Toyota Tundra vs GMC Sierra Denali l Which Is Better?

[@hpain6261]

If you buy the Sierra put aside $10k for a new transmission when you get close to 100k or 70k miles if you tow. Trust me I have a Sierra but now shopping for a 2021 Tundra because I'm not putting in new transmission. The Sierra is a nice show off truck, office worker truck, camping truck, weekender but not a daily hard work truck.

[@ralphplazachesmarhomes]

Great video with easy comparison. I been considering the GMC Denali. I am a very happy current owner of a 2014 1794 Tundra. But I am approaching 200K miles. The engine failures that the new Tundra are having is making me nervous buying another Tundra. Things that I dislike about my 1794 is the weak stereo sound and the difficulty getting inside the bed. Gate is a bit heavy for a 62yr old with bad shoulders.

[@bigswederides]

GM looks sexy and better in every way...except it will be a hot pile of garbage in about 48 - 60 months...ticking time bomb for reliability.

[@jandrew93]

The Denali has a better looking front end. Also has the more functional bed and tailgate.

[@fosho404]

Nice music, little loud, I really want to focus on what you are saying very good review thanks!!!👍

[@mburke1211]

I'm not sure where all the GMC negativity comes from. I've owned 6 GMC trucks in the last 20 years, without any issues whatsoever! I've owned the 6.6L Duramax, 5.3L and the 6.2L, SLT, Denali, and AT4 trims.. My current truck is a '19 AT4, and it has been absolutely rock solid. When I search reliability and resale value, GMC is near the top. Show me some proof to back up your claims.

[@rustystubbs242]

1979 Sierra Classic. Front bottom of left front fender rotted out after 3 years. 1983 Sierra. Paint fell off the truck after 5 years. Crankshaft bearing surfaces shot just off warranty. 1998 Suburban. No issues. 1996 Sierra. All engine seals and gaskets replaced under warranty. Bottom corners back side of cab rotted out after 6 years. 2005 Sierra. Torque converter failed just off warranty. Transfer case failed under warranty. 2003 Tahoe. Rear fenders rotting out after 7 years 2012 Yukon. No issues. That’s my experience with GM . More negative than positive. Unfortunately Ford, Dodge and the rest of the bunch are not much better either with their own set of issues.

[@HapitoPista]

beautiful truck but the problem with the sierra is overheating she can’t survive off-roading here in Saudi with out overheating the gearbox Talking about the hot Arabian Desert

[@DH-mf2lv]

I just wish the GMC had a history of reliability and longevity like a Toyota does and NO cylinder deactivation on the engine!

[@vincentsummerford6786]

Tundra 1794 Limited is my choice

[@shadixbloodshadow]

Is this the standard tundra? Been looking for a comparison of the 1500 denali vs the TRD pro

[@88Petry]

GMC better in every catagory but the most important one...reliability.

[@rustystubbs242]

Just like my 2019 Sierra 1500 thats got the rear fenders rusted out!

[@OldmanSnake]

You are 100% wrong.

[@davidglover3380]

I like the Tundra much better!

[@rodolfoflores9497]

Tundra better

[@OldmanSnake]

GMC sucks. I traded my Denali for the 1794 Tundra. My Denali had every major component break. Ridiculous

[@marcelo403polo2]

cool. Now you gonna have only one problem. spinning main crankshaft bearing.

[@jordanreyes8880]

Crazy… every single major component?!?! What are the odds?!??

[@rollingspike]

GMC SUCKS. HORRIBLE QUALITY CONTROLS.

[@johnnyyzaguirre3224]

Fantastic job with this video.