Truck Comparison! 2022 Nissan Titan XD vs. 2022 Toyota Tundra

[@nismomike3182]

Titan is the only current half ton V8 im aware of without auto start/stop or cylinder deactivation. I'm a big fan!

[@beaucrawford538]

It gets terrible mpg, had one but got rid of it.

[@ethanashley173]

@@beaucrawford538 why’d you get rid of it?

[@seanee573]

Mine gets about 14.5 to 15, it was shitty mpg till I got a transmission update now it’s great. And very noticeable difference in torque! I was about to trade it in before that.

[@Back_door_bandit_98]

@@beaucrawford538 It’s a pickup truck I think a Prius is more your taste.

[@beaucrawford538]

@@Back_door_bandit_98 most other full size trucks get 5mpg better on the highway. and I, unlike you, actually drive my truck for everything and pay for my own gas, I put 40 thousand on the clock in on year. that difference in fuel efficiency is probably a couple thousand bucks at the end of a the year.

[@briandaniel5091]

The Titan is so underrated.

[@Jackmerius_Tacktheretrix]

Yes it is!

[@FreshwaterSquid77]

I just wish they'd up the payload rating a little bit. That's the only thing holding me back from taking a serious look at Nissan for my next truck.

[@Jackmerius_Tacktheretrix]

@@FreshwaterSquid77 the payload can be up to 2430lbs for a crew cab if you d9nt stack all of the options like the platinum reserve has.

[@calebniederhofer6529]

Not really. It lacks the competition in performance, towing, and features. It has a good warranty, but incentives are gone. So why would anyone buy one currently ? Not me t

[@Back_door_bandit_98]

@@calebniederhofer6529 In real world use the titan is a great truck my buddy runs a HVAC company and has 3 titans in his fleet they abuse those trucks hard I’ve seen a few times where the bed was full of equipment with a bed rack full as well and it was pulling a 34ft travel trailer that weighs around 8k he was moving the trailer from his house to his company lot. Pretty impressive for a half ton if you ask me. And I’m a Chevy guy.

[@kevinvanlohuizen2709]

Titan always got ragged on for being Japanese, yet designed and built in US. Yet people drive RAM built in Mexico without a thought.

[@7thkev519]

Get your facts straight before you start misspreading information. Ram is built in the Michigan Sterling Heights.

[@kevinvanlohuizen2709]

@@7thkev519 easy killer HD is built in Mexico.

[@pryme2013]

Don’t they build the GM half ton crew cabs in Mexico too? I know they did

[@kevinvanlohuizen2709]

@@pryme2013 possible

[@7thkev519]

@@kevinvanlohuizen2709 HD trucks are made in Mexico but in the video Tim is comparing half-tons and ram 1500 is made in The US. The only truck made in Mexico is the Silverado 1500 and maybe the gmc sierra

[@robertyoung8289]

The Titan is the greatest truck nobody ever buys.

[@ms1406]

Im starting to realize that! Will be getting a titan after i pay my f150 off

[@robertyoung8289]

@@ms1406 You wont be sorry. 👍 .

[@ms1406]

@@Legendary-boxing i have a 2018 f150 now i want to try something diffrent

[@donaldreed3210]

I have a 2018 Titan XD Platinum Reserve with 25,000 miles. I bought it brand new so I can tell you from experience. I love it. It is the most underrated truck in America. Not only does Nissan offer the best warranty in America at 5 years 100,000 miles, but I was able to get an extended warranty at 6 years 120,000 miles. I only owe $31,000 on it now and by the time I pay it off I’ll probably have between 50,000-60,000 miles on it. Gonna drive this baby till the wheels falls off.

[@bradmootz2196]

I have a 2018 as well. Bought new. Love the truck so much I'm also buying the last year (2024) as well. 😊

[@mjuberian]

U still owe 31 K on a 4 year old truck?? Holy Shit

[@donaldreed3210]

@@bradmootz2196 excellent. I love the Tundra too. I’d consider a Honda truck if they made a manly one😆

[@donaldreed3210]

@@mjuberian that was posted over a year ago. I now owe 19k.

[@piraltas]

Titan is the best truck I ve ever owned.

[@MrTravis777]

Agreed! Just switched from Silverado 3.0 diesel to Titan Diesel. Way better built truck. Only thing I miss was smooth 10 speed in the Silverado.

[@piraltas]

@@MrTravis777 thats the only "weak" point of titans a more modern trans

[@canamxmr4760]

I just got a 21 Titan with the Rocky Ridge K2 package. I don’t know why I never considered the Titan before. It has to be one of the most overlooked and under rated trucks. Coming from a Toyota I couldn’t be happier. Fit and finish in mine is top notch, great ride, quiet, plenty of storage, and probably the most comfortable seats and driving position of any truck I’ve been in. Most importantly, it has a unmolested V8 (no start stop/AFM/DFM/MDS etc). I’ve had Rams, F-150s, Silverados, Sierras (including a black widow edition), Tundras, and a Tacoma. The Titan is probably my favorite and I never even considered it until my wife wanted to take a look at one.

[@jpete3027666]

I might go with a Titan for my next truck and I am loyal to Toyota. But man the new Titan is everything I love in a truck that only Nissan has stuck with. No turbos or gimmicky over-engineered garbage. I even love the column shifter! The touchscreen on the dash is sized perfectly with buttons for everything you need right underneath; it isn't some stupid 15 inch or whatever thing.

[@jeffmaxwell3713]

i have. 2021 Titan xd Pro4x full loaded towing capacity is 10900 and payload is 1818 pounds. great truck pulls my 7000 pound camper very well and i love the V8 and no auto stop start or cylinder deactivation crap on it

[@TheGenerationX894]

Does it come with a trailer brake controller? I tow and want to make sure they do.

[@TheDjt1992]

​@@TheGenerationX894I believe ALL Pro-4X packages come with the trailer brake installed from the factory.

[@M.H357]

That’s a fair comparison, I guess the results will be interesting; what we wished for in the Toyota Tundra has been delivered by Nissan Titan 🤔

[@dudeman5788]

Most underrated truck possibly of all time. If you need a rig to confidently tow 10k pounds the Titan XD in SV trim is the sweet spot.

[@marcelo403polo2]

wrong. For 10K lbs look for 3/4 ton

[@johnbracewell3700]

@@marcelo403polo2 The Titans XD with the cummins are actually heavier than some 3/4 ton trucks :/ and the XD's with the cummins have a transmission rated to 27,000lbs. I've towed over 11,000 with mine a few times with no hassle at all. the titans are very "overbuilt" compared to the big 3 trucks

[@AKAL1lROB541]

@@marcelo403polo2 I tow 10-12k with mine frequently with no problem. and I didnt have to pay 3/4 ton prices.....

[@plutosrealm4594]

Love my 2021 Titan XD PRO-4X. Best full size truck I've ever owned.

[@robertschlueter2510]

Got won my self love it.

[@JeffBreyer]

The Titan is a great truck and its almost criminal how much its been overlooked. So much so it's been taken out of the Canadian market which is a huge shame.

[@Vox-Populi]

The XD is a worthy replacement for the

[@raulquinones5941]

Definatly a 35 gallon tank option factory or aftermarket would be awesome.

[@Vox-Populi]

@@raulquinones5941 my '18 Tundra has a 38 gallon tank and my '16 f150 has a 36 gallon tank. I'll never buy another truck with a 26 gallon tank. I had two Sequoias with 26 gallon tanks and it was maddening having to stop for fuel all the time. A larger tank is the #1 requirement in my book.

[@masonryman8183]

Does the aftermarket larger fuel tank for the old Xd diesel not fit on the newer XD's?

[@jaysson1151]

The only thing the Titan XD needs is a 40 gallon tank, 26 gallons of GASOLINE is not enough for that 7000 lb truck, especially when towing. Nothing worse than having to pull your big trailer into a 'pedestrian' gas station with all the soccer mom crossovers in the way. At least with 40 gallons or more, you're not having to stop every 150-200 miles to fill up.

[@piratepete2022]

Every one of the titans I've looked at had black interior. I'm sick of black its hot as hell and hard to keep clean. Plus the small gas tank.

[@jaysson1151]

@@piratepete2022 yeah, wish there was more options, but since the sales volume for this vehicle is insignificant next to the big three, Nissan doesn't really want to invest in other colors. Black seems to appeal to most customers.

[@piratepete2022]

@@jaysson1151 and I think it's the cheapest color to make. I remember Ford had a light blue interior. And in a white truck it was my favorite combo

[@jaysson1151]

@@piratepete2022 I think they still offer it, but it might more gray than blue. They call it slate.

[@jaysson1151]

@@piratepete2022 but I don’t mind the look of black. I’ve never owned a vehicle with a black interior. They’ve all been different shades of gray.

[@sergeybobkov951]

A very happy owner of 2022 Nissan Titan 4X-PRO here, purchased fully loaded for $60k. This is everything what 2022 Tundra should have been, but they completely botched the new generation. Love the looks, the proper v8, love the fantastic 9 speed transmission, the interior is super nice, and Nissan zero gravity seats are extremely comfortable.

[@seanee573]

What is the difference in pro4 x and xd?

[@calebniederhofer6529]

I don’t know if I agree with it that. The Titan is a good truck, but lacks the competition. The only thing the Titan has going for it, Is price, warranty. The resell value is also awful on them.

[@seanee573]

@@calebniederhofer6529 what do you drive brother? And I bought a 2017 pro 4 x about six months ago.. and you nailed it, warranty and price. I will say it is way nicer and pulls better than my f150 ecoboost. And more reliable but I wish I would have just bought a Chevy. I could have even got the 2500 hd with the 6.6 vortec 4x4 base brand new for 8k more. Smh

[@calebniederhofer6529]

@@seanee573 19 2.7 EB. There is no way, that your Titan pulls better then the EB motors. The EB motors producedmuch lower end torque, and if it was a 2017 and up, would have the 10 speed. It a nice truck man. I would own a Titan myself l, If they had the crazy incentives. They don’t though. They want want sticker, plus a market adjustment. 2020 Titan was improved with the infotainment system , and 9 speed. Glad you are happy though. That’s all that matters buddy. I would argue right now, there is no cheaper price. They want Sticker, plus market adjustment.

[@seanee573]

@@calebniederhofer6529 bro. Your 2.7 eco boost has less torque and less hp than the 5.6 endurance that’s fact look it up. And yes my titan pulls better than my 3.5 did. My ford had maybe 30lbs more torque but overall it was not a pleasure to tow with. It was a 2012. I hate to say it but the 2.6 isn’t really made to pull anything at all. And truthfully the eco boost are proven very unreliable. Hope you got the extended warranty

[@G4series]

Just bought a '18 Titan nearly spur of the moment because it was 10k under any other full size truck available. The more research I do, the better the deal becomes. Very happy with it so far!

[@joenissan]

It’s hard to compare the two truck in ride quality. The Titan XD has a recirculating ball steering to the Tundras rack and pinion. And rear suspensions are completely different. Titan XD is a real towers rig.

[@mikecarmean1676]

I've driven them all and the Titan XD is just one sweet truck! Good blend of styling, power, functionality, comfort. When you drive the XD it feels like a truck without being harsh! Like others have said increase the gas tank size which I'm shocked they haven't?

[@TS-di5zw]

I agree. He said what made it more competitive is a different grill for trim levels, a paint color and he likes the moon roof. If that's why someone buys a truck, then they don't need one or definitely likes soy.

[@pacman1789]

@@TS-di5zw Not necessarily. Aesthetics and creature comforts still matter if you're buying it for a daily driver and not just work.

[@misterbulger]

As long as the seat is half decent and it doesnt have too much tacky fake chrome I'll drive it. The base model seat sucks and too much chrome is my largest complaint about my Titan LOL

[@Ant_carr]

I beat the hell out of my 2019 pro-4x. I absolutely love it. Such a solid truck and rides incredible well with plenty of power.

[@bc_usa]

I have the same truck. I'm on my 2nd Titan. I love that V8.

[@americandude3825]

I said this a few months ago. The 22 titan XD gas engine is what the 22 tundra should have been.

[@kedrevs4037]

Fuel Tank is the Achilles Heel of this Titan XD. Don't understand why Nissan didn't put in a fuel tank bigger than 26 gallons in a vehicle built almost exclusively for towing. If it had a 35 gallon tank, they could have become the darling of the travel trailer community.

[@bballtwenty22]

Cannot agree more!!!!!

[@Pickuptrucktalk]

Good point.

[@KeystoneTexan]

That’s the very reason why I bought my 2018 Tundra. It has the 38 gallon tank and I pull a 31ft travel trailer.

[@KeystoneTexan]

I’m still thinking of trading my Tundra for an Titan XD though. I’ll just find an larger aftermarket fuel tank for it.

[@bballtwenty22]

@@KeystoneTexan I love my xd. I have a 2020 pro4x. The features of this truck at that price point is insane

[@syedhussain3810]

Titan XD is the best heavy duty 1/2 ton truck period

[@brado647]

Please bring back the full size Titan & Titan XD to the Canadian market. Great comparison.

[@nenkuthao5534]

My 2022 titan pro4x got about 19.6 on the freeway doing 70mph for about 1.5 hour.

[@boss123400]

I’ve owned a lot of trucks and my ‘94 Tacoma and ‘04 Titan were my favorites…

[@KeystoneTexan]

I would probably go with the Titan XD myself.

[@Jackmerius_Tacktheretrix]

I own am XD and towing with ut compared to a half ton is night and day. Especially when it comes to stability. I have a 16 platinum reserve with the cummins and it weighs more than many 3/4 tons so it is very stable towing. Had everything I need. Heated and cooled seats, 360 degree camera, and my favorite feature, adjusters on the dash to dip your headligjts when you're towing and hauling so you don't blind everyone. Fiel economy isnt as good as my ram 2500 work truck but my xd weighs more and has a 3.92 rear end so at 75 its running at 2000 rpm compared to 1700 on the ram. Rides better than a 3/4 ton and the seats are the best of any truck I've driven.

[@KeystoneTexan]

@@Jackmerius_Tacktheretrix I hear that a lot with the Titans. I love the adjustable headlights in my Tundra. That should be a mandatory thing in all trucks!

[@Jackmerius_Tacktheretrix]

@@KeystoneTexan I agree! Tundra has been offering that feature since 2007. I dont understand why Ford, GM or Ram still doesn't offer it. Especially on their 3/4 ton amd 1 ton trucks. Nissan started offering it in 2016 and I love that feature. Not only are we not blinding oncoming traffic but it also puts the light back on the road where it belings so we can see better at night.

[@KeystoneTexan]

@@Jackmerius_Tacktheretrix definitely a good safety feature

[@jamessurtees7568]

@@KeystoneTexan Titan has adjustable headlights as well.

[@xavierv.1207]

I have a Titan Pro4x. Maybe I’m crazy but every time I see a Tundra the driver looks at my truck twice with a tear in their eyes 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@HowManyEggs93]

Finally! Been hoping someone for someone to compare these two trucks.

[@georgebetor2943]

I have had tracks all my adult life, three Rams two of which were lemon law returns, a GMC (great truck), Fords and a Chevy High Country (a step above the Denali ) also bought back by the dealership. A buddy of mine owns a Nissan dealership and advised me that he has my next truck. I asked why I would drive a Nissan, he told me “ best kept secret in the industry”. He sold me a 2021 Nissan Titan Pro 4X. I’ve had this truck since new, it is completely fully loaded, and is by far the absolute best truck I have ever owned. I absolutely love this truck, and standard warranty is 5 years, 100,000 miles bumper to bumper! Additionally, it has locking axels, and true 4x4. Thank you Nissan!

[@tc2425]

I have 21 Titan SV ...most favorite truck I have ever owned .....$52K out the door

[@northerntoyota7584]

Tundra with 5.7 v8 and the new 10 speed, likely yield better fuel economy than the 3.5 TT they used. look on fuelly to see how similar the 5.7 and 3.5 tundra fuel mileage is

[@12masterr]

Tow ratings are the biggest scam automakers do! Let's do a comparative between the yota and nissan,even use the nissan regular model,not the xd, and make both tow 10.500 pounds! The highest rated Toyota will be squatting way more and moving around, and pulling that way will be on the turbo boost all time, so mpg's will be worse than titan! I have a 21 titan, but I'm not fan boy,if something is better, is better, but the tundra is slowly developing into a Ridgeline, more focused in confort than real work!

[@Matthew-ei2ou]

Big auto manufacturers are hand cuffing the American Family. I tow a 7400 lbs. bumper pull 30’ camper with a family of 5. The payload on the trucks really makes it tough to Ioad a family, equipment for the family & the tongue weight of the camper with payload of 14-1600 lbs. . I’m a huge Toyota fan but the XD with additional pay load & quality of handling the weight was best for my family.

[@kyleecarroll]

I know the Cummins Diesel Titan gets a lot of negative press, but here in the West Texas Oilfield, I see them often and have never talked to an owner that didn't love it.

[@RAM-KINGOFTRUCKS]

I'd take a Titan any day 👍

[@12masterr]

I tow a 8000 pds trailer with my prox4 and get 11.9 mpg's, how you got 8? Even tfl guys did the same towing a 5500 pds trailer and also got 11.9?

[@MrPaknight]

I love my titan! I have the big tow package and i have never had a problem towing 10k and under.

[@sgt.grinch3299]

I have owned 13 Nissan vehicles. Driven the Titan many times. Too bad they gave up on the 5.0 liter diesel. That was a great engine with tremendous power. Too many ignorant people bashing Nissan due to being fanboys of other brands.

[@cisco1dog]

Diesel is coming back in 2023

[@dustinmarazzito8963]

I hope we get to see a detailed side by side towing comparison with these two trucks. Tow a 10,000 plus trailer and talk about all of the differences in detail.

[@cisco1dog]

I tow a 9600 lb travel trailer with my 21 Titan. Little tough in hills but it’s heavy enough to be stable. Gas tank should be 10 gallons bigger.

[@dunnkirke]

Every single reviewer I come across almost without exception is very complimentary about this truck (Nissan Titan). Great value, over built, punches above its weight, confident tow vehicle, commercial quality recirculating ball steering gear, etc. If I have a 26 gallon tank, at 17 mpg/.0588 gpm, I have a range in the neighborhood of 400 miles. I need to stop to make coffee anyway. Wasn’t everyone lamenting the death of the NA V8 about two breaths ago? Okay it’s an interference engine, it’s got a 5 yr/100k warranty and the local store pluses that up. I don’t want to race it, I won’t take it to Moab except to drop off a Razer. I just want to drive it and not back to the dealership service bay. These trucks seem like the value play by a company that has good engineering in them. Maybe not the bleeding edge of tech or style, but solid and a good price comparatively. Local store also sells for the price on the window with no add ons. Yeah, if they can just get some in.

[@mikeautry2271]

I've own a Toyota trunda and I'll pick the Nissan Titan every day...I owned them all but The Nissan Titan is my work truck...best I've ever owned...old man talking...don't try to change my mind...I know I owned them all..Nissan Titan for me...

[@mauriceracicot6010]

I have a 21 pro4x xd. I tow a nash 18fm off the grid. It weighs 7k loaded, with a 1k hitch weight. This truck is in total control, very solid. I recently drove from Spokane, Wa to theodore roosevelt national park and back. Lots of up & down big long hills, wind, snow and rain, with up to 6000 feet elevation in bozeman, Mt. Great trip! Very comfortable ride. I'm glad I bought this truck, its in charge of the travel trailer at all times.

[@yubtypin]

I've had a Titan XD with the 5.6 since 2018. It's sitting at 130k right now. Zero issues.

[@bballtwenty22]

Anxious to hear what you have to say about the Titan xd!

[@andrewjacobson556]

And the winner is Titan!!👍👍

[@LanceR33]

I love my 2021 Titan Platinum (non-HD). Best bang for the buck, paid an extra $1200 and extended the bumper to bumper 7 years/125 k miles. Still paid less than all the other trucks with this caliber of build!

[@timenloe3846]

I still have my 2002-tundra purchased new. 250k miles to date. I love Toyota but am concerned with their shift to turbo engines. That being said, the Titan has had some transmission issues. With my holding onto vehicles for a very long time, which do you think would be the most reliable long term?

[@Pickuptrucktalk]

Titan has had some transmission issues? First, I've heard of it. FWIW, we have had small turbo engines in trucks for more than a decade now. Toyota is really just catching up.

[@arberr340]

Own a 06 excellent vehicle in every aspect of work and play, excellent on road trips..

[@youngk.1838]

More titan contents, good or bad. I just purchased my titan.

[@watchmanexpert]

Good choice…. I have 2010 I bought brand new best truck ever

[@davidjordan6378]

A big difference in these trucks. The Toyota makes it’s horsepower with regular unleaded fuel. The titan requires premium fuel. The reason I bought a tundra.

[@Jackmerius_Tacktheretrix]

Its 390hp on regular. You won't notice 10hp on a vehicle that jeavy, especially when towing. It will still run just fine on regular unleaded. I tow on the heavier side more often than not, and my XD weighs over 7,000lbs and thats where the XD beats all other half tons when it comes to stability. I love Tundras but I'm not a fan pf the new one because they no longer offer the v8. My wifes sequoia has the 5.7 and we love the power. They should have refreshed the 5.7 to make more power and get better fuel economy. To me the XD is the perfect compromise because you get the same stability you get in a 3/4 ton without the rough/stiff ride. I don't need a 3/4 ton for what I tow because im in the 9k-10k lb range most times, but I love thw extra stability amd confidence with how the XD handles the weight. Ive towed my tractor with an F150 5.0 and a tundra 5.7 and there is mo comparison when it comes to stability, especially in crosswinds or when an 18 wheeler comes flying from the opposite direction on a 2 lane rd.

[@japerezo75]

I am debating which one to get so I rented a tundra this summer for a road trip from Texas to Colorado, here are some of my findings from the Tundra: it’s fast! Great LED headlights, good infotainment system, can lower rear glass, soft 4 coil suspension. What I didn’t like: electric power steering, awkward center console, seats too low for me (6’2” ) bad MPG, open deck cylinder block and it has two additional radiators for the intercooler (more things that will leak and go bad). Gotta rent a Titan to make a fair comparison.

[@justCarner]

That interior of Titan is SICK!

[@philblock]

I'm looking at the Nissan Titan XD SV trim because of the 2300 lb of payload and the 11,000 lb of towing. We're looking to buy a good sized travel trailer. Probably over 30 ft and having the extra weight of the vehicle and capability is what really appeals to me. And I don't have to spend 15 to $20,000 more for a traditional 3/4 ton truck. And if I get one that I'm looking at, I still get three more years of that bumper to bumper warranty. I just don't see how you can beat that

[@rondail5675]

I don't think the Titan gets the credit it deserves. Great powertrain. Many report the seats are great. $68k is too much. I would go for the new ZR2 instead. Or a Ford or RAM.

[@TheGenerationX894]

68k is the platinum package, there are less expensive packages.

[@Lthrnk0331]

Used to be called “Heavy Half-Ton” years ago.

[@tsohg1960]

I'm a Toyota fan and I just compared them all. At the dealer. I don't want a turbo V6 mainly because I keep my cars for a long time. But the quality of the Titan is very good and comes with all the bells and whistles that I want. I do tow a large trailer often. The big difference was the value. The Titan a much better value for what you get. I paid 45k for a 2023 Titan pro 4x. For me it was an easy discussion. I would have stayed with the Toyota but not this time.

[@jeremynelson8496]

It's very sad Toyota completely missed on the Tundra.

[@greghinchley6277]

I own a Ram 1500 crewcab. But if I buy again..definitely a Titan. I heard rumors that some Toyota dealerships were offering lifetime bumper to bumper. But I can't get over where the front grill ends & the bumper begins.

[@robertbradshaw3508]

Titan is a great truck .The normally aspirated V-8 will last ,I like Toyota ,but the dual turbo V-6 is a very complex engine and super expensive to replace once you get out of warranty . If you want old school reliability Titan gets the win .

[@SilverScarletSpider]

I subscribed because of great comparison videos like this 👍

[@scottcieslik269]

2020 Titan XD SV pulls my 7500 lb camper very well. Tows similar to a 2004 Ram 2500 I had.

[@TwoPair72]

I wish Nissan would bring back the Xterra or some midsize level RWD SUV to run with the likes of a 4Runner or Durango running off the Titan DNA. Thought about a Frontier, but why spend 40K when you can get a decently equipped Titan for not that much more.

[@jshapiro34]

The handle is pulled forward then up it’s spring loaded The side mirrors turn down when switch is turned to left or right when backing up And the pitch of truck when towing you can lower the lights angled lower

[@stevenschumacher5566]

BTW, to use the handle in the box on the Nissan as an assist, you leave the knob tight and pull outward on the handle, pivot it and let it lock into place once vertical... Very handy if you don't have a cover.

[@johnbracewell3700]

I have an 2016 Titan XD with the diesel and that thing is a CHAMP. it weights 9,000 lbs...that's heavier than some 3/4 ton trucks. since being deleted and tuned it gets about 24mpg going 55 And remember folks the transmission in the diesel XD is rated to 27,000 lbs! The titan XD is one heck of an overbuilt truck compared to chevy, dodge and ford for sure. it's sad they let the diesel go in 2019 :/ I heard cummins wouldn't sell them the engines cheap enough tho :/

[@jasonmozisek7238]

Tow Numbers on Titan is for the regular titan. The XD version tow just over 11000 pounds with confidence

[@Pickuptrucktalk]

It is accurate. I made a video explaining the numbers and showed my work where I got the information: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKjak2RopsqqatU

[@stevenpeterson7234]

The Nissan Xd can tow 11,000lbs and some. Dude, stop trying to make Toyota look good. Lies. Do more research first!!

[@derricklofton9946]

I know at the Nissan dealership I worked at when the Titan 1st came out, a lot of people thought it was Japanese version of the F-150. But the Titan has always been a solid truck in my opinion.

[@michaelmacdonald7342]

I bought a Nissan Titan Pro4X the same day my wife bought a Ford F150 with 3.5 twin turbo, the Ford gets a little better milage but I have had a few warranty issues with the Ford, nothing at all has gone wrong with the Nissan. Too bad it has bee dropped in Canada, I plan to keep both for a long time, as I am not a fan of electric

[@luvenit]

The handle in the bed is spring loaded, pull it forward then up. Don't feel bad, took me awhile to figure it out too! 🤦

[@Jackmerius_Tacktheretrix]

At first I thought the tow rating for the xd was a misprint. Never seen one rsted that low. Most are 12k+. My 16 platinum reserve diesel is rated higher than that, and so is my buddys 17 gas xd

[@nismomike3182]

The 2022 XD has a max of 11,060. I thought it was a mistake as well. The XD Pro-4X would be a badass tow rig.

[@Jackmerius_Tacktheretrix]

@@nismomike3182 I have a 16 XD platinum reserve diesel and its an amazing tow rig. Ive towed my wifes food traiker with an f150 5.0 and a tundra 5.7 and as far as stability theres no comparison. The XD doesnt get moved around in windy conditions like the half tons did. It really tows with alot more confidence than a half ton. If youre towing in the heavy side the XD is much better overall than a regular half ton.

[@charles17508]

I like where Nissan is going with there trucks 100,000 mile warranty that's great. 👌🏻

[@tmoneyyoutube3205]

@6:48, the max towing on the Nissan Titan XD is not 9700 lbs. Rather, for an XD, it should be just over 11000 lbs.

[@Pickuptrucktalk]

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[@AmericanOutdoors1]

I love my titan. If nissan doesn't curb the truck, I'll buy them again for sure

[@nomaam9797]

Half ton trucks towing numbers are inflated…. I drove my Titan XD prox4 from Texas towed back a 1968 trams Am on trailer …. It handled it like that car wasn’t behind us !!!! Amazing truck !!! And yes best seats period

[@t3true-games]

Ok the Titan actually looks good now. Tundra always has. But these comments are so full of love for the titan.. never knew it was underrated , just used to think it was ugly and it was Nissan... but now time to look at the new titan seriously.

[@MeliorIlle]

XD is a dream for people who want to tow a lot with a gasser, needs a bigger tank though. I won't get one until they offer an bigger fuel tank.

[@robertcast2209]

Which truck has more crew space? I have 2014 tundra crew cab lot a room in the back. But I don’t like the new tundra design and I miss the V8. Thx

[@Pickuptrucktalk]

Tundra.

[@whowantstoknow771]

I love my Titan, it's a great truck,I have a 2021 Titan kingcab and it's a nice truck, keep it up Nissan, keep making them!!!🏈🐘👍🤓👍 ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!!

[@misterbulger]

My 2013 base model Titan tows 9990lbs. 5.6 liter 1st gen V8. Not even with the towing package.

[@mikeriv60]

Titans are awesome and it's a shame people don't give them a chance and I also hear the Titans are going bye bye. Shame.

[@MrNismopro]

The Tundra is too much hype, not sure if it's because of the "Toyota" badge. But in my opinion is that EPA has been ruining it for us with options of V8's. The V8 is a dying breed, and it's sad, because V8's were a way to reliably put down the power. I'm not beating up the FI V6's out there, but FI (forced induction) is comes in today's standards because of EPA. Now Ram is releasing the new Hurrican inline 6, which will ne interesting. GDI and FI don't go together, it's why Ford revamped the EcoBoost to dual fuel injection which take us right back to the same inefficiencies of the V8. It's a viscious cycle, and at the end of the day, you throw a trailer behind any one of these and your MPG goes to sh!t anyway.🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jeffb4229]

Try to find a Titan XD. I have been seriously looking for one. I guess Nissan didn't produce many, but they are extremely difficult to come by. I'm still searching.

[@bubba4072]

Whatever happened to that nissan warrior? I remember watching a mini documentary about it. That was years ago, though. Was it problems with the 5.0 cummings?

[@Pickuptrucktalk]

Never made it into production. Only a concept.

[@terrellwynne108]

That flip out platform is a very interesting edition something that could be added aftermarket to the tundra pretty easily

[@MrMoth0102]

So what is the vehicle going to be used for throughout its life? lf it is hauling trailers and big loads every day of the week then the V8 Titan would suit better, but for normal usage and best fuel economy, towing only once a month, then the Tundra would suit best. Long term depreciation would be kinder to the Tundra as well.

[@MeliorIlle]

Towing is higher than 9700 on the XD.

[@Pickuptrucktalk]

Depends on cab and configuration. I look this one up specifically. Range is 9,700 to 10,920.

[@MeliorIlle]

@@Pickuptrucktalk PR just doesn't seem worth it if it takes that much off towing rating then.

[@Cathomis]

I have the 2022 frontier Pro-X (4x2) with all upgraded options you can get. I love the truck and he’s right the zero gravity seats are amazingly comfortable. I have owned a few Tacoma TRD’s in the past that were also 4x2. They still had a rear lock differential. The frontier I have is the same competitor, 4x2 but with the off-road tires and suspension and all that, but no rear lock diff. That is kind of disappointing. Otherwise not a bad truck. I do like Japanese, I think they are better quality than the American brand counterparts that worry more about board of director stock prices and profit while making cheap crap parts.

[@teddynaicker2997]

Nissan Titan all the way! Love that Endurance V8.

[@allroadsawesome]

It’s not the best engine unfortunately

[@g.donuts3551]

11,120 tow rating, but only 1400lb payload on Toyota? Factor in 10-15% trailer tongue weight and you’d have to have a horse jockey by himself to drive the truck. The simple math doesn’t add up. The big 3 play the same numbers game, so just pointing out the obvious BS tow ratings.

[@fordmech7913]

I’m going to tell you a story when I was searching for pick up trucks to buy and I bought a 2019 F150 35 best truck I’ve ever owned in my lifetime. The reason I won’t buy a Toyota tundra because they ruined that truck the front bumper is plastic. The rear coil springs are a big turn off if you tell, when I pulled the cab off of these trucks, you can see what a nightmare it is to work on that V6 engine. The Nissan titan looks like a great truck. I just don’t know because I’ve never owned one. That’s why I clicked on the video, it’s just to see how great they really are. 😅 that Titan looks excellent man twin turbo would be incredible

[@LCculater]

The titan is beautiful!!! Love it !

[@klddts]

I just bought a titan a month ago and love it. I statrted looking at the others manufacturers. Gm was first and I realized they’re are having engine and issues, dodge is having engine and electrical issues, ford is having rust and transmission issues, Toyota is over rated and over priced.

[@Scrum67]

We don't get the full size Nisan in Canada anymore. We only get the smaller truck.

[@matthartlage889]

I’m about ready to look for a new truck, not necessarily “new” but new to me. And I’ve always been a fan of the Titan XD. I keep hearing from owners that they can’t really tell they are towing a camper because the truck is so balanced and built for towing. My camper is only 7000 pounds, but it pushes my Ram 1500 pretty good. I thought the Titan XD would fix that, not too mention all the options that you get with the XD’s. But the fuel tank, that seems to be its thorn in the side. Why didn’t Nissan engineers make a bigger one? Five more gallons wouldn’t have been that hard to fix. I’ve even tried to figure out an in bed extra tank that can be added for trips and removed for everyday use. I’m thinking 2020 or 2021 since they have the 9 speed transmission. Thanks. Love the channel!!

[@zelenizub2036]

My 21 xd sv has 2200 lb payload.

[@redtitan29]

That's pretty good. My 2018 Ram 2500 was 2100.

[@cerny4444]

Well done Tim!

[@loufiacco8905]

That tundra won't be able to tow heavy as confidently as that titan, but the power probably feels better while towing. Less drama

[@georgewilson1184]

I prefer the Tokyo bros. Over the wonder twins from GM