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2022 Toyota Tundra Back Up Assist Demo
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
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The 2022 Toyota Tundra has a new feature for when towing a trailer in the form of back up assist. In this videa I demonstrate that for you.
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I know off-topic from this video, but I’m really diggin’ the screen. Most modern vehicles have ugly “floating” screens and even the luxury brands couldn’t figure it out. Toyota has managed to put a huge screen and a more flush than float look making it clean af imo.
I agree, i like how they integrated it.
Jon, it was good to meet you a few days ago at the irish pub! Thank you for all that you do on here for 4Runner owners! Take care brother!
Great to meet you too David! I hope you all had a great trip!
This is impressive, however I need to see someone place their boat/travel trailer into a really tight spot using this TT assist. If there is one already point me at that video.
Nice feature .. Glad to see Tundra is NOW competitive with some up to date features . It was really lacking before .
For sure!
The Ford trailer backup system has been an option now for almost 5 years. I have never used the Toyota system but have watched a dozen videos on it's use. I have used the Ford system for almost 5 years off and on; I don't need help backing up a trailer but I feel for people who do. It's hard!
It's a big step forward for Toyota but it is sure not better than the Ford system. The Ford system is far more intuitive and has more features. With the Ford system, an operator does not have to manually turn their trailer while reversing. I mean after all, isn't this what confuses so many? The Ford system allows you to use a control knob on the dashboard; the control knob is turned, in varying degrees, in the direction you want the trailer to go. Easy peasy.... Then, when you are satisfied with the direction of the trailer, let go of the knob and the trailer will back up in a straight line with the truck doing all the work.
Sometimes even truth can make sense on RUclips
Magic , you are right , backing small Trailer its very hard , i tried U-Haul trailer and it was hard .
Hi! Is this a standard feature on the limited trim?
Thanks in advance.
Wonder if you can point to where you want to go? What if you’re not goin straight back?
He explained that in the video.
I heard one of the reporters got their fingers hurt while doing this demonstration. Apparently, the steering wheel turned really fast and got them. Did you hear about that while you were there?
I didn’t hear about that. But I wouldn’t be surprised it really snapped the steering wheel fast
Great system and easier than the Ford. We did it in San Antonio during our T3. Great video! Shared!
A lot better than fords
HELLO? How is it easier than the Ford trailer backup assist? This Toyota system will work great if you have your trailer straight and you just want to back it up with no easy adjustment.
The Ford system allows you to, for example, back your trailer into a camp site using the easy control knob, 90 degrees from a road in a provincial or state RV park. When you are finished turning the trailer in reverse with the control knob, you simply let go of the knob and the trailer will continue straight in that direction. While backing up straight, if you do need to make a slight adjustment, you can easily do that by turning the control knob in the right direction and then let go allowing the trailer to continue straight.
With the Toyota system, while backing up with straight path assist, the driver would need to pause, stop the vehicle and push the appropriate button to enter the other mode and manually steer the trailer and then supposedly re-enter the straight path assist. How is that easier than the Ford system?
No one should be taunted for not being able to easily back up a trailer. I was raised on a 500 acre beef farm and I was backing up trailers when I was 10. Some people have difficulty....
It would be interesting to hear TRD JON's thoughts on this and his explanantion of how this system is better. Or is it?
The ford system goes opposite ? I guess of what the steering wheel would do. So if you know how to back up trailers it may mess with you since it is opposite of how you’d naturally back up a trailer if that makes sense.
@@TRDJon Please explain how it's better
@@TRDJon Thanks for the reply. For clarification, nothing could be simpler than the Ford system. You simply turn the knob in the direction you want the trailer to go. Period, full stop. When the trailer is heading in the direction you want it to go, simply let go of the knob and it carries on reversing straight in that direction.
The Toyota system may be good in it's own right, but it does not appear better. If anything, it's far less intuitive and cumbersome.
I've been backing trailers, including pups for 55 years; I don't need the system but some do and I have used mine lots and it is simply amazing and fun just how easy it is for someone who can't back up manually can all of a sudden do it.
One question…. Not this video related…. Do you know if the Tundra TRD pro front grill can be mounted on the Limiteds? I’m speaking of the 2022 Tundra’s of course. Thanks!
I don’t see why not. Only thing of concern is if there is a mount for the light bar
Your right, backing up a small trailer is very difficult, especially like an unloaded utility trailer. This back up assist makes it look easy though, is it part of a package?.....available on all trims?
It's available as and upgrade package.
I love this truck js ...
It’s gonna be sweet
Nice feature to have Jon but I think it would make you a bit lazy in the head or just plain lazy, hehe. Thanks for the share JON interesting feature to have and I like it (personally) but the manual part needs to be mastered first (In my opinion). :) NC
Very true! Cuz you may tow with a different truck one day and be horrible at it it.
So, I am assuming that with a snug top, all of this will be rendered useless? Except the tailgate back up camera?
correct
OMFG! So cool! Is this standard on all trim levels?!?
No it wont be standard. An upgrade though I believe on limited and up.
It's old technology that's been around almost 5 years, in a better format
Wow excellent job!
Glad you like it!
@@TRDJon Is it powerful to pull or weak because only 3.5L V6 ?
More powerful than the 5.7 it replAces
@@TRDJon really, so I will buy one, but I saw someone in youtube saying that too many problems with the turbo.
3rd party issue that’s been fixed for a while
Whoo, first! 😎
Yes you are! Thanks man! I hope you had a great weekend!
@@TRDJon Sure did, hope yours was terrific too!!
Thank you man!
Are you still in San Antonio or is this a different location?
This was at Canyon Lake
That is pretty cool! Any other trucks have this?
Ford has one, but you have to used it with a dial that goes opposite of the wheel so it is kinda confusing.
Yes Ford has had an excellent system for almost 5 years now. I have used it multiple times and it is slick. The advantage I see of the Ford over the Toyota is that with the Ford system you have a control knob that you use to turn the trailer. You turn the knob in the direction you want the trailer to go and then when you have the trailer going in the right direction, you simply let go of the knob and it will carriy on straight in reverse. The advantage of the Ford system over the Toyota system, as I see it, is with the Toyota system you have to manually place the trailer in the direction you want it to go first.
The Ford system will do exactly what the Toyota system does and MORE in a more intuitive fashion. If you want to back straight up with the Ford system, no problem, go ahead and back up in a straight line, the truck does all the work.
@@cwqrpportable That actually sounds better. I tow a lot and never back straight.
@@jamie.andrews Thanks for the reply. I'm with you, the Ford system sounds (to me) much more useful. I don't need the system for backing up a trailer but it comes in super handy for some of my employees who find backing up a trailer difficult. Ford has had this system now for almost 5 years.
I've seen Maximum Overdrive. This doesn't end well for humanity.
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Is there really a 2022 Tundra? I hear about it but I am yet to see a real one. October 27 and still none on the lots? Phantom truck?
It's not hitting lots till December....
@@J.Shane_24 You do realize I was being sarcastic don't you?
@@TRDJon I was being sarcastic making fun of how long this tease has been going on. I don't think I have ever seen a manufacturer tease this long.
Ford has been putting this in their F150,s for years....nothing new here .
DIdn't know this was a new Ford
@@TRDJon like i was saying ...the Tundra has a way to go to catch Ford , compare the amount of F150,s on the road to Tundras ..., i was seriously thinking of going the Tundra route , as it is a nice truck , but after doing research i found that the Tundra doesnt compare to my 2021 F150 Lariat , i mean c,mon no front tow hooks ? what,s that all about ? .Not to mention the many options the Lariat has and it is only a mid tier truck in the F1150 lineup .
This is crap because it doesn’t work
Sorry but if you need this tech to back up a trailer I don’t care what size, You shouldn’t be towing.
I agree with a comment prior to this. Backing up a trailer should be mastered first prior to using this.