2024 Toyota Tundra: Even More Quality Control Issues | C'mon Toyota! *BUYER BEWARE*
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- In this video, I outline the comprehensive list of quality issues I've had with my 2024 Tundra so that you, the consumer, can make a more informed decision when considering one of these vehicles. Below is also a detailed list that I will update as more things come up.
Quality Control Issues:
Defective window seal
Rattling window
Loose window control bezels
Cheaply assembled door card
Loose transmission shifter
Creaking seat
Noisy/cheap headliner
Tailgate door gaps/misalignment
Tailgate paint chips
Poor quality/loose trailer connector
Rust on front end coil springs
Rust on rear differential
Missing door seals
Loose front and rear windows
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I just dont get people even thinking that you are being to picky. You pay 60,000 for ANYTHING you expect to get what you pay for. These trucks should have nothing rattling on them at all. They shouldnt have cheap rubber seals. These trucks cost more than a Mercedes car. Absolutely ridiculous.
Welcome to inflation auto. Pay more for less quality
I agree
@@mrqualityreviewer4752inflation doesn’t justify it fully. Even adjusted for inflation these things are over priced. And their new sedans are priced the same for more features. They just charge this amount because they know the American market craves big suvs and trucks right now.
Im surprised that the bought Toyota fans are not demanding to have your video taken down. No excuses at that price point. My 22 Frontier I bought used is hundreds times better quality on what you showing us and only cost me in the mid 2’s.
Brand loyalty is a hell of a thing. Frontiers are solid trucks; I wish I still had mine.
Toyota did what most companies do and said, look let's poke them, they will buy it because it has Tacoma on it and they are fan boys.... End of an era. I have a perfect 23 Tacoma, trd or with 6' box and it's awesome and well. So sorry you got what you got.
Almost everything that you have mentioned is the direct result of trying to make the truck as light as they possibly can. I wouldn’t be surprised if the paint starts falling apart as well
I agree 100% with this statement, to make the truck lighter for MPG’s. Higher quality parts are heavier, that’s a simple fact. Great comment 👍
I had a 21 sr5 TRD sport and from the looks of the video mine was built alot better
It probably was! Thanks for watching.
Great video 👍
Thank you!
Honestly, this is a $15,000 truck, and they're charging $60,000. The sad part is if they're being that cheap on the outside, what are they cheaping out on inside the motor and transmission?
Toyota Corporate does NOT care. I’ve wrote them several times and they chose Greed over customer loyalty. Toyota deserves to lose their market share and profits to their shareholders. Let the new Tacoma and Tundra “Rot on the Lot!”
Wow! I can't believe how bad Toyota has gotten. This is just pitiful. Especially for the money they want for these friggin things these days. 😱
You steered me clear away from Toyota. I can't look at them the same.
Then why the fu$& you buy it then?? 😂
If you want a better quality truck, you have better look at older trucks! If you think your Toyota is bad, then you will hate the other brands! it is still much better made junk than any other brands.
Looks like to me you are being to nick picky. You need to trade for a Ford or Chevy if you don't like the Tundra. FYI , most all new vehicles by all manufactures are made as cheap as they can make them. Maybe you need to buy an older truck 10 or 15 years old.
You’re a clown 🤡
Yeah, perhaps I am a bit nit picky, but I just think these quality issues are unacceptable. If they can’t design a window seal or a door correctly, it makes me wonder how the complex powertrain will hold up. Just trying to get the word out. Thanks for the comment, though!
@ZetaDogProductions I agree. I absolutely love Toyota and the new Tundra but it's not immune to critism ESPECIALLY at this price point. I'm looking into a 1794 and seeing one in person it was plagued with the exact same quality issues minus a few here and there. Enjoy the truck as much as you can but you are absolutely right to point out all these discrepancies.
I understand your concerns, don’t get me wrong because I own a 24 myself. My biggest concern is the new turbo engine. I hope it holds up and they have all the bugs out of it. I saw where one guy was out of warranty and his engine went out on a 22 model and the Toyota dealer wanted $28000 to replace it. If that would happen I would have to sell the truck because I can’t believe a replacement engine would cost that much. I have never bought an extended warranty, but am thinking about it. I read also about Fords and Chevy having problems too. I really like my Tundra. I just hope it holds up to the reliability that Toyota is known for. Good luck with yours and I hope you get the problems worked out on it. So far mine has been good, no problems.
@@Tundra-pw2cu Thanks for the reply. I hope you continue to enjoy yours and that it remains trouble free!
Prices went up and quality went down.
Toyota better wake up. People want the reliability of the old tundra and the V8
true.
They are taking money from American taxpayers to do this.
Also known as greed…
These videos are why I’m keeping my 2016 Tundra V8 Crewcab Limited until the wheels fall off. All I do is change oil,buy new tires and brakes as needed. No Recalls👍
I will start out by saying, I am the furthest thing from any brand loyalist. For what it’s worth, I just came from a 2020 F-150 to my first Tundra, 2024 Limited TRD. My wife also went from a 2018 Expedition to a 2024 Venza. At this point, both of us couldn’t be happier. A family member had nothing but issues with his 2021 F-150 and dumped it in less than a year. I have previously owned a Silverado, Ram, Sierra, F-150, and now a Tundra. The new Tundra, so far, is my favorite. I love the way it drives, its power, towing capability, the feel of the transmission (especially compared to the Ford 10R80), its handling, etc. With this being said, the most dependable truck I have ever owned was a 2008 Dodge Ram (not including the Tundra at this time due to it being so new). However, the Ram of 2008 is not the Ram of today. Additionally, don’t even get me started on what GM’s 4L60E transmission has cost me and several friends in the past.
I can’t argue against the fact that some of the fitment and interior parts could definitely be improved on the Tundra. But, having disassembled some of the interior already for some aftermarket installations, I do appreciate the ease with which things come apart and go back together. Also, for the first 2000 miles or so, the seats in the Tundra were the absolute worst seats I had ever sat in for anything longer than an hour. The seats are finally comfortable enough for longer trips but still don’t (and likely never will) match the comfort of my former F-150’s seats. Long-term dependability may far exceed my prior trucks or may leave me sobbing in the corner. The jury is still out on this and only time will tell how well my Tundra ultimately shakes out.
The new tundra is 💩
Never buy American made Toyota. I had a 2020 Toyota Avalon Limited hybrid and the quality of that car inside and out was horrendous. Doors miss aligned, interior quality was awful (cheap plastics, huge gaps everywhere, horrible wind noise). Rear doors would creak because the rear quarter glass trim was flexing and making noise. Head lights were fogging up and hazing over. Overall just garbage quality. Japan made only from now on.
Can you even get a tundra from Japan?
@@TheGregh1977 negative, which is unfortunate. If I were to get a Tundra it would the last generations because it has a good track record for reliability.
@@TheGregh1977 The only Toyota pickup truck that was ever made in Japan and sold here was the Hilux and even that isn't made in Japan anymore. Thank the Chicken Tax.
I have an American made 2020 Camry LE and I've had zero issues. Build quality is good and 52k trouble free miles and counting. Gets great gas mileage, especially for a non hybrid. Guess you just got a car built on a Monday 🤷🏻♂️
For the money they want for these trucks the quality is horrendous. Toyota used to be reliable and good build quality but now overpriced junk
Definitely over priced
Cheap plastic doesn’t make it unreliable. It might be a let down for the tactile senses, but it’s an SR5.
@@Seashedoh they’re junk
Toyota went from the best truck on the market, to 100% the worst piece of shit truck on the market
And I drive Toyota , of the older ones. The new stuff is just so bad.
@Toyota USA, you need to fix this stuff. Their quality is really going down hill. Not the Toyota we’ve come to expect. To be honest, I’m considering an F150 over the Tundra for my next vehicle.
All QC Engineering must be Japanese from now on!
I love how the 2021 Tundras were well built and Mike Sweers ordered his team to make shit cheaper on the 2022+ models. The previous gens all had big 10.5" rear diffs standard and on the new gen there big diff only comes on the more expensive rigs. The front differential is aluminum instead of cast steel like in the previous gens. The stronger CV axles are only on the PRO and they downgraded the CVs on the cheaper trucks. The tie rods are way smaller than the previous gen trucks too. Dint nitpick too much, you might get disappointed even further. You compare the quality of the new tundra with the new Tacoma that's supposed to have terrible quality because "hecho en Mexico" but the jokes on the haters. New Taco feels better put together than the new Tundra.
Unfortunately, I went down the rabbit hole picking this thing apart already, haha. I don't want to beat a dead horse, so I probably won't do another QC video unless something else falls apart, but man, it really does feel like this thing was put together by a couple of high school sophomores. I'm starting to get the impression Toyota used the Tundra consumer base as beta testers for the new Taco and 6th gen 4runner. Just sucks Toyota hasn't improved the quality 3 years into building these damn things.
@@ZetaDogProductions you won't see significant quality changes until the mid cycle refresh. When they redesign the interior and give it a nose job, you might be lucky to find a better built truck.
@@ZetaDogProductionsI doubt the mid-cycle refresh will correct most of these issues as it would require them to completely retool many areas of the truck. I’m hopeful, but not holding my breath. It’s too bad that Toyota would let their customers down like this.
Wow, that's a lot of stuff. Doesn't feel like Toyota quality at all.
Why is everyone wanting one of these?
Well, I got one because of Toyota's reputation for reliability, they drive really well, and are comfortable. I took a gamble, and now I am paying for it. Having said that, I think most people that buy one are brand loyalists.
My jeep gladiator Mojave is much well put together, no squeaks, cracks and most importantly no mechanical issues thus far.
You would get better build quality in a Nissan Sentra - This is pretty sad.
I just bought a 2024 Tundra Limited
I was excited about the JBL system with/ the Sub, But once you start playing music, it rattles all the door panels as if there were cables hitting plastic or something, but now it is annoying. That is my only complaint so far after owning it for two weeks.
Get a louder system 😮
Thank you for this video, dude! I currently drive a 2020 Sequoia TRD Pro and just purchased a 2024 Rav4 Limited Hybrid for the wife about 6 months ago. I have a little over 100k on the sequoia and wife’s put about 10k on her new Rav4 and both have been flawless. I specifically waited for a Japanese built rav4 and haven’t regretted it. I nearly fell for it dude. I test drove a 2024 Tundra and was ready to purchase. They offered me 50k trade for my sequoia and an out the door of 50k for an SR5 like yours. I watched your video and decided to hold off. I appreciate you saving me a TON of headache!!!!!!
As an Engineer that works for corporate America, I can tell you that these trucks are design with the premium models in mind. The fit and finish are in the premium models. The lower end models are an after thought where they try to save cost through the cheapers parts which are thinner and made of cheaper materials. Thats why the mechanical fit is not very well and you have all the rattles. In terms of labor, it cost them almost the same to build a Capstone vs a SR5. The big saving is in the parts cost! That $25K difference in price from capstone to SR5 is mostly all in using cheaper inferior parts in the SR5. It's not right but that's how corporate America is.
Excellent comment, thank you!
They charge you an extra $25k for higher quality parts that actually only cost them $5k more. That's the way that works. I've worked in the automotive parts industry and the premium grade parts have a MUCH higher margin than the basic parts.
You want a good truck but you don’t want to spend?, that’s the results.
So a Toyota OFF ROAD is made of cheap materials for off roading??
It’s a 65K truck……you have to spend an extra 25K for upgraded luxury amenities to get “quality” you guys are crazy and deserve to have your money stolen out of your pockets. Enjoy your new Toyota Tundra’s and Tacoma’s and when you’re engine has a catastrophic failure or your CV axel’s snap, or your transfer case fails when lightly off-roading, think of me and then go back to being a Toyota shill. Good day.
facts like this fellow is referencing is exactly why the previous generation has such high demand.
Can we petition to abolish the chicken tax?
Bro nobody's going to feel sorry for you you knew you bought a piece of crap you shouldn't spend all that money for it If you just got to complain about it, find you a used reliable truck and roll with it
Not complaining to complain, nor am I asking for people to feel sorry for me. As I stated in my video, I am documenting the issues for my records and so that people are well informed if they're considering buying one.
Ya i would be disappointed with all the squeaks n creaks too, and the way u pulled on that door pocket is just cheap
Toyota has failed all their customers because of corporate greed and using cheap parts and bad engineering for their V6 Twin turbo and a cheap cheap cheap exterior and interior build. For shame Toyota. I also experienced the Tundra and test drove it. It’s bad. It’s really really bad if you tell the salesperson to be quiet and let you examine this epic fail of a Toyota truck. The 2024 Toyota Tacoma is also really cheap and having transmission issues.
It is incredible what is happening with Toyota quality.
A company that one trusts because of its well-earned reputation for quality.
I hope they reconsider and improve.
I hope they don't kill the Toyota Corolla, too.
Real talk, the front end is made with squishy plastic for pedestrian safety standards etc. Mandated, not Toyota's fault..
The rampant engine failures though. BIG TIME mess up on Toyota's part! Dependability has always been Toyota's thing, MEGA FAIL!
Your dealer ship sucked btw . It’s not just about the sales and management it’s also about the service techs . Idk when you have a truck it’s a truck . The 4Runner isn’t really a truck and is designed as a passenger vehicle with some off roading in mind .
I still can’t believe how cheaply made the new Tundra and Tacoma are built….😢 I’m just in disbelief that Toyota put out such a piece of garbage…
Did you notice any of this when you bought it?
No, outside of the cheap plastic all over the dash. These issues become more apart the longer you live with the truck. Same goes for the 3 mechanical issues this truck had.
Toyota what is this garbage?
Go buy a F Ford.
Meh, they’re just as bad.
Buy an older v8 tundra or v8 f150 you can't go wrong.
How, Made in American not Japan. Even Chinese still built better car than us.
Scrap this model and start over Toyota. This truck is a dud. I’d like to think you can do better but I’m not so sure anymore.
I cross shopped trucks this past winter and was not impressed with the '24 Tundra. I find the whole truck to be a mess and the fit and finish was subpar. I bought three new F150s.
It's not just toyota. QC has fallen off for majority of the brands
Made in the USA 😞👍
Probably should have looked at them closer before you purchased a Toyota
What a mess Toyota. They are really hurting their reputation with this Tundra.
cant be fixed the parts are junk not the techs fault its the engineers fault
Same here on my 2024 sr5 long bed Tacoma keep in mind I just got the car not even 50 miles on it and although everything seemed great I quickly noticed door rattle not only that my entire door panel isn’t even on 🤔turns out it’s the clips inside the pannel that came broken ridiculous for a 47k dollar truck you’d expect the parts to at least be on took it to the dealer they literally put a piece of foam inside I decided to order the part myself and I’m going to replace it would be suprised if I notice more quality issues to be honest . CHECK YOUR CARS PEOPLE BUYER BEWARE ! It’s my fault for not pulling on every part and really checking myself it’s so easy to get lost when purchasing a new vehicle but it’s not just tundras !!!
Unfortunately I’ve noticed as the years go on, “TINyota” quality is going literally south (i.e. Mehico outsourcing) and each gen is noticeably becoming cheaper and cheaper. I noticed within a couple of minutes how much cheaper the 4th gen Tacoma is compared to the 3rd gen; which I thought was cheap since I bought a 3rd gen. 😳
We turned this video into a drinking game. We had to take a shot every time he said super. We are pretty well lit up right now.
😂
You should sell this truck and buy a truck which is made of solid steel and does not rattle and squeak. Wondering is there any truck on the market like that….
Funny you mention that. I traded this POS for a 4Runner, and so far, not a single squeak or rattle...Crazy.
All of us work in some fashion or another to enjoy the comforts of life before we die!!! This is the thanks we get, makes you wonder what is it all for… Be weary of today’s disposable world and all of its tactics… Thanks guy, you have a new sub!!!
so you bought this POS? why do you keep it
I might have to wait until 2026 cause wth
That’s why I got a 2024 Limited Hybrid iForceMax. Test drove an SR5 after testing the one I got and huge difference between quality of the vehicle. So far no issues.
I hope you enjoy the truck and that it remains trouble free for you!
Well guess I’ll keep my 2021 V8 😮😮😮
We could probably thank the Mike the engineer that had the million mile tundra torn apart to see how it held up. I believe all he figured was how to make things cheaper because they didn't need to last that long.
Makes you wonder.
If it’s so cheap why buy it 😂😂
Buy a Bentley next brother! 😂
Wow really buy a Ford or Chevy then trade it in
Jesus that thing looks cheap as hell.
Not looking now!!
Toyotas a joke now
Got a 24 Platinum and there's plenty of issues with the truck. I'd rather have the made in Mexican truck lmao
I absolutely HATE cheap interiors in cars. The idea that you've paid a luxury vehicle pricetag and THIS is what you got is unacceptable.
I was looking at the newer Tundras, but after videos like this I went with a 2021 platinum in wind chill pearl. Solid leather interior, bulletproof engine, plus a few modern things like Android auto and a sunroof.
WHAT THE HECK 😢..!!!
It’s because it’s made in America. As much as I love American made vehicles, that’s the cold hard facts. The Toyotas made in Japan were the best as far as reliability, even in 2024 Toyotas America is still better than any other options. I was a lifelong Chevy driver, until about 3 weeks ago.
Toyota tundras have crapped out. Not what Toyota was common for. WTF HAPPENED TOTOTA???
There are so many videos of quality control issues and engine issues…Toyota went from the best to one of the worst trucks in a matter of 3 years. I can’t believe I used to tell people to buy only Toyota’s….Not anymore!
Wholly crap!
Hey right now everything you buy it will be the same I have friends that bought ford Chevy and dodge tesla cyber truck rybian they all come with the same defects and if you don’t believe me you can check with your friends remember Go with older truck
I agreed
Not true I just bought 2 RAMs in 2 years (2022 and 2023) both solid AF no bullshit like this guy showing on his Tundra. Toyota is not what it used to be period
Nice I work for the city and we have rams and there’s to many problems with rams are having to many issues specially diesel I think you got a good vehicle
Totally agreed aside from one thing my 2024 limited hybrid was just as bad…..
Thank you for your video. I have owned 7 Toyota/lexus products. Was looking to get new taco or tundra but for so many reasons, I will look elsewhere. Not sure where to be honest. Always thought Toyota was the way. Maybe I will look for older models
My 2005 Tundra was as basic as you could get but I can say it was well put together except for a rusted frame (which was replaced for free) and it went for 260k before a drunk driver totalled it. And my brother owns a 2012 which has held up really nice. Looks like they really phoned it in for the 3rd gen either because of cost cutting to compete or because they figured people would buy anything with the Toyota logo on it.
I have the v8 2020 tundra I am not buying no v6 model. I love my V8 best truck
Wow......amazing quality issues.....I guess you can't buy a good truck anymore from any manufacturer.....crazy times.
Rule #1 in car buying. Never buy the early year models of a vehicle design change.
Go compare the interior to the current 4Runner which is the oldest design that Toyota sells and the difference is obvious
Wait till the engine blows up then you’ll really have something to complain about😢
loved the power and refinement as well but just traded in my 24 for a 24 4runner. lol. damn.
Well took this video out & check your list of issues happy to say the only thing that is annoying is not have the extra seals around the door.
Surprisingly everything is tight and fit on the doors. I've got definitely a different windows seal interior. It's seems like it's two parts system. It's like a hard and soft components to it couldn't even lift up or manipulate the edging on the interior seals. It's just fine hopefully it holds up. Definitely would agree that the grill is a low-grade plastic and especially below the main headlights. This extra air intake vent definitely could have been engineered to be a little bit better & does seem cheap.
No issues with the tailgate area definitely will keep an eye out for it.
So my truck is in the Rocky Mountains it's kind of a different Air
if your in a coastal city in Texas that salt air can be very destructive
When I was in the marina industry on the wrong coast, I definitely noticed that all of my trucks rusted up quick.
Great assessment! I hope you continue to enjoy yours and that it remains trouble free!
Do you live in the Midwest or East coast? Just wondering if the road salt or snow has caused the rust on the coils or diff. No excuse for Toyota, just wondering. Hope your truck doesn’t continue to have issues. I have a 24 also, and am concerned about issues yours and others are having. Good luck my friend
I'm in Texas, but either way, the whole differential had to be replaced, haha. Unrelated to the rust, but yeah. I haven't had much luck with this truck. Hope yours remains trouble free!
I went with a 2024 Platinum Tundra and while these cosmetic issues are annoying, it's better than the 2024 GMC Sierra I went to test drive and the engine self destructed when the sales guy pulled it out of its spot with 5 miles on it 🤣
I’ll be more than happy if the Tundra’s powertrain ends up being reliable. However, these QC issues on the simple things make me question how the more complex components will hold up. Hopefully your Platinum has been solid!
If you go to a ford or chevy forum they are saying the things. Quality and quality control- cheap material
Yeah, unfortunately this is the post-pandemic world we live in. Reduction in quality while prices increase.
You did get the base model tho
Doesn't matter. You don't expect a vehicle at this price point to fall apart, regardless of trim. But I guess this is the modern Toyota standard.
True they need to work on their quality. I love that you reply to peoples comments I am subscribing just for that.
@@Bigdog1462 Thanks!
Hell, if the all of the Sr5 models have these issues,the Sr's should fall apart before they leave the dealers lot.
Funny you mention that. I was actually at the Toyota dealership yesterday; video coming on that soon, but I looked over an SR just to compare, and that one seemed to be better put together than mine 🤷
Another money pit for the consumer once the warranty is gone. All manufacturers are making vehicles now just good enough to get them out of warranty costs and to keep you coming back for a new one due to them being a pile of steaming plastic at 100k miles. 2 turbos, 3 radiators 2 air filters $$$$$ a parts sellers dream. As horsepower goes up and displacement goes down reliability goes down. Increased cylinder pressures to get the same amount of power on less main bearings. This is just facts. Why on earth these manufacturers don’t go to an inline 6 cylinder in trucks I will never understand. Trucks don’t need to rev to the moon they need torque. 1 cylinder head, 1 turbo, 1 timing chain, more low end torque, 7 main bearings.
Great post!
Did you not look at the truck before you bought it ??
rewatch the video, he talked about that.
Right
Are you able to buy door seals for the Tundra? I have a 2024 SR5 Off Road Package and just have the door guards on it.
You can buy the door seals, but good luck finding them in stock. Been backordered for months.
@@ZetaDogProductions damn doesn’t surprise me, kind of regretting buying the 24 Tundra now with all these videos and problems I see people talk about now.
You should look for the 2 gen tundras
You aren't using due diligence properly. "Do due diligence" is half baked that's why you have bought a buyers remorse .. One should select a Vehicle with due diligence or risk having buyers remorse. See the difference I'm a lucky owner of a 2012 early Gen 2 I could break an anvil with a glass hammer it is what it is and the systems for that twin turbo V6 keep us posted good luck
You're right; I didn't listen to my gut. Exactly the reason why I am posting these videos, so that others are better informed before making a purchase...Thanks for watching and commenting!
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I get your frustrations but the rust on the springs and rear diff is how every car is made.
So I guess consumers should just accept that? That mentality is why things are made so half assed these day.
@@ZetaDogProductions you talked about using a power washer on your truck when you talked about the grill issues. Do you use a power washer when washing it? Could it be you blasted the coating/paint off the front coil spring while you were washing it? As far as the rear differential goes, the rust you see where 2 bolts look like they are missing is normal for most vehicles with a rear differential. Those 2 bolt threaded holes are prob there for a option your truck does not have. The rear differential is very heavy thick steel, it has to be. It is not going to rust to a point of uselessness during your lifetime. Some of your complaints like the rear tail lights without the tailgate buttons rattling is obsessive and picky. You had to pound on them to get them to make the noise you were trying to prove. Who does that? Some of your complaints are valid, like front window fitment, tailgate gaps excessive on one side, rear door interior pull squeaking when it is pulled to close the door, the door gap seals missing. Mostly all headliners are made of same material as yours is, so that one your are not fixing. I seriously doubt there is a new truck made that will make you happy the way you beat and bang on stuff to see if you can get it to squeak.
@@Boobtube. @Boobtube. My power washer is rated at low PSI specifically for washing cars, so if indeed the coil coating was damaged by it, then this truck really does have some serious issues.
Good call on the differential. I believe I saw an SR with something bolted on in that section. Could have something to do with the 2WD models.
In regards to the pounding and excessively pulling on things, I don't think the video really accurately captures the amount of force I'm using. If you think the truck is only making noise when I push and bang on poorly assembled parts, what do you think happens when the truck is under stress and moving at highway speeds or moving through anything but perfect roads/terrain?
You are right about the headliner and other bits/materials that are par for the course in the automotive market now. It's just disappointing that we're expected to accept such low standards as normal because of post-pandemic corner cutting. Either way, I appreciate your comment and for watching. Thanks!
@@ZetaDogProductions make sure the power washer is not set for a narrow stream of water. Even at low pressure water can do damage. I'm not sure why a power washer is even needed, unless you are going off road alot and have caked on mud, 2 bucket wash system should be just fine. You must have some really bad roads in your area. If the truck shakes that much going down the road you have other issues as well. It should be smooth sailing on a smooth road. The fit and finish on the plastic piece behind left rear view mirror on drivers side interior is terrible, it is wavy and does not fit flush. I looked at the Tundra for a new 23 or 24 model and was interested. Never went to a dealer to see them in person though as the stuff i seen on youtube pushed me away from them. Besides I dont really care for the big oversize screen in middle of dash. It looks like all toyota was concerned about was having that big screen and after that, they paid no attn. to the design of rest of the dash. I went with the 24 Silverado LT trim and added a few options from factory. Look at the dash of the Tundra's and the gages and than look at dash and gages of the Silverado (LT and up trims) and tell me which one looks more like a 55K and ^ truck. Going back many many years I never really cared for toyotas seats. I owned many Toyotas, Hi Lux truck 4wd 1983, Celicas and Corolla early 70's, and a Supra 1984. They were all great vehicles. Seems like Greed set in sometimes in the 90's and has been getting worse ever since. Oh, another thing that turned me off about Toyota is you can't build a truck on their website and take that to a dealer and say "order me this" . Not going to happen. Toyota builds what they want and they ship to the dealers what Toyota thinks will sell. All the dealer can do is look in their area and find something close to your build that you want. Sorry Toyota, but if I am paying that much money I want what I want and I am not just going to settle for something close. How Toyota is staying in business boggles my mind. With my Silverado, I got exactly what I built and wanted.
@@Boobtube. Yeah, in my initial review of the truck, I point out how Toyota does an awful job of giving the customer what they actually want by loading these things up with a bunch of dumb, port-installed options that place the trucks at an even higher price point. It truly is frustrating.
I hope you continue enjoying your Silverado and that it remain trouble free for you!
Sounds like you are happy with your Silverado.
Where was this truck built?
Texas, USA.
All Tundras are built in San Antonio as far as I know.
Its funny my 2024 tacoma TRD sport has none of these problems
Wow toyota quality sucks now-the new Tacoma is already having issues too
New vehicles are not reliable and far worst electric vehicles
The nissan Titan is bulletproof, Toyota better step it up
lol and that’s why it’s gone. I owned one and it’s not bulletproof.
Not you, but many of those guy who made videos talking how good the Tundra is, I think they are paid by Toyota dealers.
There are lots of cons and some pros with this truck, which I outline in the positives video I posted today. I am certainly not paid or sponsored and just want to put out honest content so interested consumers have more information to make an informed decision when purchasing. But yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if some content creators are paid/sponsored by Toyota.