2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Off-Road Vs 2022 Nissan Titan Pro-4X: Which Japanese Built Truck Is Better?
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Today I compare a 2022 Toyota Tundra Limited TRD Off-Road to a 2022 Nissan Titan Pro-4X!
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I drove a Tundra several years ago on a test drive in town, then I bought a Titan. Now, I'm on my fourth Titan. You put gas in, change the oil and tires and they just go. No rattles, no problems, just GO!
The gas is my problem 😰 road trips now a days cost $500+ worth of gas
I never made it past my first Titan. 17 years later it just keeps going.
I’m still on my 2008 titan well over 200000 miles and still going……the 5.6 is just awesome
I’m not impressed with the Titan
@@allroadsawesome no one cares.
Titan with it's 100k bumper to bumper is a big sell point
It’s 100k powertrain and 3/36 bummer to bumper. Just bought one 2 weeks ago. I thought the same thing.
@@Grovalife well apparently is per dealership because it says the same exact thing on their website. Transferable 60/100,000 miles powertrain warranty. Look up keating nissan in conroe Tx. Even on Nissans website, it says see dealer for limited warranties. 🤷🏻♂️
@@markertoutdoors3883 I believe 99.9% of people would walk from that deal.
@@Grovalife probably a sales thing, idk. I got it but that’s when I was told it’s was a 5/100k powertrain. I paid for the bumper to bumper. Not much, but ended up “upgrading” to it so to speak.
@@markertoutdoors3883 it is the dealer. Toyota has a 200,000 mile power train warranty here in Brunswick ga at i95 toyota. Just bought a Titan and has 100,000 bumper to bumper. Toyota’s bumper to bumper is 36,000 I think. Until this Titan we have had nothing but Toyotas.
I hear a lot of good things about the Titan from people who drive it. I hope it lives on!
The Titan is just amazing! Definitely an underdog vehicle!
I love my Titan.
Titan is awesome truck I bought one 12 years ago and still awesome I love my truck, check my channel
They are pulling the plug on the titan in 2025
Love mine
It’s 5 year or 100,000 miles bumper to bumper. I just bought a 22 Titan SV 4wd and I love it so far. Solid truck and a good ride.
I agree with you. I have a 2017 Titan PR 4X4 gas. It's been a fantastic truck so far at 75K miles. Though I wish I had a sunroof, I will keep this truck as long as I can.
Titan hands down!
I have a 2021 Titan Pro 4x, exactly like the one in this review (down to the same color, sport bar and options). I have over 30K hard miles on this truck. I promise I drive it like I stole it, its frequently air born jumping rail tracks, or just driving fast on some bad roads down here in MS.
There are no rattles, just fill it with gas and change the oil and it goes! It has held up better than either of my 2015 or 2017 F150 FX4's did and they were not driven 1/2 has hard.
My only complaint is the transmission programming in 1st gear. This thing should be able to roast the tires and instead Nissan made it so that it actually pulls pretty gentle in first gear and I don't think they give you full power until you are deep into second gear. Mine pulls harder in 2nd gear than first.
But it is bullet proof (not literaaly). Very reliable truck!!!
About time someone does this comparison...thanks man 👍
Yeah, I totally 2nd that 👍🏼💪🏼
Love the Nissan titan pro-4x awesome truck. Toyota tundra is a cool truck to go anywhere you want to go
As per the fuel economy, I've had my 2021 Titan Pro4x for 2 years now and have averaged the same 17.8 mpg in just over 20,000 miles. Not bad at all!
My vote would be Titan, I've always admired it, highly overlooked truck that just does its thing without complaints. Was so disappointed that Nissan discounted it in Canada so I wasn't able to look at one when I was shopping for a new truck
Prefer the 18 inchers on the Titan over 20(!) on a offroad(!) Tundra.
Titan has rear locker, big win there too..
way better warranty, etc etc
The guys that bash the Titan, look up all the new Tundra failure videos, turbos, rear axles, build quality etc
So in love with the Tundra but rather have the Titan ... Nissan all day for me. They are both great trucks think Titan looks better just so underrated but such beautiful truck love the PRO-4X.
Tundra is nice but I’d go with the Titan. Gets better fuel economy with a larger engine that’s naturally aspirated and gauge cluster is miles ahead.
Lol....hell no it doesn't get better mpg bozo
@@atg1338 you must have NOT watched the video....bozo
@@scott8238 its nissan that means unreliable not long lasting and its mostly junk vehicles
@@nw2404 Stop it
@@nw2404 #trollin
Titan sells below msrp and Tundra msrp+.
There is also an XD (extra duty) version of Titan. The same powertrain and 5yr warranty but very strong reinforced frame. Very heavy truck and a great option for recreational towing.
I think I would opt for the Titan. 400 HP in a naturally aspirated V8 is solid whereas the Tundra has Turbos. Turbos San be very problematic. All things considered, I’d still go for the Titan.
Titan wins!
Tundra turbos already failing, and it's either cab or engine removal for repair? This is sick engineering, and not in a good way...Nissan deserves lots more kudos for its reliability and sometimes prudent simplicity
Well-said! I'd prefer the Titan 👍
Titan all day, everyday!
V8, no cylinder deactivation garage, no hybrid garbage, no premium fuel requirement, 100k warranty... That is why I got Titan
I am pretty sure to get the 400hp you have to use premium.
@@robertosena5277 true
Think no stop start crap too
@@robertosena5277 I'm good with 390hp on regular fuel.
@@caseymcculloch5027 that is one of the biggest things, thank you.
My Guitarist is on his 3rd Titan and has only ever done Oil changes and breaks.....never any issues!
Naturally aspirated will always be much much better
I think the Titan looks better. Give me the Titan.
That's what I was thinking. The Titan is what the new Tundra should have been. I Have a 2014 Limited Crew Max now and really don't want the TT v6, especially if it is no better on fuel. What's the point. So now its between the Dodge Hemi and Titan. Dodge Interior is still #1 but I think the Nissan is better for the long haul, decisions decisions!
That fugly front end on the new Tundra!
The Titan all the way!!!
Titan all the way man!
Tundra is in a class by itself.......proven quality, dependability and resale value............enough said. I have owned an 07 Tundra 5.7 4x4 for 15 years. Never left us stranded. 283k.......rock on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I agree with the second generation tundras definitely, The new 2022 3rd generation tundra well go figure.
Class by itself? You need to stop smoking crack.
I love the 13 mpg on my 5.7L Tundra. Best in class fuel economy. Never left any money in my pocket.
@@steelrodeo I had ford's, Chevy and Doug it's always in the garage droke down and busted. Gas? They were going nowhere!
Just got a frontier pro 4x and I’m in love with it! If I decide to get a bigger truck…. Titan it is
The pro4x needs the tundra’s camera system and infotainment… and 4 auto 😂
I would cry tears of joy!
That new tundra just looks so small compared to the last generation
That's because it is smaller inside and seats suck. My 07 is huge inside compared to 22. Someone 6ft5 is very comfortable in the rear of my 07. Plenty of leg room. New one a fail.
Titan...with the V8
After a year of ownership, I love my 2019 Titan PRO-4X!
Give me the Titan any day. On my 2nd one with with no looking back 👍
⚓ Traded my 2019 SR5 Toyota Tacoma with 65000 miles on it for a 2019 Nissan Titan SV4x4 with only 22000 miles.....went from a V6 to a V8 ..it was definitely a cheaper truck in comparison to the other big 3 same year with alot more miles on them...only set- back not to many aftermarket parts out there for Titan , getting rid of the 20's and just pulled the trigger on some 17×9.5 Black Rhino wheels with some All Terrain Nitto Ridge Grapplers....might as well enjoy it for the next few years before we get forced into EV 's ....anyway such an underated truck .
I had an 2005 Titan that I put over 275k miles on. It was a solid truck. I got it, turned the key to start it, and it just did what it was supposed to do without fail. I traded it in for an 2018 Titan SL. My only "complaints" on the trade are minor things. The Rockford system in my old Titan was better than the Rockford system in my current Titan. I miss the larger rear power window in the 2005. Why do truck makers bother with that tiny slider window? The old Titan was quicker off the line than the 2018, but the 2018 rides a bit better and gets a bit better mileage, so trade-offs. The best thing about Titans is that 5yr/100k warranty. if Nissan has enough confidence in the truck to offer that kind of warranty, I really don't understand why more people don't look at them. I had a few rivets break on one of the Titan boxes and Nissan replaced both boxes under the warranty, no hesitation. The next truck will also be another Titan.
Titan is a great truck, but that Tundra has a little bit more to offer and it's fun to drive!
I like the titan its a better bang for your buck and it sounds great.
Titan all day
I personally like the interior on the titan over the tundra. With that said I purchased the tundra. I actually pick it up tomorrow. All the professional review Channels have the titan in last place when in a large truck comparison. Edmonds has the tundra in 3rd. The titan in 6th.
I have owned Nissan, Honda, and Toyota. They were all great vehicles.
Great review thanks
I have a 2007 Titan le 4x4 310k and it's the best truck I've ever owned period still a beast been to Wisconsin Texas Louisiana and just great I've done upgrades like super tuned intake exhaust system throttle controller under glow lights spec head and taillights and system tinted windows LED fog lights hope Nissan will bring out new body style looking to get another one for sure
I had a 2020 Tundra. I traded it in to take advantage of the high used car market. I paid $51k for a brand new 1794 edition. I got $46k with a damaged rear bumper from Nissan. The equivalent of almost $50k if you factor in the tax advantage on a trade. I brought a new 2023 Titan pro4x. Paid $55k with no fancy heated seats and stuff to break. I use my truck to go to my cabin in the woods and work. I am very happy and love the car. I got 0% financing for 60 months and the truck comes standard with 5yrs/100k bumper to bumper warranty. You can't go wrong with that deal.
Toyota wanted to rape me on the trade in deal. They offered me $42k and I had to fix the damaged bumper. I walked out. This is the dealership I have been going to for years.
I had a frontier prior to my Tundra and I loved that little truck. I cant bring myself to buying a new Tundra with a v6.
I also hate toyota's dealers elitist attitude. Nissan got my money and I am very happy. I had to get a partial warranty refund from Toyota. We discussed the deal I got from Nissan. They were upset because I didn't continue to negotiate with thwm after they tried low balling me on my trade.
Buy what makes you happy from a dealer that respects your time and money..
Great truck! Acquired the "XD" the better (tow/payload) version, in Alert Red color, Pro4x trim. 2020 and newer only come with gas engine. The XD gets, as a standard, 6.5ft bed with crew cab setup, more ground clearance, beefier brakes and stronger frame. If you want value, quality and reliability, this is it. Built in Mississippi with the best warranty in the business! Very comfortable ride quality. I almost put money down on the new tundra but had a hard pass due to no "V8", and learned about this XD version of the titan.Glad I did though. My affordable dream truck. oh and btw, i like that I do not see my truck on the roads, dirt trails often. Regular Titan is the least selling full size truck, selling on average like 1,000-2,000 titans per month. So low production and the "XD" production is even much lower. ✌️
Titan, I just don't like the way the new Tundra looks.
The Titan's sunglasses holder actually fits my sunglasses.
Neither one of these trucks is Japanese built as your title misleads people to believe both have factories here in the United States.
Chevrolet and GMC and Dodge crew cabs are all built in old Mexico working their workers instead of our own but I'll bet you say they're American made huh!!
The NISSAN TITAN is the best truck made right now mine has never even leaked a drop of oil or any other kind of fluid it's been nothing but a perfect truck perfect reliability
Gear selector needs to be on the column a console shifter just takes up Space that can be used for Storage. You don't need to look to see what year you're in just pull the gear selector all the way to the right and it's in drive
My 2013 Titan hasn’t had one problem.
I have a 21 Pro 4x and love it 30k trouble free miles. 👍
Will dealers put a lift kit on one at the time of purchase? I really want one with a 4'' lift. I have an sl 4x4 now with no lict
17.8mpg. That's pretty good for a Titan. Do you have a lot of highway around you. Or is it more city driving? How many gallon tank is in that pro4x?
The Titan PRO-4X has a true locking differential and not an LSD. Love my Titan!
Leafsprings vs coilovers till this day I still haven’t found a smoother riding truck then the Lincoln Mark LT, if you never go off-road and use the truck on daily highways like me coilovers are a waste
Been wanting to get into another truck for a couple years since the 21 Titan was updated and 22 Tundra Redesigned but I still can't decide between the super reliable Titan or Smooth, comfortable riding not so reliable New Tundra! What's your take?
Get the old model tundra. And the v8 tundra is easily as reliable, or more so than the titan. Just make sure you get the ones assembled in america avoid the mexico models.
'23 Titan PRO-4X XD it is in Baja Storm!! Fully loaded!! Had three Tundra (2010, 2016, 2018) so I wasn't going back to that!
@tableguy3819 just got the Titan exactly one week ago.
@@bodyguard1191 I love mine---no regrets.
Get that Tundra in all black and play that Star Wars music as you drive around🤣🤣🤣
Nope, the TIE Fighter sound effects.
I love the tundra but I need a V8 I'll just buy 2020 tundra
Somewhere after 17:00 or so, the Tundra display shows 9975 miles for a split second, but further after that it only shows 5 miles. Did you change vehicles mid way?
The V8 and the warranty sells the Titan. The tech, appearance and towing assist abilities sell the tundra.
Wonder which actually performs better when off reading or towing in the real road tho? I need to test drive both ASAP!
I’d pick the Titan in this case tho. If this was the tundra hybrid I’d likely pick that instead.
Is that cloth seats on the tundra? Better not be for 60k.
Love my Titan!
I agree I would honestly say Titan.
I've owned 2 titans and now the new tundra. If Nissan would update their engine, screen size, and tow rating. They could compete for sure. I know towing my camper the tundra blows the doors off the titan
That screen in the Tundra is obnoxiously big. Let's have a huge screen so I can reverse and see my radio display. Looks like the titan is everything you need and nothing you dont.
I do feel the Titan looks better than the Tundra. Toyota didn't do themselves any favors with this redesign, that grill looks awful! I also like the looks of the Titan dash better as well. It is more traditional, while Toyota went with a more techy looking interior (like it or hate it). You also cannot get tow hooks on a tundra, kinda strange?
Ill keep my first gen Titan with aftermarket upgrades. The big plastic grilles on pickups is a turnoff for me. If i wanted a Peterbilt id buy one.
Just saw a vid by Keith Allen, Trrgger Happy, who just got a new Tundra and had turbo problems the first week. Dealer told him that to repair just that issue, it was either cab off or engine out! Horrid design! When did this cab-off thing become acceptable engineering? I have owned both brands and have great respect for both...but Nissan does not get enough credit for its tried-and-true engineering.
You’ll need that 100k bumper to bumper warranty with the Titan. My 21 pro4x had transmission slipping and slamming gears at 800 miles on the odo. Traded it to avoid the headache. No more Nissan for me. They just can’t seem to figure out how to build a transmission still after all these years.
that's a throttle body issue that is covered under warranty.
@@scott8238 Good to know. I Didn’t want to fight the dealer about it. It didn’t happen all the time just randomly in stop and go traffic so I knew they would say they “couldn’t reproduce it” and tell me it was fine so I just ditched it. I’ve been through that crap before with another vehicle under warranty. Thankfully I Didn’t lose any money to trade it in since the market is completely insane now. But regardless I will never buy any other Nissan.
@@Jay-bw3fl Sucks you had a bad experience. My 2020 Titan has been a dream and runs smooth.
@@Matt-oj2kl I would love to have had the same experience as you. I bought it because I think it looks excellent but they burned me. No excuse for a Tranny failure under 1k miles in a 55 thousand dollar vehicle. The guy above seems to know what the problem was so that tells me it’s probably a common issue. Consider yourself lucky and enjoy it.
Had my throttle body replaced on my 21 Titan at 20,000 miles. Had to take it to the dealership multiple times for check engine lights. It kept going into limp mode. It had to be towed to the dealership once. I have a million mile warranty but boy am I pissed. Seems okay after the throttle body replacement but I don't have much confidence in the reliability department. Absolutely maddening.
The Titan is the better machine for towing: V8 power, no turbos, better rear end. Tundra relies upon the turbos for power, which will be spooling and guzzling fuel constantly. Titan seats are the best in the industry, too. Tundra has a DPI engine though, which likely will not need valve carbon removal; but will the turbos last 150k miles?. Titan seems to be as reliable as Tundra, too. Titan appears to be the better value proposition.
Titan all day, that V8 is intoxicating.
❤️Titan💪
Titan infosystem look more flush. Tundra looks like someone slap a tablet on the dash poor design Toyota
All the new cars have the tablet dash it seems like
I agree. I’m not too fond of the extensive tablet look. I like buttons like to turn on the AC etc. The new vehicle has an extensive tablet look and if that fails, you can’t do anything else. Sucks.
@@enevarez1471 My hunting buddy had the infotainment system in his 2018 Ram Hemi start glitching. It's fun going down the road as the radio jumps around to different frequencies. Sometimes he gets lucky and there's an actual station on that frequency, but it's short lived as it jumps again. I can imagine the pain he's going to feel in his wallet to get that fixed.
What’s the fuel capacity on both trucks? You’re always doing awesome videos, appreciate it👍🏼💪🏼
Love my 21 Titan!!
V8 vs V6 For Work & play vehicle. I think V8 win. Towing similar mpg.
The Titan is what a truck should be; V8 powered without a lot of the dumb electronic toys. I hate it when reviewers say that they’re not quite an F150 or Ram, because, in the real world they don’t break down like the big 3. Even Toyota missed it with the new Tundra; way too many bells and whistles to go wrong. The Titan is the most underrated truck in the country.
I love my Titan pro 4X and it’s V8 engine… except it’s fuel economy 😂
V8 all the way
Most of the time id say go for the toyota. Not on the new tundra tho. Id take that naturally aspirated v8 any day over v6 turbo..... you can keep it. Now the old tundra like 2010-2014 id take over the titan all day.
I will take the Titan. With the v8 (and no cylinder deactivation or auto start stop) it will be far more reliable than the Tundra. So far, Toyota has had a lot of engine issues with the new Tundra. Plus the Tundra is ugly.
Nah tundra is definitely much better looking! It looks muscular. The Titan is ugly from the front. I’d still choose the Titan because of its v8 tho.
Which ever one costs the most for me, don’t want to viewed as broke.
My Titan has an locking rear diff, not a limited slip....
Even though you have a locking rear, you still have the limited slip too.
@@timothymelvin3824 I had no idea. I thought is just an electrical operated looking diff. It does not seem to slip if you use it on concrete.
He knows what he is talking about.
Watching this at work! Have to go with Tundra
Tundra 💪
I’d buy another Tundra only because the nearest Nissan store is 60 miles away and we have a Toyota store in my town.
We don't need the Nissan dealership that close to you that truck never breaks down they've been making that engine for almost 20 years Toyota had a great engine had a great truck went to a new thing and now they have nothing but problems with it that's why it doesn't matter where how far away Nissan dealership is
Titans are the best half ton trucks, period...until electric infrastructure catches up
Toyota tundra 😎🔥
You’re right the Ford F150 I came out of a 2021 you can give Toyota the turbo but with all the mess they have now they probably wish they should’ve not done them. I wanted to buy new hearing that everything is upgrading if it should’ve been with Toyota good V8 engine on the Nissan got a 2023 all the bills and whistles, platinum reserve just enough luxury, but not overdone like Ford that I have issues like ford did this Nissan so far is zero issues drives like a dream has the power and everything you need for day-to-day work play or luxury Nissan out of the ballpark reliability and luxury maybe 5 to 7 years well they’re gonna have to do something if they were come back with the new truck
Nissan Titan. It’s more user friendly. Give me the knobs. No time to be messing with the computer system. To complicate for us older folks
Anyone tell me how these trucks do with leasing??
Amazing review.
Titan is a better value and is a very comfortable truck.
My favorite Toyota Tundra
Toyota tundra is faster than a Nissan Titan right Ben
the tundra limited is not leather the pro 4x is
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Titan for me please
Titan all day..
The only thing on a Titan from Japan is the Transmission