@@BSegars1 In the 2004-2016 model's, performance, over all quality and design, etc. Right now, though. Tundra's are legit. I'd like to see Nissan make it a nice competitive Japanese truck war again.
They are the only True american car company, and there is a lot of respect and character to that. I know they aren't as reliable, but their company stays true to themselves unlike GM and Chrysler. Over time reliability has gone up though, but still not near japanese reliability.
Note to all: I found out that I was not in 4L. I feel like a dummy but the book says you must engage 4H first then 4L after moving about 3MPH. I was wondering why it was beeping and flashing a light at me the entire time I thought it was in 4L. It also felt pretty weak for 4L. I'm used to the old stick shift. Lol
I love my '08 Frontier Nismo with 3" suspension lift and 3"inch body lift and my '04 Titan with 6" Pro Comp lift! Frontier is daily driver , Titan is for fun in the mud!
Not sure about let the traction control work. Maybe it works different than mine? I have a 07 XK with the 5.7 Hemi in it. I loose probably 90% power 💪 if mine kicks in. It's pretty wicked set up
Nissan hands down ↩️💯. I was 27 yrs old when I bought my first 2006 Nissan Armada LE. An it still run smoothly just a little ticking nose coming from the intake manifold or either the injectors.
There is a bit of scientific advantage working for the Nissan, the higher tow rope is mounted, that person has a advantage of slightly unloading rear traction from lower pull point on opposing vehicle. Given a large enough difference, a 20hp lawnmower could pull on a 50 hp lawnmower. Physics.
I'll agree with the Nissan trucks are great, but I've had two Toyota trucks in my family, the first ate engines like candy and the other did the same with transmissions. Even high durability heavy duty transmissions while going down a smooth paved road were eaten within 2,000 miles. The one with the engine problem never left town because it never lasted more than 500 miles. Toyotas are junk, won't trust one further than I can push it.
@ coner John: My Tundra was built from the ground up in San Antonio, TX. Where is Dodge, Chevy, GMC, and Ford trucks built. It is worth looking up. Gain some knowledge.
This was a traction test....I have a Titan, too, and occasionally like some things about Tundras.....but I got a lot more, for lot less with my 2008 Titan! If the Titan spun his tires first, then let the Tundra move, the Tundra might...MIGHT win.
3+1 level kit by Low Range Offroad. Putco chrome taillight covers. Dual exhaust by Banks, Volant CAI. PIAA offroad lights, Aries bullbar. There used to be a power inverter under the rear seat, and I believe a bedrug bedliner under the ARE tonneau cover with a HELLA sport wing....And a wilson magnetic cb antennae mount on roof, and a magnum series CB on the inside...
Well Said! "SHUT UP GRAB A TOW STRAP!" Love It! but yea honestly the first vid i saw titan Vs Tundra! It could go either way folks depends on who gets/loses Traction first! good fun Pull! two thumbs up
this isn't about who's truck is tougher or stronger. it's actually very simple, once you start slipping, the guy that doesn't have his tires spinning has the upper hand in traction. try and move the driving wheels while its standing, no go. then when the tires start slipping the same applied force can move the car side to side.
The guy in the Tundra floored it and lost traction almost immediately and the guy in the Nissan just waited and idled him away in what I'm assuming was 4L, then they did the opposite on the second pull. This isn't so much a test of the trucks as a test of the drivers understanding how to do a tractor pull lol.
Look closely and you'll see the back end of the Titan is taller than that of the Tundra. Once there is tension on the rope the Tundra will naturally lose traction because it is being lifted a little.
i have to tell you now this is my own point of view i had a 2009 toyota tundra and loved the truck drove it from ohio to clear water Florida with 7000 pounds of bass boat behind it 4 differnt times now im pulling the same boat with a 2012 nissan titan and i have to say on the high way and through the smokie mountains my nissan preforms better. but my toyota did get better gas mileage anyway just wanted to give some feed back from a guy who had both trucks they both are awsome trucks probably go with the titan again in 2015 .wish one of them would come out with a diesel though.yes toyota and nissan there is a huge market for diesel truck specifically for guys hualing 7000+ over 1500 miles come on guys build us one
2016 for tundra with a 5.0 liter with 300 hp and 500lbs of torque towing should be in the 15,000 is my guess but for the Titan it's in 2015 not sure of engine size on it
What a joke you have big off road tires on that Niss and stock street tire on the Tundra. Change the tires around and the Tundra will pull the niss all over town.
larger tires raises the final ratio mathematically lowering power to the ground, and last time I looked off road tires have large clean-outs for mud/rocks which will actually lower contact with the street, so neither aspect of larger tires helps him. cant tell about the tundras right rear but obviously both fronts were pulling. the nissan had both fronts spinning but the rear left wasn't (I thought the pro4x package had a rear locker...) and actually the only thing the video proves is whoever loses traction first loses, since both times one truck starts smoking the tires then the other truck pulls them...
Yeah those are offroad tires not street tires like the toyotas. Let me make easy on ya. Street tires are made for the streets since they have better grip than offroad tires on street..
The Toyota is the Bigger, Heavier truck with the bigger, more powerful engine and 4:30 gear ratio for a heavier towing capacity. Obviously the Tundra wins unless it's tires are bald.
i have to tell you now this is my own point of view i had a 2009 toyota tundra and loved the truck drove it from ohio to clear water Florida with 7000 pounds of bass boat behind it 4 differnt times now im pulling the same boat with a 2012 nissan titan and i have to say on the high way and through the smokie mountains my nissan preforms better but my toyota did get better gas mileage anyway just wanted to give you some feed back from a guy who had both trucks they both are awsome trucks wish they would come out with a diesel though
dude it's my truck. It has a 5.7L. It also has a banks monster dual exhaust and volcant cold air intake. Btw my truck is debadged, hints the reason you do not see the limited decal by the back door. Obviously there were 2 V8 engines roaring in that parking lot. Tundra Crewmax only comes in to engine types 4.7 and 5.7, which are both V8s. Please know what the hell you are saying before assuming someone is posting false stats.
@ToyotaCountryredneck that is true. I got 17mpg out of my 4.0 v6 Toyota Tacoma X-runner and 14 out of my 5.7 v8 crewmax 4x4 tundra. Was it worth the lesser mpg, hell yeah.
Looks like 4lo on the tundra is stronger...broke friction coefficient first. Plus they gotta be running same tires. On 4hi they both broke and tundra won. Overall if I had to take into account newtonian mechanics the tundra appeared to put more power to the ground.
I have a Titan and I'm happy with it has lots of power. I laugh there is a video on here talking trash cause a V6 4WD Jeep pulls a 2WD Titan, I'm like hook your little V6 up to mine I'll tug you all over the block lol.
These tug of wars are not a fair comparison.There just not set up the same.The tundra has more power over the Titan but there gear range is different.Tundra has a 6 speed Titan has a 5.Tundras drive train is bigger than any in its class.Both Titan and Tundra are made in america.Both good trucks Titans got it on the performance side and a better solid build.Week drive train though but fully boxed fun to drive emidiate power.Tundra looks better more like a 4x4 cadi frame is not boxed not up to the task to take titan on in baja.Ive owned 2 Titans now a tundra 5.7l.They both smoked the ford f 150.I like the style of the chevy to bad they dont last like these do.
These kind of battles are always flawed due to one reason, the tires. All other factors can remain the same but the tug of wars are always stupid because there are different type of tires for different terrains.
It's not just the tires. Look at the surface they are pulling on. You also have to look at how much torque is available and at what rpm range, is it higher or lower than the competitor, the gearing in the rear effects the outcome as well. That Titan is lifted, so down force on the rear comes into play on it, just watch how low the back of that Titan squats. The drivers ability is important too. If the Titan had waited like his first attempt, then he could've walked that Tundra around all day. If the Tundra had better tires and had been patient both times, then the tables could've been reversed instead of a tie.
LOL. Whichever breaks the tires loose first and starts to spin like the Tundra did the first time around will be the loser. It doesn't matter which truck. Both have strong engines and both can pull the same loads pretty much equal. Anyone who says the Tundra or Titan is best over the other just needs to stfu.
The tundra actually won at both matches because the guy in titan didn't hit the gas he just had his brakes all the way to the floor board while the tundra just spins its wheels giving him less traction.
lol you're not supposed to floor it when doing a tug of war, the guy in the titan knew what he was doing but the guy in the tundra just kept it floored....
the only reason the titan won was because of his tires, not bashing the titan there good trucks, but a tundra will def out pull it, stock tire vs a mud gripper will lose every time even if the vehicle has less power or torque
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If you spinning, you ain't winning
Both are quality engineered trucks. I would be proud to own either one!
Same
Incorrect. Titan for the Win everytime (in various aspects), so far.
@@OneShot1Da In which ways exactly?
@@BSegars1 In the 2004-2016 model's, performance, over all quality and design, etc.
Right now, though. Tundra's are legit. I'd like to see Nissan make it a nice competitive Japanese truck war again.
@@OneShot1Da Both are good trucks I don’t see how one is better than the other.
I thought for sure those chrome tail light covers and the spoiler would help the tundra win
That the titan
Thundra best
I dont care how good your truck is if you smoke tires you're done. Period
+Mr Popo absolutely right.
Exactly
"Lady driven, never abused, professianaly maintained, $20000 obo"
These are the 2 BEST trucks out on the road. But some people settle for Fords, Chevys and Dodges...
I think F150s are the king of trucks in terms of power and technology But I also know that Toyota never dies lololol~
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Ford is garbage. Fix Or Repair Daily
They are the only True american car company, and there is a lot of respect and character to that. I know they aren't as reliable, but their company stays true to themselves unlike GM and Chrysler. Over time reliability has gone up though, but still not near japanese reliability.
Dodge Ram>Nissan Titan>Chevy>Tonka Truck>Ford>Tundra
I feel like its more like ford>tundra>silverado and the rest are generally junky
Note to all: I found out that I was not in 4L. I feel like a dummy but the book says you must engage 4H first then 4L after moving about 3MPH. I was wondering why it was beeping and flashing a light at me the entire time I thought it was in 4L. It also felt pretty weak for 4L. I'm used to the old stick shift. Lol
Aftermarket Nissan VS Stock Toyota is what the title should'vee wrote
Noah Rule yup that lift kit and rims definitely was so unfair
He said pro4X, that means he at minimum has a rear locker
mud tires on pavement vs street tires on pavement what an advantage the titan had
the guy knows couple things about traction and that was a perfect pull
Nissan Titan Assembly: Canton, Mississippi
Designed in California
Engineered in Michigan
Engine is built in Indiana and Tennessee
Some real fine people over there in Tennessee.
I love my '08 Frontier Nismo with 3" suspension lift and 3"inch body lift and my '04 Titan with 6" Pro Comp lift! Frontier is daily driver , Titan is for fun in the mud!
i'm a Toyota fan, but that titan looks pretty damn sweet!
Video basically shows that spinning the tires out will cause you to lose. Moded or not, allow the traction control to work and let the trucks crawl.
I know right
Not sure about let the traction control work. Maybe it works different than mine? I have a 07 XK with the 5.7 Hemi in it. I loose probably 90% power 💪 if mine kicks in. It's pretty wicked set up
Cool video. Would love to see this again with a stock vs stock
I've owned both and honestly neither one gets the credit they deserve. Great pickups not a complaint,
jason hunt rather have a chevy
Moot Doe I'd rather not have 100 things go wrong before I hit 200k miles.
must have been misinformed
Moot Doe both of these trucks will drag a chevy
jason hunt agreed
The titan has offroad wheels and the toyota had street wheels wich makes it not even
Tundra 5.7 has like 390hp and the titan 5.6 of that gen has like 315 hp
@@froggiefrogman4190 345hp
@@gabrielcornejo238 every titan from 05-14 had a 315 hp 5.6
Big traction grabbing wheels. Nissan sucks
@@MichaelAStarr-yy4rh and tundra swallows bud. It lost quit tryna hate on it.
Nissan hands down ↩️💯. I was 27 yrs old when I bought my first 2006 Nissan Armada LE. An it still run smoothly just a little ticking nose coming from the intake manifold or either the injectors.
You need to make sure the rope is level... the Nissan had the traction advantage due to pulling up on the rear of the Toyota.
Nothing beats a titan
There is a bit of scientific advantage working for the Nissan, the higher tow rope is mounted, that person has a advantage of slightly unloading rear traction from lower pull point on opposing vehicle. Given a large enough difference, a 20hp lawnmower could pull on a 50 hp lawnmower. Physics.
Toyota & Nissan are great..
I'll agree with the Nissan trucks are great, but I've had two Toyota trucks in my family, the first ate engines like candy and the other did the same with transmissions. Even high durability heavy duty transmissions while going down a smooth paved road were eaten within 2,000 miles. The one with the engine problem never left town because it never lasted more than 500 miles. Toyotas are junk, won't trust one further than I can push it.
sypoth great fake story
@@aesirapex251 Just because theyre known for reliability does not mean that they were previously maintained before he bought it dufus.
@ coner John: My Tundra was built from the ground up in San Antonio, TX. Where is Dodge, Chevy, GMC, and Ford trucks built. It is worth looking up. Gain some knowledge.
Nissan Titan is the inspiration for every truck maker to make fucking nice lookin trucks
This was a traction test....I have a Titan, too, and occasionally like some things about Tundras.....but I got a lot more, for lot less with my 2008 Titan! If the Titan spun his tires first, then let the Tundra move, the Tundra might...MIGHT win.
Still better than Ford, Chevy, Dodge other American trucks...
MaiNameIsMarc AKAMakki Not even on paper lol.
Derek Ortiz Oh yeah? Then why did the 2015 Tundra win a baja race?
MaiNameIsMarc AKAMakki LOL thats like like saying toyota makes better sports cars than ford or chevy because they won a nascar race.
+MaiNameIsMarc AKAMakki yah ok you must be very smart
Funny how the Titan and Tundra are built in the USA and the big 3 are built in Mexico and Canada. Which ones are the real American truck?!
3+1 level kit by Low Range Offroad. Putco chrome taillight covers. Dual exhaust by Banks, Volant CAI. PIAA offroad lights, Aries bullbar. There used to be a power inverter under the rear seat, and I believe a bedrug bedliner under the ARE tonneau cover with a HELLA sport wing....And a wilson magnetic cb antennae mount on roof, and a magnum series CB on the inside...
Well Said! "SHUT UP GRAB A TOW STRAP!" Love It! but yea honestly the first vid i saw titan Vs Tundra! It could go either way folks depends on who gets/loses Traction first!
good fun Pull! two thumbs up
this isn't about who's truck is tougher or stronger. it's actually very simple, once you start slipping, the guy that doesn't have his tires spinning has the upper hand in traction. try and move the driving wheels while its standing, no go. then when the tires start slipping the same applied force can move the car side to side.
Came for the trucks, stayed for the snakeskin boots lol 😂
The guy in the Tundra floored it and lost traction almost immediately and the guy in the Nissan just waited and idled him away in what I'm assuming was 4L, then they did the opposite on the second pull. This isn't so much a test of the trucks as a test of the drivers understanding how to do a tractor pull lol.
im looking at a titan for my first truck all my friends got lifted Chevys but i like the look of the titan its unique compared to most trucks
I got a titan pro4x. Love my T. Never looked anywhere else. Im set..
Look closely and you'll see the back end of the Titan is taller than that of the Tundra. Once there is tension on the rope the Tundra will naturally lose traction because it is being lifted a little.
I bet that spoiler really came in handy there. What a stupid idea...
That tundra looks awesome!
i have to tell you now this is my own point of view i had a 2009 toyota tundra and loved the truck drove it from ohio to clear water Florida with 7000 pounds of bass boat behind it 4 differnt times now im pulling the same boat with a 2012 nissan titan and i have to say on the high way and through the smokie mountains my nissan preforms better. but my toyota did get better gas mileage anyway just wanted to give some feed back from a guy who had both trucks they both are awsome trucks probably go with the titan again in 2015 .wish one of them would come out with a diesel though.yes toyota and nissan there is a huge market for diesel truck specifically for guys hualing 7000+ over 1500 miles come on guys build us one
2016 for tundra with a 5.0 liter with 300 hp and 500lbs of torque towing should be in the 15,000 is my guess but for the Titan it's in 2015 not sure of engine size on it
Jose Mujica Nissan will have a 5.0 cummins
The space shuttle must not have been pulling back lol!
more often than not, its the driver. I love my tundra, but i give neither truck the win.
phatrides222000 both trucks suck.
Knightly Wolf fucking edge mydude
The tundra is Cleary on a sandy surface note the black smoke or dusty smoke of the tires spinning. Not to add but the sound of the tire screeching.
It comes down to about 50% driving skill, 50% truck.
+69Bandittt yah on the first round the Toyota just spun its tires.
That nissan got a height advantage not fair guys
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What a joke you have big off road tires on that Niss and stock street tire on the Tundra. Change the tires around and the Tundra will pull the niss all over town.
larger tires raises the final ratio mathematically lowering power to the ground, and last time I looked off road tires have large clean-outs for mud/rocks which will actually lower contact with the street, so neither aspect of larger tires helps him. cant tell about the tundras right rear but obviously both fronts were pulling. the nissan had both fronts spinning but the rear left wasn't (I thought the pro4x package had a rear locker...) and actually the only thing the video proves is whoever loses traction first loses, since both times one truck starts smoking the tires then the other truck pulls them...
Yeah those are offroad tires not street tires like the toyotas. Let me make easy on ya. Street tires are made for the streets since they have better grip than offroad tires on street..
mike tibs Lol at the end of the video they look like the same tires just Nissan's are bigger and black wheels
I enjoyed this better than those damn Cummins vs. Ford/Chevy videos. The comment section gets pretty wild on those vids lol.
These both r great trucks and much as I luv Chevy, i think they will tow da hell outta chevy! Thumbs up 2imports!!
@Ryan Burton they both are using same kind of tire.. All terrain BF Goodrich
what length bed on the titan? longer than 5.5 didnt know longer was made with the crew cab
That one tire fire on the nissan :')
The Toyota is the Bigger, Heavier truck with the bigger, more powerful engine and 4:30 gear ratio for a heavier towing capacity. Obviously the Tundra wins unless it's tires are bald.
i have to tell you now this is my own point of view i had a 2009 toyota tundra and loved the truck drove it from ohio to clear water Florida with 7000 pounds of bass boat behind it 4 differnt times now im pulling the same boat with a 2012 nissan titan and i have to say on the high way and through the smokie mountains my nissan preforms better but my toyota did get better gas mileage anyway just wanted to give you some feed back from a guy who had both trucks they both are awsome trucks wish they would come out with a diesel though
jj seitzbrozinc Titan coming out with Turbo Diesel next year!
That's a badass titan :)
Which one is still on the road? The Toyota!
Put the same tires on the Tundra it would blow it away. More horsepower, torque, and 430 gearing.
My stock 2012 Titan made 383 tq at the tires, 3.36 rear gear. Funny how many Tundras saw its tailights.
@gchattoo18 all decals and badges were removed for a smooth clean look.
dude it's my truck. It has a 5.7L. It also has a banks monster dual exhaust and volcant cold air intake. Btw my truck is debadged, hints the reason you do not see the limited decal by the back door. Obviously there were 2 V8 engines roaring in that parking lot. Tundra Crewmax only comes in to engine types 4.7 and 5.7, which are both V8s. Please know what the hell you are saying before assuming someone is posting false stats.
The titan truck was a bit higher than the tundra thats definitely added advantage
Was gonna say the first tug, the driver in the Titan wasn't pulling till the tundra started to spiin then he pulled him
Apparently just as many parts as the Tundra according this article.
/2012/03/what-percentage-of-your-truck-is-made-in-america.
1 question what is the point of a spoiler on a pickup truck
Its very light on the rear and easy to spin out.
The Titan drove straight to the Subaru dealer and traded in on a 2013 XV Crosstrek limited. Better MPG then a big Titan. Lol
Come to Wisconsin and I'll do a pull :) Not saying I'll win or lose but I'd do it
you made your truck nice man
And kids as you can see it's all about the driver
+Poop in jo mouth yep
Depends on drivers as well. ..well A Tundra is a TUNDRA
titans n armadas are king..
DON cruz 💯
That titan is lookin right
@ToyotaCountryredneck that is true. I got 17mpg out of my 4.0 v6 Toyota Tacoma X-runner and 14 out of my 5.7 v8 crewmax 4x4 tundra. Was it worth the lesser mpg, hell yeah.
Looks like 4lo on the tundra is stronger...broke friction coefficient first. Plus they gotta be running same tires. On 4hi they both broke and tundra won. Overall if I had to take into account newtonian mechanics the tundra appeared to put more power to the ground.
Let's go tundra
I have a Titan and I'm happy with it has lots of power. I laugh there is a video on here talking trash cause a V6 4WD Jeep pulls a 2WD Titan, I'm like hook your little V6 up to mine I'll tug you all over the block lol.
both are a very good trucks.
Doesn't the tundra have like 80 more HP?
These tug of wars are not a fair comparison.There just not set up the same.The tundra has more power over the Titan but there gear range is different.Tundra has a 6 speed Titan has a 5.Tundras drive train is bigger than any in its class.Both Titan and Tundra are made in america.Both good trucks Titans got it on the performance side and a better solid build.Week drive train though but fully boxed fun to drive emidiate power.Tundra looks better more like a 4x4 cadi frame is not boxed not up to the task to take titan on in baja.Ive owned 2 Titans now a tundra 5.7l.They both smoked the ford f 150.I like the style of the chevy to bad they dont last like these do.
These kind of battles are always flawed due to one reason, the tires. All other factors can remain the same but the tug of wars are always stupid because there are different type of tires for different terrains.
It's not just the tires. Look at the surface they are pulling on. You also have to look at how much torque is available and at what rpm range, is it higher or lower than the competitor, the gearing in the rear effects the outcome as well. That Titan is lifted, so down force on the rear comes into play on it, just watch how low the back of that Titan squats. The drivers ability is important too. If the Titan had waited like his first attempt, then he could've walked that Tundra around all day. If the Tundra had better tires and had been patient both times, then the tables could've been reversed instead of a tie.
Somebeach titan gots marbles 😳
"Ford's, Ford's, we're the best! Drive a mile, walk the rest!!" Anything but Ford's guys.
Tires won that battle
if the nissan spun it's tires first, then the tundra could have done the same thing. Once the tires get spinning, it's all over
Still put my money on the nissan gotta use your clutch right.
I knew the winner before watching lol
both should have stock tires or both with base grip like titan is wearing only
I call a re-challenge. Switch drivers!
either way both trucks are good. invite a Chevy and the chassis breaks half way.
Maybe your 82 and 98 but my last two silverados have gone to shit and the frame has rusted away to nothing
All about traction to the ground. As soon as there is wheelspin your done.
maybe assembled there where the parts from?
LOL. Whichever breaks the tires loose first and starts to spin like the Tundra did the first time around will be the loser. It doesn't matter which truck. Both have strong engines and both can pull the same loads pretty much equal. Anyone who says the Tundra or Titan is best over the other just needs to stfu.
The tundra actually won at both matches because the guy in titan didn't hit the gas he just had his brakes all the way to the floor board while the tundra just spins its wheels giving him less traction.
how about stock to stock n not aftermarket larger n bigger tires vs stock...
lol you're not supposed to floor it when doing a tug of war, the guy in the titan knew what he was doing but the guy in the tundra just kept it floored....
The titan is lifted w nice tires
The tundra was stock. But good job Titan
tundra would win either way titan was heavier and the driver was better
Lol the titan couldn’t even spin a tire in 4low the first time
Compare the tires on both trucks.. No brainer here..
Toyota is better
How
Jorge Martinez ever see a Titan lock positive traction? neither did the builders
But they are so expensive that you may as well just get the nissan
4 low !!!! Tundras weight will always win
the only reason the titan won was because of his tires, not bashing the titan there good trucks, but a tundra will def out pull it, stock tire vs a mud gripper will lose every time even if the vehicle has less power or torque
2004, when did you post this comment
Tundras are hidious seriously look at it. Titans are bad ass. Exactly tundra "hauled a space shuttle"
Nissan was on his brakes the whole time till he went that's pussy shit . Both should hit the gas at the same time and stay into it
Only he would be talking bout his dads tundra, not his lol