicked out of it climbing over logs in a bush and I pretty well 'I think it's fine'd if

[@ivanfZR1]

TimmyTeaBag yeah mine hasnt been babied much lately, but i do plan on keeping it so i kinda haveto take care of it

[@bravo2569]

I personally love the current look of the tundra and I think the 2013-15 Tacoma was the most beautiful pickup truck to me

[@wantsanewvehicle]

Pay to fly me out there and I'll do it.. geez, it's only 2 inches of fresh snow.

[@Jake-mc8te]

Good luck paying 50k when it crashes 🤣

[@UnleashthePhury]

@@Jake-mc8te That’s what insurance is for

[@TundraDude34]

Thanks for wearing a TundraDude34 shirt Nathan! Merry Christmas to you and the team

[@alextran8188]

TundraDude34 aaahh. was looking for your comment lol

[@Painfulwhale360]

This truck war thing has gotten seriously ridiculous. Why can’t people just buy the truck they like and not give a damn about other people’s preferences on vehicles? I mean holy how, seriously! It’s childish. (I’m addressing the people in the comments, btw.) My grandpa bought a 2015 SR5 and it’s a great truck. It does exactly what he needs it to do. That being said.. buy the truck YOU like and shut the heck up!

[@skyisdlimit6125]

Taylor Albaugh there’s always a competition. If you take it too seriously then somethings wrong with you

[@Painfulwhale360]

Mr_ NutZ If you think I’m the one who takes it too seriously then there’s something wrong with you..

[@jcberb]

I think he meant its a competition and if folks take it too far then there is something wrong with them, not you necessarily. I agree with you in terms of the truck wars; I bought a Tundra, not because someone told me to but because it made sense to me in terms of reliability for the money. My first choice was RAM, and then F150. But I still went Tundra. I do think F150 is had ridiculously overpriced packages. Just not worth it to me.

[@BrettWae]

Just imagine if the internet and youtube were around during the muscle car era.

[@dchawk81]

Taylor Albaugh Well, in the real world the bashing is limited. And usually just in friendly jest. It's only fierce on the internet. We have all kinds of trucks at work (personal vehicles) and everybody who cares about trucks appreciates them all. Some for how new and shiny, some for how old and durable, and some for being a cheap deal found somewhere. The guy who parks beside me has a Tundra and I can appreciate it for how massive it is. It dwarfs my 1998 Navigator, which was considered an obnoxious behemoth in its day.

[@grahamcouture6786]

Did anyone else notice that Nathan is wearing a TundraDude34 shirt?

[@paulhunter9613]

Graham- yes he was wearing the shirt, and a Kotex also I'm sure. The TuRD owners really like that feature of having a Kotex dispenser built into the dash for the times when they want to "feel fresh" . I'm sure it's quite often. And with the pink scarf in the glovebox I'm sure you feel young again 😏

[@mrvoyagerm]

Anyone can get anything stuck the way you guys are driving for heaven's sake.

[@brettharsanye5633]

I have a 2017 trd pro crewmax in Barcelona red wouldn't trade it for the world that 5.7 liter 8v is second to none

[@duplessis2006]

Not bad for an 11 year old truck

[@sealtite87]

Andre has become the best personality on Tflt. No drama and acts normal

[@djohnbuhman]

When the Fords, Chevys, and especially the Rams are in the shop getting fixed, the Tundra will be getting it's owner from point a to point b problem free. And the resale value won't plummet when you drive it out of the dealership.

[@alexsj5790]

djohnbuhman why do people always got some negative things to say enjoy the damn video smh 🤦‍♂️ fucken people

[@manowar5516]

If by fixed you mean oil changes, then I guess your right. But these trucks your hating on, are engineered and built better with higher resell values. Plus Tundras look and feel cheap inside and out. Even their higher trim models. And their also not as capable as American full size trucks.

[@repairvehicle]

Man O War, I agree with that American trucks engineered better. That's why American truck that engineered better, have spark plugs issues and don't come with fuel cap anymore, but offered as an accessory for extra cost.

[@hadeswinterfell770]

Its like roman said toyota got left behind and the rest leaped ahead. Toyota just needs to wake up and look around then an epifanie will hopefully ensue...toyota used to make some good trucks.

[@repairvehicle]

Hades winterfell, Toyota went after quality while others went after style.

[@poppaschlong2000]

Nathan was such a woman in this video lol

[@27Zangle]

My wife wines way less when off-road'n and she has major pain from an auto accident with a fused spine along with MS. She would just say be careful honey and then get out the shovel to help dig out. Then again she is a born raised Alaskan :-)

[@m18ms44]

Darren not nice

[@814chappy]

Agreed

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

There are rumors that an all new truck is coming in 2020 as a 2021 model year. Toyota keeps the same design forever which contributes to reliability. The 5.7 is thirsty for sure, but the 4.6 isn't that bad on gas and is just a wee bit slower. I like the "old" design. The Big 3 trucks are too fancy, complex, and expensive.

[@timmyteabag69]

Brian Toyota confirmed it they are redesigning the 2020 Toyota Tundra/Sequoia

[@trudeaumustgo1920]

Fyi big three makes base models lol

[@MichaelSmith-ny9qh]

Brian blah blah blah. It was supposed to already have a diesel like the titan

[@Nick-qj4su]

Shouldn't get the TRD Off-Road sticker unless it comes with a rear locker

[@mikewest712]

That's what I think too. The auto lsd on mine is a joke. A real Lsd would be great.

[@jasonlewis995]

Guarantee the new models will have one, or an option for one like the taco

[@CB-DFWRealtor]

Give me a 12 pack of Miller Lite and I’ll drive that damn thing any where you want me to

[@kingdaniel3519]

Around a tree?

[@533hornet]

I see Nathan is rocking a Tundradude34 shirt

[@beefstew5608]

There's how many of you guys to guide you back down the mountain you should have went for it.

[@AllAboutVehicles]

Hey TFL Truck, nathan is wearing a TUNDRADUDE34 shirt that says; NO CHROME!!! Love it!

[@williamheinsinger7390]

The Tacoma gets a REAR LOCKER, but REAR DRUM BRAKES, the Tundra has an OPEN REAR DIFF, but gets REAR DISC BRAKES, Go figure Toyota............

[@jordanyang3066]

William Heinsinger Tacoma actually stops just as good as other midsize trucks with rear disc.

[@trailrunnah8886]

That's not the point.

[@timmyteabag69]

Jordan Yang they also make kits to switch it to disk

[@trudeaumustgo1920]

Drums also last longer and stay cleaner when off road. Good job Toyota for being practical.

[@williamheinsinger7390]

If drums are SO GOOD,why does Toyota use Rear disc on the 4 Runner,the Late FJ CRUISER,THE LAND CRUISER,it's a COST CUTTING measure, No other pickup, mid size ,large, HD,use rear drums.

[@chrisbarbaglia4748]

YES I agree, only 2 inches of snow and " oh no ,I'm afraid " just put your foot in it, I'd do it with my 06 tundra.

[@BrettWae]

Lol I don't understand you guys and I'm paraphrasing but, @ 10:50 "I really wanted to have some fun with it but we couldn't" and 15 seconds later @ 11:05 "Well at least we had some fun with it." The Tundra will burn more fuel than the rest, but the up time you'll have with the truck will offset that cost. Especially if you use it for work. They are simply a joy to own and drive.

[@gilortiz8519]

Your worst video so far. Stay away from acting and review the vehicles.

[@calbee4840]

Why wouldn't you try the Tacoma that has the locker and technology to tackle that terrain, also if you put the tundra in tow haul mode it changes the shift rate and mapping. It probably would have done under 8 seconds.

[@tylervang5548]

Why always review the Tundra in the snow?

[@daltonhill5110]

Nathan cranky as hell.

[@stevenvanheel3932]

Damn guys, grow some balls and drive up the hill! Momentum is your friend! Drive it like you stole it!

[@ALMX5DP]

That's a great way to damage the truck and piss off Toyota (who would start reconsidering loaning vehicles to them).

[@stevenvanheel3932]

Alan Bowers or they would be proud that their truck made it up a hill that they would not even attempt to take most other trucks up

[@ALMX5DP]

Umm... yeah... sure.

[@stevenvanheel3932]

Alan Bowers yea I think they would take your side lol.

[@alextran8188]

Alan Bowers Toyota takes pride in building tough vehicles especially their trucks. I bet Toyota wouldn't mind them treating them a little rougher then other trucks.

[@genevi3680]

nathan, love the T-shirt Tundra 34 Dude! even the Craptor wouldn't make it! Still will buy the Tundra over the big 3! I don't need a $75,000 truck. And it will be around to a MILLION MILES! can pull the space shuttle. Still looks GOOD! HAPPY HOLIDAY GUYS!

[@kingdaniel3519]

Not even close.

[@Indra.artist]

I slid down lickskillet one sunday am on way to have baked alaska for breakfast, slid 600 ft backwards and to inner side of road and was able to stop and go back up for breakfast, but what a ride.

[@jdla140]

That truck does not have a limited slip differential, no tundra does from the factory. It is an open differential and the brakes are electronically applied as needed to simulate a limited slip or locking differential.

[@jairandrade8928]

I TOOK MY TOYOTA TUNDRA 17 TRD pro LAS SEPTEMBER ON BLACK BEAR PAAS TELLURAYD WHIT SNOW I WAS THE ONLY ONE IN THE MOUNTAINS it was so cool tha my go pro stop working

[@LeRescator1]

Americans have some problem with dedicated winter tyres ?Rest of the world use it.It looks like all Americans use all season crap tyres even in true winter conditions

[@dchawk81]

Jájájájenom Já!! Our roads get plowed and salted, so even a RWD BMW does fine for getting to work. We don't do snowy off-road stuff just for kicks, and so we don't generally need multiple sets of tires. If it's that bad, we stay home.

[@NomadicNorthwoods]

I live in the woods in the USA and I have snow tires as well as chains.

[@simonestella3311]

Try the 0-60 again with the tow/haul button pressed! It's a beast!

[@The_Top_Gun.]

The tow/haul button feels like it adds 100 pound/feet of torque.

[@jouruji]

even if you don't make it all the way up, I'd would like to see more videos like this it's not the destination but the trip with good company talking about cars.

[@Alan-gb4wh]

10:34 Saved you ten minutes, yes it goes up the 'bump' of a hill with a inch of snow on it. You're welcome.

[@michelleluna4278]

You guys are fun... no matter what anyone else says 😜

[@CannabisTrippin]

That's not a bad Tundra TRD Sport

[@nrmills88]

Talk about an unfair challenge. First, most of the trucks they test would get stuck on that snowy trial and second, they chose a tundra with a sway bar on it which extremely hurts its off road capability. (Note that the sway is an option and doesn’t come stock on the trd off road packages. Because that doesn’t make sense obviously)

[@LesFishingMoreCatching]

Keenedgesurvival yea I think you can disconnect the sway bar for more articulation if I recall. I had a 2016 TRD Pro Crewmax but didn’t put the sway bar on cause that’s not good for Offroad.

[@MrMountain707]

The Tundra is way more reliable than any American half ton

[@dantheman9395]

It may have been a bad idea. At least you tried it anyway to really test the limits of the truck. Instead of splashing through puddles and calling it "off roading"

[@josel1325]

Quit making Toyota look bad

[@kingdaniel3519]

It's not difficult.

[@redman7834]

Have had several Toyota 4Runner's and Tacoma's and due to their reliability Toyota is all I will buy and own. Have a 2nd gen 4Runner with 3inch lift and 33's on it that gets compliments every where I go. Hard to beat Toyota quality and reliability period!

[@Yogangster1995]

I think that we probably won't see a fully redesigned Tundra for at least another 5 years or so since they just recently have revamped the Tacoma. When they do, I hope they add features like a locking rear diff, and not make it ugly like the new Silverado.

[@timmyteabag69]

Mr. Tbag 2020 is when the redesign is coming out

[@mikewellington2738]

Nathan rocking the short sleeve shirt in the snow like a proper man.

[@roochiecooch]

For a truck that literally has BARELY changed, it's still a looker in my opinion. OPINION People. Not fact so cool your jets. I just happen to really like the Tundra pickup trucks and always have. So I'm even more excited that they're going to have to release a new redesigned Tundra sooner than later. Plus it's a Japanese truck providing jobs for Americans thanks to them being built in the USA. How amazing is that? (Rhetorical)

[@alextran8188]

Wildman Built in the US dumbass. More American then most of the "American" trucks out there.

[@kingdaniel3519]

Built by a Japanese company by Mexicans in Texas doesn't make that shit "American". Built by an American company by Americans in the US IS American. Buy a Ford, keep the jobs here.

[@kgisabeast]

Basically you are anti American if you buy brands like Ford, Dodge, Chevy because you support companies selling bad products to their own countries citizens, these brands are what are known as "dumpster brands" you'd be wise to save money on repairs and buy the Tundra

[@mikefoehr235]

So what do you do or say about GM and Ford selling their crap in China??

[@keatonlingafelter4023]

Wildman you’re a complete idiot

[@BeachBow]

Merry Christmas yall!!

[@gingerroot3226]

I could have done that in a Honda Civic! 😉

[@6gredlite907]

I'ma definitely get that don't care shirt.

[@marco74austin62]

Stop all the whining! !! Grow a pair

[@maddog8148]

Nathan I love you are wearing the Tundra Dude Shirt!!

[@twistingterrain7748]

I'm a big toyota fan. Hoping the re-design for 2019 is amazing.

[@gs98999]

Twisting Terrain 2018 has the redesign. I doubt 2019 will have anything new. Google 2018 to see the changes they made.

[@rudystraight1750]

Winter 2021

[@NordicViking88]

Hopefully Toyota announces a 2019 Tundra Upgrade I've been wanting a full size truck for a while and the wife has approved a purchase for next year but just the lack of a powertrain and interior updates to name a few compared to the competitors is why i wont be choosing the current generation Tundra. I currently drive a 2011 Toyota Tacoma and love the Toyota brand name for their reliability and styling at least on the exterior. As of right now my Full sized Truck purchase will be the 2018 F-150 XLT or Lariat 5.0L V8 depending on what i can convince the wife is necessary and its for a few reasons: 1 the exterior front Grill and Tailgate refresh looks amazing compared to the competitors in my opinion. 2 the power plants for the F-150 have all been updated and mated to a 10 speed AT for better MPG and more HP and LB-FT Torque. 3 the body is made of aluminum i dont know about a lot of people but a body that will never rust is kinda eye catching to me even if you dent or scratch it you will never have rust on your body and to all those who want to say that the bed wont be able to withstand a whole lot i say get a spray in bed liner or something to protect your bed witch will make your bed more resistant anyways and you wont scratch your paint when your hauling equipment that your suppose to do with trucks unless you just buy it for the looks then i would say just go get a Honda Ridgeline. 4 interior on the F-150 is up to date and looks good and functions with big enough buttons to be used with gloves but not to big to be looking like its a kids toy from Toys'R'us which from alot of the interiors that ive seen in FCA, GM and Toyota at least in the Tundra look like. With some exceptions like what trim level you get you start filling in all the empty space that make most interiors look outdated. The new Nissan Titan has a decent interior but i just cant agree with the exterior design unless it was the warrior Concept they showed which was a beast or the Dodge Rebel TRX Concept was also a great looking truck only if Manufactures were to build trucks with that aggressive posture. and 5 the space on the interior i know alot of the full size competition out there all have about the same size space on the interior of the cab (give or take a few inches) at least for the Super Crew equivalent but just the available flat floor for hauling stuff inside the cab appeals to me

[@joshuawebb3337]

OnyxDrogon may not be the best performance but Toyota is know. For its reliability. Idk about the 5.7? The older Toyota 3vze v6 has been the most reliable indestructible engine ever made. As far as the appearance stuff idk why they haven’t updated it. The engine I think they are reluctant to change something that isn’t broken until they are absolutely sure it will be better and for their reputation last a long time

[@NordicViking88]

Joshua Webb I totally agree with the Reliability that's one of the main reasons i bought my Tacoma and love it its just the interior room that i need now and a few other features that i didn't mention above that after process of elimination really only came down to the F-150 and possibly the GMC Sierra but it came down to looks and in my opinion the F-150 was my choice. For the Reliability of the vehicle i was going back and fourth on a 3.5L ecoboost or the 5.0 V8 and not only the sound of the V8 but its longevity compared to having to replace a turbo later on down the line if i end up owning this vehicle for a while as i have with the tacoma. My brother is a Mechanic and works on just about everything and knows alot of tow truck drivers or just about all of them in my area cause he fixes their vehicles. the information that comes back from all of that is their are not alot of F-150s with the V8 that break down and are fairly reliable but there is another channel i watch which they went around and asked the mechanic's at their dealership what engine they would get in their F150 and most of them choose the 5.0L V8. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5-4dKtrfraNqNE

[@NordicViking88]

the 2019s should be announced at the Chicago auto show in January-February time frame and im watching and waiting to see if Toyota comes out with a redesign that will sway me back i doubt the GMC Sierra will Sway me but its just a waiting game atm to see what they all come out with

[@tzviasegal3003]

I've 4x'd quite a bit in the snow in my trusty 'rusty', a 2002 4x4 SR5 Tundra (original owner). But finally decided to join the modern world today and bought a 2019 Limited TRD. When the stock tires wear out, I will switch to my fave BFG AT TK KOs and call it perfect. Maybe go back to Engineer Pass/Anamas forks, pass by Anamas ghost town; from just outside Ouray, to just outside Silverton. Like that trail. The week of the fourth of July is a good time to go. See some Anasazi sites around CO/NM while I am at it, before going back to SoCal. New truck should be sweet.

[@ilionatroya7129]

The simplicity of the interior is one of the biggest selling points.

[@jamesnm21]

Once took a Subaru wagon up a steep winding snowpacked dirt road in CO. Had no trouble getting up but the fun started on the way down when I began sliding on all four wheels with a cliff on one side and a hairpin curve ahead. I ended up using a bucket to dig dirt from the bank and make a dirt track for one side of the wheels to follow to get down and around the turn to where the road was less steep and eventually got below snowline. Not a good place to crash halfway up a mountain in the middle of nowhere.

[@Ivanskrakow]

too much snow?/ Get a grip

[@alexsj5790]

bring the Ram , Toyota, Ford and Chevy at the same time up that hill.

[@namechef7344]

38 gallons is impressive. The paint chipping under the badging on a 2017.....not so much.

[@humbertorubi4947]

Well it looks pretty fair. Let’s try the power wagon, the raptor and the Colorado (which are highly equipped for off road) in dry conditions and throw the tundra in the snow driven by a men who is a great presenter but a really bad driver.

[@donleamon8653]

Maybe next time Toyota will pony up one when they do the test... I'm sure TFLT requested one. Still doubt it would have made it with those stock tires and low clearance.

[@isacglpr]

I love the 5.7L I’m hoping Toyota can figure something out to raise the MPG without compromising the quality of this engine or replacing it with another one

[@ashes2ashes863]

This truck has a 38 gallon fuel tank because its a pig.

[@ddnmd]

Actually helps with mileage. From 400 miles to 600.

[@timmyteabag69]

Ashes 2 Ashes my Eco boost for work gets 1L/100km better

[@kingdaniel3519]

A more efficient engine would accomplish more. Giving it a bigger fuel tank is like giving a fat kid another cake!

[@popeye9995sp]

Nathan wines like a grandma in her grandson"s car

[@mountainhobo]

5:43 "Under the hood there is an oldie but a goodie" - Is that a euphemism for an underpowered, thirsty dinosaur?

[@alextran8188]

mountainhobo not underpowered. Lol. If you want more power and better gas mileage throw a supercharger on that shit an d call it good

[@Bostonharborwater]

Underpowered? Compared to? Maybe the 6.2 Chevy that’s in only the high trim models.

[@thomasluggiero3413]

Sounds soooo good. 6.0L it already Toyota!

[@cooperhalbrooks6324]

Dang! Those guys have balls of steel!!

[@brandonwright2067]

Why Toyota Doesn't offer a a rear locking in 2017 when most now offer electric rear locking diff 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🇺🇸

[@GIGABACHI]

This video is proof that Nathan got Polar Bear DNA. Friggin snowing at altitude and the guy's just wearing 2 shirts.

[@1israel587]

Like what you Like and Buy what you Buy... Your truck note.

[@billymc2681]

Wow this video stirred up the viewers something fierce....

[@kingdaniel3519]

It's a lot of people's time of the month, I guess.

[@ted101975]

No crawl control? I thought this was the off road like the Tacoma

[@LeeePowers]

38 gallons? My lord! I have the 4.6L Lexus version of this engine in my LS. I thought 22 gallons was big! 90 dollar fill ups ain't 💩,apparently.

[@BillSprague]

I had a 2007 Tundra Double Cab and loved it but thought I needed a GMC 2500 Duramax. Big mistake! I should have kept the Tundra. Now I’m tracking down a Tundra Double Cab LTD Off-Road Double Cab. Not gonna lie.....I like my creature comforts.

[@kingdaniel3519]

For what kind of creature?

[@BillSprague]

Daniel Bell My big fat butt’s creature comfort with leather and heated seats. 😂

[@kingdaniel3519]

Not gonna lie, that made me laugh.

[@toobalicious]

To make your tests fair, you have to put the same tires (and pressure) on each of the vehicles. Unless your plan to to show stock vs. stock and let complete OEM configuration determine the outcome. That said, how do you handle it if OEM's have more than one configuration (Bridgestone, Michellin, etc.)?

[@Bosha92]

Great truck! I own a 2016 which I’m happy with! But Toyota please step your game up and give us a new Tundra soon!

[@9millimackerpackerwhacker848]

The acting turns me off, big time

[@leadnsteel]

yeah they do pre script alot of their videos and it gets pretty boring

[@cholulahotsauce7873]

Yea its hella lame

[@nicholasfrazier7009]

Need to bring back 4runner trd pro!!

[@abdoulazizsembene5196]

I really love this big boy

[@krator1655]

Wait a mintue i was riding a my qaud at dacono and flipped about a week ago. Man i love colorado

[@dbdbprairie3804]

I bet a 1985 with rear locker and a little firewood in the back would make it.

[@mikebakee4388]

I love Tundras! I have a 2005. However TOYOTA. Offer a rear locker for cripes sake!!! It's past due. Merry Christmas:)

[@harvbegal6868]

I don't care how old it is. I'll take a Tundra over any of the domestic junk heaps.

[@mrvoyagerm]

Too much snow!!!! In Canada when I am pushing so much snow ahead of my Tundra that the snow covers up the headlights and everything goes dark - that's too much snow! I talking about snow on the road - on the way home from work!!!! You guys kill me.

[@VDawg-cr1gb]

The “Power Wagon Don’t Care” shirt looks awesome!!

[@roberthillsjr.3729]

Well, I've got one of the most dependable trucks going, actually the best of trucks, and I could climb that hill with my two wheel tundra with the rite sno tires.

[@trudeaumustgo1920]

Didn't see a skid plate covering the fuel tank when you drove over the camera.

[@shahrukhabbas7687]

Tundras 0-60 time in 8.15 seconds is amazing the tundra curb weight is whopping 3265kg and the engine is naturally aspirated and does not relies on aided turbos,I don’t know why everybody is saying that tundra 5.7 litre v8 is old it should be replace,why it is reliable.I think Toyota should keep this engine,even rolls Royce and Bentley are using 6.75 v8 and v12 for so many years,also the Dodge Ram,Silverado and Sierra are using the old 5.3 and 6.2 why don’t you complain about them,because Toyota is Japanese that’s why you people make fun of Tundra

[@danielgilbert3283]

A 4.30 gear ratio. Wow!! Thats overkill

[@thunderkiss13575able]

Owned brand new 2019 Toyota Tacoma TRD . Only complaint is a tade crammed inside and Im 5’9 and hit my head getting in and out. Sucky JBL stereo. Goodyear Kevlar tires were ok. Bought the 2020 Toyota 4runner TRD Pro and not a SUV guy. Outside of that it had mega room great JBL stereo Nitto terra grabbler tires. Drove through mud galore, snow ice and rain not once in 4wd. This thing would go anywhere. BUT , I wanted Hp so 4 months ago I bought the 2021 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro. It passes everything but the gas pump. Great truck and the crew max has more room than anything Ive ever seen. By the way on all three vehicles I installed the TRD pro cold air intake system as well. I work on vehicles snd sold them. All three are great but each has its own advantages and disadvantages.

[@bryantramirez742]

*this video has been sponsored by Chevrolet*

[@Icutmetal]

I bet those are pretty nice tires, but they don't seem fitting for a true off-road packaged truck. The Tundra may be outdated compared to their competition, but I still think it's a great looking truck!

[@ShawnTRD]

You shouldn't had even had posted this video.

[@rickysafer2895]

Keep the videos coming guys,good one.

[@outdoorsman9738]

Learn how to properly turn off traction control, Supposed to be some sort of truck experts but cant even turn off traction control....you press and hold when parked until the traction light and limited slip sign come on then you put the truck in gear and hold the traction control button down for 3 seconds until it says "Traction Turned off" on the display screen

[@TR33ZY_CRTM]

Little Philly Even if they did it in what you assume is the correct way to do it, it will just automatically turn itself back on when it detects a wheel or two slipping, just like in every other modern vehicle, all just to please the IIHS.

[@outdoorsman9738]

Use Trollgun 01 my tundra doesn't and i have had 5 and they never did that either. I know what your saying cause my buddies gmc does what you are saying but tundras dont

[@kingdaniel3519]

Look at that, finally a Toyota owner admits the Tundra is a piece of shit. 5 Tundras! 5! They're such pieces of shit he had to keep buying more! Not the smartest plan but it beats his habitual cocaine habit!

[@outdoorsman9738]

huh

[@Ken19700]

That trail is an offshoot of the switzerland trail outside of Boulder. 40.055473, -105.464468