I've Driven Them All and Here's How 2024 Full-Size Trucks Stack Up!
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Looking for a new 2024 full-size truck? Check out this video from Publisher Tim Esterdahl as he details the 2024 full-size truck lineup and what you need to know about these trucks.
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I finally let my 2002 F150 go last June and bought a new 2023 Nissan Titan Pro4X. I love it! It's a fantastic truck! Quiet, comfortable, powerful, and sort of old school without stop/start, without cylinder deactivation, and still has hydraulic steering. It ain't the best on gas but I'm retired and don't drive all that much any more. The 400hp 32 valve V8 has a lot of torque that you feel running around town.
Come back in 50,000 miles and give us an update. Literally any brand can feel nice when you're coming from a 20+ year old vehicle.
@@208SledHead One thing won't change. The seat fits my 80 yr old back so well that I don't have back pain after driving it for hours which is remarkable. The only other vehicle I've owned with that kind of seat is my wife's Infiniti EX37 that she still has.
There is NO best truck !!! If ya work hard for your vehicle and it works good for ya it’s the best one out there ✌🏻
Agreed. Look at the rest of the comments and I would hope it’s more of a rivalry thing but some of them get personal.
The best truck would be the most reliable/general quality vehicle. If a truck has poor reliability, it's definitely not the best truck
@@peterjordansonthe2nd731I’ve found that if you maintain your vehicles they are usually reliable
@peterjordansonthe2nd731 the problem is everyone says every other truck is bad but theirs. That is what's so frustrating to buyers looking for advice.
Seeing some comments, I don’t understand the brand loyalty thing. I think manufacturers need to earn your trust every year with better products and the truth is, they all have made great trucks and they have made lemons too. Don’t buy based on brand. Go test each truck and do your research on them.
Smart comment!
Good summary Tim! Funny how folks think a certain brand is bad. All of these new trucks are pretty awesome. I grew up with a 3/4 ton ‘78 GMC, then my 1988 Chevy S-10. I didn’t have a (new) modern truck again until 2021, when I bought the 2014 Ram Outdoorsman trim. I was thoroughly impressed how far trucks came with just that 4th gen Ram. Then I bought the 2022 Ram Laramie that I stopped by to show you. WOW! I drive it pretty much daily and I’m still Amazed how nice it is. It’s fun to keep up with all the new trucks news and updates. Thanks!
P.S….still dreaming of getting a TRX, probably not a trx. 😢
Agree. The technology, comfort, reliability, are all off the chart. I was reading an article about how even tire technology is constantly improving. New vehicles are expensive, but they are pretty amazing.
Welp - I just put down on a Platinum Reserve Titan. CANNOT BEAT THAT V8, the reliability and the ride is lovely. Is it a tad dated -sure. Do I care? No, less to to worry about, and i'll be driving it for 300000 miles if I want to, and I won't be in the shop every year. Good luck !
When am I going into the shop? My 2020 Ranger has had zero issues. I live in Wyoming and drive in the mountains every single day. When is my "every year" problems supposed to start? Do you have data to back up those claims? Or you just "know it"?
Nissan dealership in my area gives lifetime warranty on engine, transmission, and free oil changes for life on new vehicles. About to buy one as well after half a year of research into all these trucks.
@@drn13355you realize they weren’t talking about you directly right? Merely a generalization as justification for their purchase.
Buying a discontinued truck. Yikes
@pryme2013 what do you see wrong with him buying a discontinued truck?
My top 3 trucks I wouldn't mind buying (not in order), Ford F-150, Toyota Tundra, and Chevy Silverado. My dad has an 2009 F-150 bought new no issues, I have a Camry but if I were to get a truck it'll be the silverado for sure!!!
Man Tim, it seems like all these trucks are amazing. After driving near 2,000,000,000 miles in pickups.. starting back in the 1970’s, there just isn’t a bad choice.
For me, it’s the pricing that really bothers me.
I did some research. The President at Ford motor company made $400,000 total compensation in 1980. that was about 10x the middle management pay average. Today, the CEO often earns $25,000,000+. This is about 250, 300 X the income of the average middle management employee today.
If we look at the the top 30 senior executives incomes, you’re looking at near $1.000,000,000. This has to play a role in these massive high prices.
Wow nice breakdown! This type of info needs to be on the news and until then nothing will change
@@johnmorris77 The news isnt going to change any of that. Unions have been explaining that to the general public for a loooong time and nothing has changed.
@@honey2badger many unions are compromised as well
The best one is a paid off affordable truck.
Yep. The amount of money needed to buy a new full-sized pickup is obscene. Unless you use it a lot or have a lot of money, why buy one? My 2003 Duramax still runs fine.
$60,000 RST truck is the volume best selling model dang that sounds pretty high
Thanks for comparing features but that’s exactly what all the other journalists do. What I really want to know is which one rides the smoothest, which one has the best steering, which one corners the best, which one feels the most spacious, which one handles a moderate payload or tow load the best, if you had to have 1 for the next 5 years which one would you choose. That’s the type of info I want to know and I watch video after video and nobody speaks on any of it except power mpg and tfl does good on the towing.
And someone will comment saying go drive them yourself. Yea I have and I will but I want to do research before I’m at the dealer so I know what things to look for and I’m not test driving until I’m ready to write a check for 65k
The GM 2,7 engine and the 8 speed were updated in 2022. I have this combo in 2 trucks and really like how well they work.
Putting a tiny 4 banger in a full size truck is absolutely dumb.
@@tboe-cr8pz
The main complaint was due to reliability. Economy was the unexpected complaint because it didn't meet expectations. But people were thinking that the engine was going to blow up fairly quick. That's not the case with the 2.7t 4 cylinder. The 2.7t is GM's most reliable full size truck engine that utilizes cylinder deactivation. Over the 5.3, over the 6.2, even over the 3.0td. It's only fault was the transmission, which now has been updated but still needs to be tested. People needlessly complained about the 2.7t because it's small for a full size truck. Not even giving it a chance. Hell GM needs to make an inline gas powered twin turbo 6 cylinder version of it to replace the v8s. Probably prove more reliable than the v8s. While producing more power with low end torque.
@@99-Zulu A twin turbo six would prove to be more reliable then say the 5.3L V8? That's very funny.
@@jloutz
Why not? The 2.7t has already proven that it's more reliable than the v8s. Why couldn't an inline 6tt based off the 2.7t do the same thing?
@@99-Zulu Sure, maybe it could. I've had zero point zero issues with the 5.3L in my 2007 Tahoe. I did replace the rear passenger side window motor and the navigation system does some goofy stuff. Please send a link to all of this 2.7t reliability data, when you get the chance.
Thanks for all you do Tim. All of the info you put out is appreciated.
I bought the 2024 Tundra Limited TRD 4x4. LOVE IT! To me, quality/reliability/resale matter to me, and that is where Toyota always comes in first!
A significant number of those turbo 6 engines blow up.
@@williamwhite9767 Which year? Does this apply to 2024 models?
@@jarbarian google
@@williamwhite9767 I haven't had any Turbo problems.
@@jarbarian From what I understand the main bearings in the engine are what fails but I've also read that the estimated failure rate is 2%. So, you may be among the 98% especially if you change the oil frequently and don't beat on it too bad. But none should have bearing failure. Google Ford's ecoboost torture test on their 3.5 turbo when it first came out.
Can't find RamBoxes on 1500 trucks on dealer lots. 😢 a Ram 1500 Limited with locking diff and ram boxes is a unicorn.
Hey Tim, if you had to buy a truck today with the plan to keep it 10 years what would be your choice?
A basic work truck, less to break down. Then find something with a very common/strong power plant like the 5.7 hemi or the 5.0 coyote. The Ram Classic is probably the best value, it's been out for over a decade now and finding used parts will be no issue.
I second that… 5.7 Hemi ain’t bad but your manifold will most likely give you issues. 5.0 coyote seems like a better bet to me personally. F150. Bonus is aluminum vs steel so less rust overall.
I would say the tremor and zr2 are more similar because they are both more trail trucks. I would say at4 is more similar to the fx4 package.
@Pickup Truck Plus SUV Talk: Call me a skeptic, hater, etc., whatever you want. I cannot be convinced that these turbocharged engines will last as long as the naturally aspirated V8's that are going away. It is a shame the consumer won't have a choice shortly as they are being forced on us. Yes, the turbocharged engines offer more low-end torque and more power according to the seat of your pants but that doesn't make it better. The engine works harder, there is more pressure with direct injection, more strain on the transmission.
Folks like me who feel this way will migrate to 3/4 ton and 1 ton trucks that are not much more expensive than a half ton but still offer large displacement V8 gasoline engines. Yes, the ride will be a little compromised when the bed is empty but the truck is built to handle more abuse and daily wear and tear. For me, I am thinking F-250 with the 7.3 Godzilla. Others might go GM with the 6.6 gasser or Ram with the 6.4 Hemi. These trucks are just better in my humble opinion.
Good luck to those going for half tons with turbocharged engines. I hope I am wrong and you get 250k miles out of them. I just can't do it.
Have you ever watched Ford's 3.5 ecoboost torture test video?
Well... I was drawn into this video by "which one is best?" 30 minutes later, the question remains unanswered. That's numerous cycles of respiration and fired neurons that were wasted. Did I miss it?
What I don't see is the one you would pick over the others? Still not sure my 2024 Tundra TRD 4x4 was a smart pick. I did not take the hybrid though, never ever doing hybrid anything.
We all know Ford is the best, I have a 94 F-350 7.3 5 speed dual rear wheels, a 85 F-250 6.9 and a 05 F-150 5.4, I love them all.
My Ram has spent more time in the shop than on the road.
I can’t even sell it at this point. Still not fixed after 6 weeks.
Once it’s fixed I’m immediately sellers!!!
Which one is the quietest interior for highway driving?
I'm considering a truck and the GMC does look much better to me than the Chevy, but I realize that's subjective. I also like the look of the Ram and the interiors seem much nicer in the Ram. Not a huge fan of the Ford, but I should check it out.
Tim you commented that you think the 5.3l lifter issue has been corrected as you are not seeing as many comments about it lately. But is there any real definitive evidence from GM that it has been corrected? I’m in the market for a new full size truck (have a F150 now) and I want to give more consideration to the Silverado 5.3l, but I can’t bring myself to do so if this is still an issue.
I've tried many times to get definitive statements from automakers over the years and it is damn near impossible sometimes. I'll see what I can do.
Same here I want the 6.2 but I read that the lifter issue has a higher chance of happening in that engine than the 5.3 and don’t wanna bite the bullet if it hasn’t been fixed
What engine? I prefer a V8 over a turbo v6. It seems easy to work on and find parts for. Also no turbo, I am also looking at used. Suggestions as far as engine, trim, and, reliability? Chevy, Ford since the V8 are out?
Chrysler and reliability do NOT belong in the same sentence. Period.
One comment the RST lines up with the Elevation package.
Enjoying my trouble free 2021 F150
Does GM offer cloth seats on their mid trims and up? Maybe those will be more comfortable for you. I know I love cloth seats.
I heard the Ford V8 Coyote engine now has cylinder deactivation. Have you heard of any issues?
I don’t believe trucks are better than ever. Used to be you could buy most brands and they’d last a long time can’t say that anymore. I’ll take reliability and durability over tech every time. Even Toyota sold its soul.
I would like to see how the titan does in comparison
Why? It doesn’t exist anymore.
No kidding ? Then why am I seeing 2024's ?@@Pickuptrucktalk
@@indycharlielast model rolling out
This is 30mins of my life I will never get back!
Thanks for watching!
Hi! I’m thinking of getting a preowned full-sized pickup truck as daily work truck. I have a commute of 40 mile one-way (1.5 hrs) then another 1hr drive home in horrid SoCal traffic. I haul mostly network cabling installation equipment in the bed, and do not tow.
What brand, model year, engine and grade do you recommend? I would like to have some of the newer active safety features such as the automatic emergency braking system to avoid front collisions, but not as critical as long-term reliability and durability. Any suggestions for a late model pickup truck with Direct and Port Injection. Also, what immediate and affordable engine and transmission mods for reliability and durability do you recommend to protect the powertrain? I’m not looking for more power, just long-term reliability and durability as I don’t have too much money and need a truck for work and personal use. Thank you!
If I lived in the high country, I'd buy a Ford with the 3.5 ecoboost. Turbo engines don't lose as much performance at high altitudes as normally aspirated. I say Ford because they have been making that engine for 14 years.
What about the splitting roof in 23-24 Chevy/GMC trucks?
The one they fixed?
There is no way the Ram is the most reliable truck ?? I know too many people who own them even the newer trucks from 2019 on and they have plenty of issues.
Its not an issue if they dont fix it, mine is pretty nice except when its not and dealer wont agree with me that something doesnt feel right so i guess those issues wont be reported
As far as reliability all these makes were more reliable in the early 2000s
What about the Chev 6.6 gas engine? Maybe I missed that.
Great engine for sure, but it's only available on the HD trucks, not the half ton models reviewed here.
Been great for me. And better track record than the 7.3 over at ford
For performance go 6.2 if you need economy go 3.0 diesel or split difference with 5.3
I used to be a Ford man from many years. Then, I discovered Toyota… fell in love! A few years back, my tundra was totaled by some moron… my dad had an 06’ Silverado hanging around and drove it for 3 years before it died. Looking at getting a new one and I’m utterly disappointed with the decisions the manufacturers are making……looking like Titan might be the best option!
How about getting some real world feedback from truck owners.. if I want specs, I can read a brochure!
I have a 2016 high country. Meticulous on maint and the 75 k dollar pos is falling apart.
Never again in a gm
Toyotas V6 twin turbo experiencing massive engine failures. No thanks.
Glossed over too much at the end. Enjoyed the vid overall though.
The 2018 Chevy Silverado is a piece os shit and I will never buy any Chevy again.The transmission is a FALURE and the engine check light came on at $8,000 miles.This is my fifth Silverado and NEVER Again.
I think the Chevy LTZ is the closest thing to the sierra slt
Newer trucks aren't more efficient. There isn't a single midsize truck that gets anywhere close to 31mpg that my 1988 Carbureted Toyota truck gets.
Do you homework and get the best truck at the best deal…don’t be an idiot and get caught up in the brand.
People want turbos in their vehicles until the realize the cost that comes with it. Put V8s back in trucks!
Could you talk just a little faster?😉
Just use the settings to slow me down. Click the gear icon.
Then could your enunciate and stop running over your own words? @@Pickuptrucktalk
Hi - Bread 😂
Hi bread?
Just the way I say it. I’ve tried pronouncing it the right way and it isn’t easy.
HiBread
The 2018 is a piece of shit.The transmission went and the catalytic converter went to.Never again. I owned 5 of these trucks and I will never buy another one again.
4.8, not 4.3
Nissan Titan is more reliable than all the trucks you just mentioned.
You talk just too damn fast . Stop the ratcheting! It would be much more effective!
Cant afford a truck anymore. these are absolutely stupid prices. if you think normal people can afford these prices you are delusional. when the average price of a new full sized truck from a dealer with the things you want in it is affordable by anyone you must be smoking that haha weed. showroom gmc nearly 80k. chevy 70 plus k. ford 70 plus k. toyota, heck the tacoma was 68k. i never got to the tundras.
It’s all just way too expensive
Slow down went you talk.
I can’t imagine ford and ram being more reliable than Toyota. Maybe 1 specific trim/setup. Not overall, not buying it. GM is junk. Transmissions garbage, build quality on par with Chinese junk.
Be serious and tell us your personal experiences that justify your comment. Real work, real life….
Got a 79 f350 460 get 45 mpg at 105 mph pulling a 10,000 trailer uphill all the time
Ram the most reliable full size truck
No its not.
I have GMC denali 6.2. I had a preformance shop delete the afm. 420 hp. I'm 66 and love it. Average 24.5 at 77 mph 150 mile trip.
In Minnesota, so even in that environment .
@dennisvandergriff7757 which shop? I live in Rochester mn
@@davidgrunklee8407 I had Becker Auto un Alexandria do ir.
@@davidgrunklee8407 Becker Auto Alexandria, Mn.
Mention my name my give you a discount. There are a superb shop!
Owner was Ford master mechanic
I have a 2023 GMC SIERRA SLT with the LZ0 and it has 11,000 miles on it and is just turning 1 year old. This truck was assembled in Mexico and the fit and finish was excellent. Average fuel economy is 28.0 mpg (hand calculated). I’ve had zero issues with this truck. It’s quiet, comfortable and has plenty of power. I also have a 2003 Silverado 2500 with the 6.0 liter gas motor and this has been an excellent truck as well. My ‘86 Ford F250 I kept for 23 years and was a good truck except for the front suspension. My motto has always been take care of your vehicles and most likely they will take care of you. Happy Holidays.
2021 f150. 5ltr 4x4 shorty. Third one of this type. It hauls,pulls,and gets in an out of tight places. Good in the woods. Great truck@.
Toyota has always had terrible cheap boring interiors. If they would up that area they would be more competitive.
Nissan Titan is discontinued for MY 2025. There is still a 2024 MY Titan.
And it’s probably the most reliable truck.
I love the Titan. Love my 5.0 but if anything were to happen to it I think a Titan would be a great replacement.
My 19 titan sv 4x4 has been a good truck, with the exception of:
-Depreciation value
-Terrible aftermarket support
-Seats are uncomfortable in my opinion
Chevy Silverado 2018 shitty transmission.I am never buying any Chevy again.What a rip off.
You can get the GT package for the Ram Laramie and Rebel trims that gives you a console shifter instead of the dial.
SO GLAD I am not in the market for a truck now. While performance is truly incredible, prices are Insane and I'll just say the aesthetics don't do anything for me on any of them 😖
They all look 5x better with a 2 inch level and 33-34 inch tires. My 5th gen ram looked okay stock, now I see people all the time just staring at it. It’s the most beautiful truck I’ve ever had and I’ve had like 8 trucks lol
I waited for the 3rd year production Tundra for a reason. SR5 4x4 as i don’t really need all the bling. I already have a serious off-road vehicle. Will stay stock for now. Will be eyeballing the 3rd year Taco.
Doesn’t the 2024 tundra had issues with metal shavings in the engine? How can you call that reliable?
I drive a ram, it’s pretty nice
Me too 👍🏾
Wait till 100k miles.
@@Alejandro_C62 have had 2 at 200k , what's the problem?
@@claysmurthwaite2386 what year are/ were they? I had a 2014 5.7 Ram 1500 R/T Sport, developed lifter failure at 100K. Damn shame it was a great 2 door truck.
you can build a 24 now, i went on the ford site today...
I'm looking for a full size truck, 6' bed, I'm 6'5". My kids are tall too so room in the back. I'm not going to use it to tow.
Here's the guy who doesn't know shit about trucks. It's yours and everyone's opinion. The chevys V8s are the worst to buy right now. Not reliable and underpowered.
I'm currently shopping around for a full size truck to purchase by the end of the year roughly. The mid-sized trucks don't suit my needs. I'm comparing all brands right now and pricing. My main things that I'm looking for are space in the back seat, 3 children with car seats and booster seats. Also for hauling my fishing gear and towing a kayak on a trailer or in the bed in the future. Any recommendations
Lots of good options. They all work for what you posted.
Ram has come a long way since 2019 the best rides like a mercedes
I think some truck brands do a good job of offering decent equipment at the low end. Buyers should really start at the bottom and really spend some time thinking about what they must have instead of what looks cool. I bought a new 2023 F150 XL SuperCrew with a few upgrades. Nope it doesnt have somethings. No heated seats, no sun roof... but it has blind spot monitoring, back up sensors, CarPlay/Android Auto and comfy cloth seats. I love it. Oh, the thing I like most: It has a tailgate that only does normal tailgate things. Like opening with a handle.
Thanks for being a subscriber for 3 years! UA-cam has a new notification that lets me see that.
The XL is supposed to be a work trim, yet I see it being the new low-end consumer grade for most customers. You get what you want, not what you don't and it is cheaper.
What, are you the language popo?
People of channel and of course Tim, I need some opinions! I have a good job no family no dependents and my company pays for my gas. I can get pretty much any truck available new; any model any engine and gas is paid for. I am not too fancy but I do care tremendously about performance and dependability, and I’d like to take excellent care of the truck and keep it forever and pass down to my future kids or nephew. What should I get???? Requirements are new, 1500 or bigger, fast/powerful. Diesel or gas either. Will be daily driver and highway miles. Rarely off roading if ever. Minimal hauling. Thoughts?
I myself have towed a fifth wheel and boat for 20 years. So hauled some weight and used a heavy half ton GM 6L 2003. Had great power and suspension hauled with now issue. I have a 2019 Ram now and still do. Truck is great. Power is fantastic and also towed a 36 ft travel trailer for my friend. No no no problems with power or suspension sag. I do tow my boat and small trailers now but don’t require a diesel at all or anything more than a 1500. 1500 Hemi is more than enough for what I do. Why spend a lot more money on 3/4 or diesel truck for when it’s not needed and not to mention the higher maintence costs and diesel fuel is more expensive. Long story short for me. I wanted a proven power plant (Ram,Hemi and ZF transmission). Ride comfort. Luxury. Retired now so my Ram was the pick for me. Plus I work on my own vehicle and it’s so easy to work on under the hood. Ya got room and less plastic junk around the engine. Good luck with your choice and enjoy. 👍
@@ramrider1453 I appreciate that
Hi Tim-
Thanks for sharing.
So tent and camper? Mmkay… sure.
F#*& stellantis !!!!😡
Ummm…the correct answer, is “Titan.”
😂
That is why Nissan is getting rid of it. Bye bye.
@@defmc1 they’re getting rid of it because the egghead consumers of the American truck market love overpaying for Toyota and the big 3. The irony of the situation is the current Titan v8 engine is still the most reliable power train of any full size gas truck sold in the American market.
"Customers get a better driving experience with more low-end torque". Not sure if they are paying you to say that but there is no way those 4 bangers or even 6 have a better driving experience than an 8. The six may make similar power (unless the 8 is supercharged) but just do not feel the same. The smaller engines just sound crappy. The manufacturers want people to believe that they are great so they can continue selling vehicles because they know the EPA is riding them hard.
I first bought a 2012 f150 fx2 5.0, then traded it in for a 2014 f150 king ranch 5.0, that got destroyed by tree falling on it a month later. I got a 2014 fx4 5.0 that i traded in a year ago for a 2023 f150 5.0 lariat.
11 years of F150s with zero trips to the mechanic, besides tires. I hope they keep the 5.0. Its reliable.
Happy with the Tundra Hybrid. Fantastic truck.
Congrats and enjoy! What model Tundra did you buy?
@@cwqrpportable Hybrid Platinum, love the interior and exterior in Blueprint color. Wanted the air bags for towing. Super happy with the truck.
@@JIPlatium That sounds like a sweet ride……enjoy! We RV with our F150 hybrid and the 7.2kwh power on board is a game changer for our dry camping.
@@cwqrpportable that would be nice for sure to have the power on board. I don't RV, but glad it works for you! Grats on your truck too
You are happy with a hybrid truck that gets 19 mpg? I hate mine. It is a rolling box of cheap shit. Mine is gone within the next five months.
$60 to $80k for two rails and a bed??? You can keep em!
I thought you were gonna talk about your driving experience
How does the moisture ventilate when the top is completely seeped shut with the reflective layer and then the insulation. You don’t leave any room for air and moisture to escape?
I’m a Toyota driver… 2019 Tundra… i love it, but i will say, Toyota fucked up with then new platform. Not only is it Ugly as sin.. but the mpg they were hoping to improve didn’t really happen in “real world testing”. The new tundra is also extremely over-priced.
Watch your language
When was the last time you saw a movie in a theater ? @@cwqrpportable
@@cwqrpportable No!..
Yea , ain’t paying that🙄
WHAT ?
If I were on the market today for a brand new 1/2 ton truck, my first and only choice would be the Chevy/GMC 1500 twins with the 3.0L engine. If I wanted a used 1/2 ton truck, it would be the 2014 - 2021 Toyota Tundra, a simple truck that would last forever.
Dude SLOW DOWN! You talk waaaay too fast!
Play back speed 0.75
In 1975 I bought my first F-100, $3900, 2 wheel drive, automatic,a/c am-fm radio. 390V-8 and 8ft box
you should do Heavy duty trucks as well
Absolutely. Half ton market is now just an suv with a (small) bed.
@@pryme2013 that's true I hope someday things will be back to being somewhat affordable till then I'll keep on dreaming that