LIFTED 2024 Toyota Tundra: Is Lifting A Tundra Worth It?
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2023
- Today I drive and review a lifted 2024 Toyota Tundra Limited TRD Off-Road!
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$72K might seem “reasonable” in this era of high inflation, but really, pickups which were once the working man’s truck, but now you need a white collar income to afford one!
Level kit and bigger tires make these look much better. But that can be said for most pickups now with the factory stances they come with now.
Then you get garbage fuel economy. Easily 10% worse.
Agreed!!!!
Yes it’s worth it. 23 platinum with Westcott and avs air kit and 35 inch Toyo all terrain tires. No issues. Gas mileage worries? Don’t get a truck.
I bought a used 2023 platinum lifted TRD 3 inch. Looks amazing and drives good!!!
I do like the Tundra I like them limited trim with the TRD off Road package
If the reliability holds up with the new gen Tundra then Toyota will have a huge win long term. The new Gen exceeds the 2nd gen within all categories. I have had both and some folks don't want to admit it but the 3rd Generation Tundra is an improvement to an already great truck that being the Gen 2 5.7.
Agreed. Bought one brand new and going on 15k, no issues.
2022 30,000 miles no problems at all. 22.9 MPG today driving 425 miles. 70+. I don't understand the mileage gripes?
Why do I hear so much complaining about it. My wife and I are considering, but a lot of griping about the new Gen Tundra
Mine is 2022 capstone with 30000 mile on it no issues at all .
That truck looks good And is a quality built vehicle, I would probably buy a black or blue one.
Ben could you see if you could find a sr crewmax 4x4 I know it's sort of a unicorn. Just wondering what the lower hp would feel like.
Me says T.R.D. and Ben says Tee-er-dee 😂. We wuv u Ben
Can you tell me exactly what Westcott Design lift kit part number this is on this. 2024. Thank you. And the price?
Lifted trucks with larger tires definitely look nice but it’s a mileage killer. I’ve also noticed a lot of comments about how the Tundra can’t pull anything?? Not the case. Just had a friend buy a limited. Non hybrid. He’s coming from a Ram 1/2 ton diesel. With his work he recently hooked up to a 10,000 lb plus load. Said it pulled it perfectly. Actually better than his dodge diesel. Though he admitted it doesn’t get the same mileage but that’s expected. BTW he’s had numerous issues with his Ram constantly being in the shop. Then about a month ago it suddenly stalled on him about a mile from home so he pulled off on the shoulder and it caught of fire and burned up completely….
It 100% did not pull better than his dodge diesel.
@@SixSickCigs that’s what he said and had the small eco diesel
@@SixSickCigs I just looked at the specs of both engines. Torque # are basically the same and the Tundra has about 120 more hp going through a 10 speed transmission instead of an eight speed for the Ram. 1600 rpm for the Ram 2400 for the tundra. Which is an advantage but the transmission and hp gain might negate that.
@kross1261 your friend lied to you.
@@Epicknuckle1 maybe, I’ve never driven either vehicle but run the numbers on torque and HP and then add in the 10 speed transmission. I don’t think it’s that hard to believe…
Its that time if year again where Ben has to go in front of the elders with his beard.
How high is the lift ? 3inches ?
I put a leveling kit and 33”s on my Tacoma and of course I love the look but I hate how it drives and the gas mileage.
Wow. That's the exact truck I want. But I'm gonna wait for a tacoma instead 😅
I wish the Tundra had the Sequoia’s front bumper.
They have a sequoia front bumper kit you can replace on them. They look nice
@@Flippyman13 Nice, gonna look that up!
Tow hooks would be more worth it lol
2024 Toyota Tundra CrewMax Limited TRD 4X4 OFF-ROAD Lift Kit Package!
Does it affect the gas consumption when is lifted because the aerodynamic? Or not at all
That by itself isn't going to make a difference but adding the bigger tires definitely will.
Looks awesome. 15mpg not so awesome.
Better off getting the TRD 3” lift that can be installed at the factory it will fall under the factory warranty and is superior to the Westscott
Over $1700 for the Westcott Designs lift is a joke and a rip off by that dealership. I'm getting the Westcott Designs lift installed this month (waiting on the lift to be delivered) with alignment for $1200 from a highly regarded installer (per Westcott Designs) in my area. That price is out the door all taxes and fees included.
What does the lift - if not from Toyota- do to the warranty?
I looked this up some time ago
Basically, if something goes wrong with the truck and they can trace it back to the lift causing it somehow, your issues won’t be covered by warranty. I would assume dealers will always try to blame user for issues instead of forming out money to fix issues.
I tested a Tundra 1791. Fabulous fit and finish, quiet, and comfortable. It was just the most soulless thing I’ve ever driven. I passed.
Try test driving the 1794 edition. Much better truck!
@@ranger1752LOL
I’m not a fan of the 1791 but the 1794….. now that is a nice truck!
I’m struggling with the fact of a $72,000 dollar 1/2 ton truck when I just saw a video for a Silverado HD 2500 ZR2 for $72,000 much more truck for the same money
Supply and demand…
So you have a Sequoia on order??😂
very short answer: NO
Does this have ESS (Engine Start Stop)?
Yes, all newer vehicles have thise, but u can turn it off
@@Qfty that blows - turning it off doesn't solve for the added complexity of the system. electric is looking better all the time except for long road trips
8 % interest rate
Are you in Carolina?...thats a heck naw Ben
The honeycomb grill is so dated... the SR5 Base looks better in all black.
Fucking lit!
Those tires come with the TRD Off Road package.. that was quite misleading by you Ben.
Regear would be the best fuel economy
70k for a pickup with a V6 and no towing capacity! Not worth it at all.
Whilst I do agree Most people who get the tundra aren’t gonna be using it for any major towing their either gonna be using it for off roading or as a commuter vehicle
Putting inferior parts on a new truck is stupid.
Inferior???
@@tawaitai You are not smarter than Toyota Engineers.
North Park Toyota in San Antonio is a dishonest con shop. I stupidly traded in my 2018 Tundra for a 2023 Tundra with defective brakes and air conditioning. They were so desperate to sell it to me, they delivered it to my house and tried to force me to sign an "As Is" clause even with a manufacturer's warranty. First they lied and said the brakes were new so the squealing was normal. Then they admitted that the brakes were a "known issue." I brought the Tundra in a couple of times, they wouldn't do anything. The tech offered to resurface the rotors for a fee (it's under warranty). Wow, they don't even try to address the issue for free). Toyota does not care about you. If you live in Texas, stay away from Toyota. If you live in San Antonio, especially STAY AWAY FROM NORTH PARK TOYOTA. STAY AWAY FROM ALL TOYOTA DEALERSHIPS IN SAN ANTONIO.
Tundra doesn’t carry as much as an F-150. They are a Prius with a bed.
I put pallets of food from the food bank on mine. I get it filled with compost sometimes. I don't know what you want to 'carry', some lead bars?
He carries an extra transmission.@@joereyn3945
Which resale value is 5X an F150🤣
Wescott lifts are a joke...also, funny these UA-camrs selling these Tundras make no mention of the defective brakes and air conditioning. These trucks are a joke at any price. Don't support over inflated truck prices