Hey folks! We've released a full-length video on our trip through Labrador in a pair of Toyota Tundras. Check it out here - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5qiaK98ldCYfJs.html

Getting ready to retire after 25 years as a park ranger. Drove Ford or Dodges during my career. Owned my 4-runner for 20 years and will gift myself a tundra as a retirement gift as I move to another mountain range with snow. Thanks for the review.

Most likely the best built truck available today. Not the latest gadgets and tech, poor fuel economy but it will never let you down like the domestics. Not to mention the amazing value and resale value.

A good friend of mine cross shopped all the half tons and ended up buying this exact Tundra due to interior simplicity and long term reliability of the 5.7L V8. He couldn't be happier.

I want to see the footage of that 6000 kms trip. please. looks cool.

Simplicity and reliability is key.

Count me in for the Tundra video. While behind the times it is probably the truck most likely to still be on the road and running reliably in 20 years.

Put that footage up makes me appreciate my 2003 Toyota Tundra SR5 and its heritage

The Tundra is a tried & true truck. Getting you from point A to point B in a safe & dependable manner. Sure it’s behind on so many new gadgets & gizmos, but as my father used to say, that’s just less to go wrong. Truck prices have risen to a price I never thought possible. When spending my hard earned money I’ll go for the better value & reliability record any day.

Just picked up a 2021 Tundra. Couldn't be happier! Came from a Chevy diesel and love the feel of driving the Tundra. And always wanted a V8 which might not be available much longer. Nice review.

I would love to see your dad's Tundra footage! I'm on my second Tundra and couldn't be happier. This truck may lack in features, but it's a proven platform that does the job you ask of it.

I like the review. I also would really like to see more of your long winter trip your dad talked about.

I like your Dads perspective.

I have had 3 tundras amidst other trucks. Currently own 2 (for business) and they have been the most consistent trucks for me. I have 250k on the one, with only oil changes and brakes done. 120k on the other with only fluids and brake pads done. We tow 8-10k almost every day, they have never let me down. Also great offroad. Dont be afraid of the payload “limitation”. Add a leaf and you will be pleasantly surprised at what they can handle.

It’s hard working, reliable truck. It’s just ancient. If you’re not worried about gadgets or fuel economy, it’s the perfect buy in my opinion. ( I’m a Toyota guy)

I’ve had the 2021 Tundra 4 months, bought it new… so far I’ve put 11,700 miles on it. Hopefully this truck lasts, it’s my first Toyota. 👍

Stop looking at the door stickers. If it fits in the bed, haul it ! 👍😁 Seriously though I think if it says 1000 pounds payload I think that's in the bed not the cab. The gvwr is payload, passengers and truck. If it says 1000 pounds payload then put 1000 pounds in it. Don't think you need to worry about who's in the cab.

I really like you and your dad’s no BS reports. Neutral, fair, and to the point. Great.

Bro I love that you spend time with who really matter, your family and you will now remember that for ever. Plus you’re so positive and happy keep it up

I bought a 2021 Tundra Nightshade Edition in magnetic gray metallic! I love it! My first Tundra. Really wanted to get the V8 engine and the look of the current version before it was gone

This is honestly one of the best videos I have watched on KZfaq about the Tundra. I recently purchased a new 2021 Tundra TRD Off Road with a 38 Gallon fuel tank and towing mirrors. Besides the sucky gas mileage, the truck exceeds all my expectations, especially when towing my 28’ Airstream. I looked at the Big 3 pick ups, but too many bells & whistles and technology. Being an old fart, I enjoy a more basic, reliable, strong V-8 pick up. Guess I’m old school. Thanks again for this video, it confirmed my decision on buying my Tundra.

Just purchased a 2021 Tundra Platinum and I’m in love with the truck. That burley V8 is amazing.

Post the old footage! 2012 Tundra CM 4WD with 189k miles. Drives awesome. Drinks gas but most tundra owners don’t care. Love knowing that it won’t break down on me like others!

I like the Tundra , I like the V8 , not too concerned about the MPG , I like how smooth and powerful it is , not to mention the most reliable truck in this segment, in my opinion. So I say yes 👍👍 two thumbs up for the Tundra

As soon as you mentioned your trip to the Atlantic, I pulled up Google Maps to look at your route. Heck yes I'd like to see video footage augmented with maps of the route.

My heavens, what a fantastic video! The honoring between the father and the son and the real world benefits of owning a Tundra. Excellent excellent job gentlemen! May God continue to Bless you guys!

I traded a 15 big horn ram for a 20 tundra. I plan to drive the tundra till retirement and I'm 44.

I just bought a 2018 Tundra Crew Max Limited in that same cement color with the off road package and only 42,000 miles! It’s certified pre owned to boot and I love it!!

Great video. One of the best I've seen on the Tundra. I own a 2013 Tundra TRD/SR5 Crewmax, though not 4X4, and recently decided to keep it rather than trade for something with the bells and whistles. It's a beast when pulling and has super comfortable seats and wow, the expansive back seat...great for my kids. I also love the sliding rear seat. I believe that they did away with that feature in 2014. It allows you to recline the back support seat for a more comfortable road trip.

I thought I wanted a spray in bed liner, but the drop in has a big advantage. It is a LOT easier getting things in and out with the drop in. Things slide in or out with no problem. Every 2 weeks we do our big grocery shopping and the drop in liner makes getting the groceries in and out so much easier. Dump runs are easier. Furniture moves are easier. I've grown to really appreciate the drop in!

Great video. Honest and real. I drive a 2014 SR5 Toyota Tundra 5.7 V8 2x2 and pull a 25fb Airstream trailer. Weight 6,000 pounds and zero issues. On Toyota I have firestone rear air shocks, flow master exhaust, EZ Stop Z36 brakes. Prodigy electronic braking system. I love the Toyota. My buds are all diesel pushers and they even say this Toyota pulls the Airstream with zero issues in power, control, braking, climbing, smoothness and sway. I swapped the stock brakes and did not like the braking power of the truck without towing. I was able to pull truck and trailer with a 15 gallon Titan Sidekick due to 26 gallon tank and drove 275 miles on 101 southbound and got 13.2 mpg. Decent about 1%. On the way back I got 12.2 mpg. I seldom drive with Tow Haul mode on. Climbs yes, and more important on descents for braking and control but most of the time 75% do not need it. This Toyota is a collector and my friends that own there diesels now are paying the big $$$. There is a saying that everyone loves a Diesel until the warranty has expired. the emission standards are choking the Diesels to death. Gas is the new Diesel. I'm a fan of the Diesel but you need money and if your pulling real weight go with that train. This Toyota pulls better than many 2500's that I have tested out including Dodge and Ford. Dodge best braking power and solid torque on the diesel 2500. The gas is clunky and both of those models have real transmission problems. The Ford has power but damn when something goes wrong it is in the shop for weeks at the dealerships. Toyota is made in Texas!! Dodge & Ford I think Mexico.

Tundra may not have all I want, but it has everything I need. ps. SHOW US THE TRIP!!!

I've owned two tundras (2010 & 2016) but now looking at a 4x4. I was looking at other makes because of better gas mileage, but I think I'm sticking with Toyota. This was a great review, probable one of the best...

Spray in bed liner all the way, they’re tough as hell.

Love you guys! You hit all aspects of truck ownership w/ all the models you test and apply real-world parameters! So thorough, so very good; thank you and please keep ‘em coming!👍🏻👍🏻

Hey guys ! I’m a new subscriber with a 17’ Tundra 4x4 I bought new and haven’t regretted a single day of ownership...I’m a senior who appreciates the simplicity of the Tundra without all those extra gadgets. It’s a great solid truck that handles perfectly with any road condition. I’d love to see that long winter trip also.. Thanks for sharing 👍

i absolutely love my 2019 platinum tundra, i did alot to it. dropped another 15-20k into it. like it way more than my 2014 z71 or dodge hemi. both were a major let down after being stuck in shitty situations, i decided reliability was the most important thing to me

Absolutely wanna see the 4000 mile Tundra journey! 👍🏼

I know this an older video and thread but nothing has changed. I bought a 2021 in May of 21. I bought this truck because of the legendary quality, simplicity . A no bullshit approach to a great truck. I have subcontractors that work for me and this is the Only truck they will use. 300k plus miles on most of them where the dodge, chevy and fords struggle to get to. Towing a 5000 pound trailer on my vacations, I need as close to a guarantee as possible. This was it.

I have a 2012 double cab with 10 ply tires and airbags in the rear. I’ve put easily 2,900 pounds of material a couple of times and it took it like a champ.

I would love to see the footage from that trip across Quebec lol👍

Yes, let's see that Labrador footage!

Thank you, I’m glad you did a review on the strength of the Toyota tundra. Keep up the great videos!

Would love to see that footage as a feature or series! Also really like the Carhartts!

Please....share the old Tundra Footage. Good review on this current Tundra guys...keep on Truck-in (Truck-king)

To me, my Tundra has a hint of old school charm. Port injection. Loud fan at startup. V8 rumble.

More Tundra footage please! As far as bed liners go, I would avoid the plastic drop in liner. I've seen what it does to a bed after years of use. Spray in is the way to go.

Definitely want to see the Tundra footage! Thanks for the video!

Love my '20 so far! You ought to do the Labrador run in each of the big 3 trucks to test reliability. My last 2 new rams stranded me in limp mode during excursions.

You guys and your old buddies at TFL have the best constant.Thank you!!!

That trip was awesome. I love your video's...thank you so much! I think you guy's got brass balls doing these cool reviews. keep up the great stuff!

2018 Tundra SR5 CrewMax 94,000 km trouble free. Love Old School truck. Box liner discarded as it rubs paint off box under it. LineX installed.

I believe the best bed liner is the spray on. The plastic insert one leaves the possibility of water getting between it and the bed causing corrosion.

Show the trip footage! Love winter reviews/tests

Taco fan boy here. My fifth and most recent 2017 TRD OR has that composite bed and I love it when hauling around shooting match/contest supplies. I use those black Home Depot milk crates for $5.97 each to carry supplies and they slide in quickly and effortlessly. Around the corners in town, these milk crates do slip a bit, but I should just slow down. Ha ha ha. Be strong and be safe out there!!

I own a 2013 Tundra with the 4.6 , sr5-TRD and I love it. Avg 19 highway which is almost as good as my old 04 tacoma -20 mpg. I like the drop in bedliner. Payloads slide out easier and mulch&loam are easier to clean out of the bed. This was my first visit to your channel and I liked it, will check out more episodes. I also would love to see the 4000 miles Labrador trip. Thanks Guys! Great job! Lauren from Western Massachusetts

Let's see that trip, boys

Absolutely, please post a video of your epic road trip!

Great job on the video guys! It was interesting all the way through!

In a perfect world, Toyota gave us the 5.7 8speed from the lx570 in the next gen 2022.. great review TK!

Hell Ya lets see that Trip ..! That Looks Amazing

Old doesn't bother me, however, there's a few creature comforts I'd like to see added, like a retractable bed step and lighting. I've got a lot of upgrades on my 07 and it's still stupid reliable; I love it like no truck I've had before. Wish it got better mpg's, but comes with the territory. I wasn't expecting miracles with 35s and a 6 inch lift, but I do spend a lot of time at the pump with the 5.7...

I enjoy the detailed, yet conservatiinal manner when discussing the Tundra’s attributes.

Great review! You should have reviewed the TRD Sport Premium. $4k more and you get leather seats and steering wheel, dual zone climate control, sunroof, push button start, TRD Sway bars & spray in bed liner. Best bang for your buck for any V8 truck!

Meanwhile I have a 2011 Tundra base truck and I look at the interior of that one and think it is a space ship. I love my great big buttons and not having to hunt for anything in any menu.

Great job guys Well presented.

I have a 2020 Tundra Limited 4X4 Crew Max. Traded off a 2018 Tacoma TRD Off-Road. Needed something more comfortable to travel in ( seats). I ❤ it!

Great video as usual. Tundra SR5 with TRD Off Road package will carry over 1600 pounds cargo weight no issue with approximately 2" of sag in the rear. Toyota over engineers its vehicles as I had approximately 1300 pounds of cargo in the bed and (2) 200+ pound guys in the crewmax cab and the Tundra drove smooth without any issues. Truck is stock with BFG KO2 tires for snow in Colorado. I have images to DM if you're interested with the load for reference.

I'd like to see the Tundra trip footage. I drive a Tundra and love seeing them perform.

I'd love to see the Labrador footage. It's a trip I'd like to make in the future.

I picked up a 2018 Canadian Tundra SR5 Crewmax TRD Offroad in 2019, that made its way to Utah with only 30 miles on it for $39k. Brand new truck. The great thing about Canadian Tundras is that they have some options not available to American Tundras in the SR5 package. I have heated cloth seats, a block heater and a sunroof.....all in the SR5 package. Love it.

New to the channel, just bought a 21 tundra. This video was exactly what I needed. Thanks!

Definitely want to see that road trip video footage!

There's a few things you guys could have touched on , like the roll down rear window, electronic adjustable headlamps, the fact that the 5.7 is one of, if not the most reliable V8 gas engines in the segment . Plus the transmission is built by Aisin ( known for building reliable tough transmissions) Also the gearing is 4.30 not 4.10. Which is class leading as well .

2013 Toyota tundra crew max rock warriors edition hitting 300k and zero issues plus runs like new. Reliability at its finest.

Drop in bed liner makes it easier to load things in and out since items tend to slide on the plastic but that also means you need to strap everything down every single time since well everything tends to slide.

Hell yeah! Tundra story video!

Love to see that NFLD trip

I'd LOVE to see that footage of the 6k trip!! Great content guys. Keep it up!!

I’ve loaded 1800 lbs of flooring in my 2014, hauled it home with no issues.

I’m so close to buying a tundra this year really love your review

Every truck I ever had a drop in bedliner had moisture and rust issues underneath. I only do factory spray-in bedliners now (or no bedliner and get a spray-in from a local shop).

That's how I feel about my 2013. Yea sure the interior and features are ancient but the truck it self gets the job done more than needed.

Great video. I'm a huge Tundra fan. I had an 08 sr5 and now a 19 platinum. Would love to see video of that long trip with the Tundras.

Being born and raised in Goose Bay, Labrador, I know that road very well. I've been in Alberta now for 12 years, and would love to see the footage of that trip. I seem to recall seeing it somewhere else, but would enjoy seeing it again. Thanks for the videos.

Let’s get the footage up of the trip!

I would like to see the video guys. My brother and uncle have tundras. They have been extremely happy with them. I have a 2007 Tacoma access Cab trd sport 4x4 4.0L v6 automatic with 162,xxx miles and it's been a awesome truck. Keep up the great work guys.

I have a 2016 1794 and I would very much enjoy watching that footage of my truck!!

1000% would love to see the video.

That Tundra has a 4.30:1 rear axle ratio. So it’s even more aggressive that the 4.10:1 he said it had.

I'm with everyone else, let's see that trip! Huge tundra fan and have been looking for something like the video you talked about!

I’ve had both, and a spray in bed liner is my favorite. It keeps stuff from sliding around in the bed.

Id love to see that Tundra footage

Of course we want to see the trip footage!

Old doesn’t mean bad. I traded my 17 titan xd diesel for a 2021 tundra TSS package. Love this truck.

Got new 2021 tundra. Thanks for review. Love it

I would also like to see footage of the tundra trip.

I would love to see your dad trip!

Yes please get that video up! Would love to see it and would love if other companies brake there trucks on the same route.

The drop in liners are great. They can take more of a beating. I’ve unfortunately gouged eight through my spray in a few times