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Sleeping giant..thunder bay, lake superior maybe

Eagles Bluff is the name. Where I can't remember!

Excellent review. ( I found my taillight bed opener!!! )

Great review!!! I traded a 23 Tacoma for my 24 Tundra limited hybrid in Lunar rock. Absolutely 💯 love this truck.......

...and now the 2022-23 engines have to be replaced, mine included (approx. 102,000 x $30kish = 🫣)

Pretty much the same truck that i want to get. It looks so much better on the new tires. good job

Look Great.

Look Great.

How is the cover holding up?

Nice! did you regear?

Hope you love sitting on the side of the road with a locked up motor

I added that to mine, looks much better.

Does any here have the same problem I have with my tundra? ua-cam.com/video/dGk0V5vXzr4/v-deo.htmlsi=AqSlLgs00AdJtc_j

Looks badass. Did your Method wheels require hub centric rings?

Sorry but they suck! Gave my 24 to my wife and got a 24 Silverado 1500 zr2... just went on a 2500 mile road trip in the tundra and it sucks.... wind noise, back windows roll up like 💩poor mpg, seats suck after a couple 100 miles, headed seats are just ok.... but it does haul a**

I have a 2024 tundra and I love it. I have 4k miles on it now with no issues.

Do you think you have room for 12.5 width tires

Hello …I Had same lift on my 2022 w/ stock wheels and AT3’s 285 65 20 was perfect except slight rub when articulated on sway as I noticed my red paint slightly rubbed, no factor. 2022 was totaled. building out new 2024 ( you know offset of stock trd wheels?? ) Going Method 701’s this time on Falcon RT’s 35 11.5 17. I want to push tire out slightly over my previous set up. As I had that very slight sway bar rub on the slightly less wide tire. So figured pushing out slightly this time on slightly wider tire should fix previous slight rub, make sense? Also this time running 3.5 inch height Icon stage 12 this time. The question. I was gonna go with -12 for the slight push out. I see you went with +18. So if you fully clear with +18. I should also clear all with -12 and still have full compression or tuck correct ?? Thank you for input 🙏🏻 I’m surprised you don’t notice the slight sway bar rub I was getting on same lift with 285 65 20 on stock 20 TRD wheel.

Hello …I Had same lift on my 2022 w/ stock wheels and AT3’s 285 65 20 was perfect except slight rub when articulated on sway as I noticed my red paint slightly rubbed, no factor. 2022 was totaled. building out new 2024 ( you know offset of stock trd wheels?? ) Going Method 701’s this time on Falcon RT’s 35 11.5 17. I want to push tire out slightly over my previous set up. As I had that very slight sway bar rub on the slightly less wide tire. So figured pushing out slightly this time on slightly wider tire should fix previous slight rub, make sense? Also this time running 3.5 inch height Icon stage 12 this time. The question. I was gonna go with -12 for the slight push out. I see you went with +18. So if you fully clear with +18. I should also clear all with -12 and still have full compression or tuck correct ?? Thank you for input 🙏🏻 I’m surprised you don’t notice the slight sway bar rub I was getting on same lift with 285 65 20 on stock 20 TRD wheel.

My Toyota Tundra I got in 2025 runs flawlessly. I've only had to replace the transmission 3 times and have 4 engine replacements every 400 miles. The radiator fluid keeps leaking through the AC unit as well and gets in my eyes, so I have poison control on speed dial. I couldn't have asked for a better vehicle!

Doesn’t a lift kit void the warranty ?

Shoutout to Lasfit for hooking me up with these floor mats! They provided the product, but I am not getting paid for this review, and these are my honest thoughts and opinions! They are truly making a high quality product and offering it for cheaper than the competition - I would recommend these liners if you're in the market!

Looks good but I don’t like the V6 turbo engine

Ive heard some ford ecoboost engines have made it to 300k problem free with proper maintenance. If ford can do it I think toyota can too. Still I wouldn't buy any new tundra until they get all the issues fixed.

Great video! Horrible..music. 😊

Get ready my 2024 Tundra Platinum fuel gauge just failed. Just like my 2022 Tundra did. Track your fuel with odometer or you may run out of gas. You will have quarter tank and one day start the engine and it will say 3/4 or full. Good luck. Been a known problem for 3 years. No fix.

I just bought a 2024 Tundra limited 4x4 with the Panaramic top and I live it. Comfortability and the Twin Turbo is awesome. Great design inside and out. Positive Vibes.

I would have put the $$$$ into an extended warranty. Just me.

Toyota quaility has taken a noise dive. They should hav never began building these trucks in the US. Our labor force here is sad to say the least.No pride in what they produce. They slap these trucks together and put them on a car hauler. When will people learn - junk in junk out.

Hey Marvin, nice color, I hope you opted to purchase the most extensive extended warranty money can buy. Did your dealer tell you in writing this Tundra is NOT a part of the engine recall? Get it all in writing. I am not a fan of street tires on a lifted truck, but to each his own. I hope you got 10k off as the diminished value on Tundras are taking a serious hit. Let us know how you like it after the newness wears off in a few months.

Heading down to Texas on Thursday to p/u a low mileage Windchill pearl, Platinum ‘21 cream puff. Can’t wait. Just not willing to be caught up in what is turning out to be the 9th recall of the 3rd Gen Tundra - not for me😂. Oh btw I have an ‘20 LS500 FSport. That pwr plant is great in a sedan.👍🏻

I was in the market for a new Tundra, but other than the engine problems, fit and finish is horrible. I ended up buying a 24 HD 2500 with a real 6.6 V8, not a stereo V8 sound.

2023 TRD Sport Lunar Rock $55k - Every single point you hit I 100% am on board! I don’t have all the Tech but it’s sooo much more tech than my 2007 Tundra. I modified mine with purchasing brand new TRD Pro “take offs” rims and Fox suspension. I absolutely love the stance of the TRD Pro vs doing an aftermarket lift. I do love that the rear window rolls down one of the underrated features.

Same here have a 24 max 1794 in pearl love this truck powerful smooth had no problems no noise or anything wrong with it let the haters hate lol

I got a 24 Platinum and I do enjoy everything about it, except for the stock suspension. I remember in stock form the ride was super soft and floaty. I just recently put an Icon stage 3 kit on it. Now the ride tightened up, and eliminated a lot of body roll. Next will be tires, and possibly rims

Actually belive it or not they are truly garbage engines I work at a shop and the brands I see the most are ford, dodges, jaguar, land rover/range rover, bmw, mini Cooper, Lexus and yes toyota I see more toyota's ford's and doges then all the rest. No toyota dose not make good cars now. Sorry

This truck has been in the market for 3 years, and I still dislike how it looks. My 8 and 11 years old daughters laugh at this truck whenever they see one, and we see plenty of those where we live. If my children dislike this truck, and they usually like most of the new cars, that is a good telling to me that it is ugly. To me this truck looks more like a toy built from a Lego box. I dislike the fender bulges, the black A pillar; the rear tailgate and the silly rear bumper, not to mention the hideous front grill; and from the side profile it looks more like a GM truck, but just too ugly. The only issue I have with the interior is the poor plastic quality, and I hope they address that. While I do not doubt Toyota will fix the issue with the 3.4L engine (as long as they go back to the drawing board and figure out what really causes the bearing meltdowns), my biggest issue with the new 3.4L V6 is that it is not DIY friendly. Down the road, it will cost an arm and a leg to work on that engine, whether for some small fixes or some maintenance items you should be prepared to spend thousands of more (so if you are smart, once you get bored with this truck, sell it and buy something else). The third issue I have with the new Tundra is the large turning circle, which is hideous and makes this thing a chore to park in tide places or turn around in tide places. While the look of the truck is subjective (too me is too ugly, but for some it is okay or even appealing), and some people may prefer the riding dynamics of the new Tundra and do not intend to keep it forever, I cannot live with a truck that is so difficult to maneuver. The pricing also sucks, although now is probably a good time to buy one if you can get a good deal on a 2024 model (20% off MSRP should be achievable) and 4 or 5 years later sell it to someone that does not expect that this is no longer the Toyota we used to know, love and respect. It is a more like a disposable appliance if I have not be clear so far. Finally, let me assure you, I am not a Toyota hater or a turbo hater. I like the new Tacoma a lot, but the Tundra seems that it was designed by the engineers that had too much alcohol while working from home during the COVID19 pandemic and that is why I call it a pajama Tundra. Sorry, but that is what I think about it. The only two 1/2 ton trucks that I would buy right now are the 2nd gen Tundra or the 2024 Ram 1500 with the 5.7L engine. I do not care about the F150 or the GM twins or the 2025 Ram. But my last choice is the new Tundra. I rather buy the 2024 Titan than this thing.

*Thank you for your happy review. The V35A-FTS is still a Yamaha designed engine and it will last you a million miles. Period. End of Story. No I can't prove it* 😅

I have a 24 platinum and I love it. However, it took me 2 years to like the body. I just felt it looked too much like a Chevy and I could not get past that. Now I have and I love the look. Can't lie, very nervous about quality issues but so far, it has been perfect and I love to drive it.

I owned a 2014 1794. I lifted the truck and had 35 in tires. I got 14 mpg. Now I have a 2024 1794 limited edition hybrid stock and get 15mpg. I’m at about 1500 miles. I couldn’t accelerate any slower, so don’t know about that. Also, I hear some sort of rattle from the back seat area. I’d have to have someone sit back there while I drive to figure it out. Let us know what you find out about the rattle. Thanks!

FYI: the twin turbo V6 gets worst gas mileage than the only V8

My 1794 is as nice as my prior Denali. The power is insane. Love the moonroof and power rear window

Your '24 hasn't been recalled yet because the 25s aren't out yet. If Toyota admitted the 24s were bad they would have to stop selling everything on lots and in the production stream. They won't admit the hybrids are seizing because they don't want every 22 and 23 recalled. Once they recall the 24 this winter we will see the BS they have been spreading.

I love my 1794 limited edition 2024 I’m not worried about the engine Toyota will come true

I love my 2023. The only issue i do have is the rattling of the rear window, while open. The slightest bumps make it rattle. But, its nothing a loud song cant fix 😂

If you’re building a new channel, I would suggest not recommending a product that is suffering from some major issues to others. Do you want to be the guy that talked someone into buying a Tundra and that person then has the engine or diff blow.