Used 2024 Toyota Tundra near me for sale

plenty! easily merge and pass traffic. no problems towing my trailer.

no problems at all. just routine maintenance and oil changes.

test drove the sr5 and the limited has more comfortable seats

averaging 17mpg city according to the screen.

It has worked with no issues with good tech and no problems. I am loving the look too.

The clusters are great. You get so much information.

It handles pretty good as I do have the 1794/TRD model and I have the Bilstein Shocks.

The fuel economy could be better, but it is a truck. I get about 17-17.5 mpg and that is in the warmer months (July -Nov). We will see what the winter will bring.

I have not had an issue (Yet or hopefully ever) , but there is no secret that Toyota has had to recall over 200,000 units for engine issues (some say engine debris and others talk about a main seal floating free in the engine). Who knows, but what I know is Toyota stands behind their product (Unlike my experience with Ford (I owned a F150) and I have heard horror stories about Dodge and GMC/Chevy. I feel comfortable with Toyota.

I do have a "Wind noise" coming from my doors (fronts) and I will have to have Toyota look at this. I do think this is a minor issue. There are also some rattles from the interior and I am not the only one having this issue at all. I did take my truck in for a horrible rattle in the tailgate/truck bed, but the tech says they could not hear it :(

Provides a very smooth ride for a pick-up

The oversized screen displays my route.

I've owned Toyotas for over 20 years and am very happy with their durability. In fact, I still have the Avalon I bought in 2002. It runs great even with 180K miles.