Correct, the Crewmax cab will be available with a 6.5' bed is what I have seen in the youtube videos. I wonder if it will turn the engine off at every stop? Can I fit chains on the front? Can I get a platinum or 1794 without a sunroof? Can I get the TRD off road option on the platinum or 1794? I have lots of questions still.
2022 Toyota Tundra
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LuketheDog
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Apparently you can get a 3" factory-installed lift!
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I just put new tires on my '03 Tacoma, so I won't be in the market for another 5-7 years 
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I'll certainly take a look at it next time I'm buying a truck. Just wish the dimensions or the half tons weren't so out of control. For example, the newer trucks (crew cab short bed) range from 228.1-232.9" length and 80-82.1" wide with bed lengths 66-69.6". By contrast a 2004 F150 was 224" long and 78.9" wide. But the midsize trucks are too small and underpowered if u want to haul gear, people, kids, or tow a camper.
Would like to see something slot in between with dimensions around 225"x78"x69". But they won't make the half tons smaller so maybe eventually the mid sized trucks will grow to that size now that minitrucks (maverick, Santa Cruz, etc.) are back.
Would like to see something slot in between with dimensions around 225"x78"x69". But they won't make the half tons smaller so maybe eventually the mid sized trucks will grow to that size now that minitrucks (maverick, Santa Cruz, etc.) are back.
tzone
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At 80" wide, there is nothing off-road about it. lol
Totally agree. If the 6.5 bed was available with the crewmax when I bought mine I'd have one. Still can't justify buying a new truck when my '11 still runs like new with 135k miles with zero issues.
I just bought the ZR2
ShootsManyBullets
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with the big v8?
How's it ride? Does it haul ass?
FI460
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Picked it up on Saturday.
Sounds like there have been a number of issues with the turbo wastegate on the new Tundra. Haven’t been following it as of late, preliminary thoughts were either a programming issue and/or machining tolerances.
Nice looking truck. You get the option with the rear locker?
Nice looking truck. You get the option with the rear locker?
FI460
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The rear locker is a big part of what got me to splurge.
The story I've seen on turbos is there was an issue with a wastegate actuator supplier. I spent entirely too much time reading Facebook and forum posts on the frequency of the issue and my feel is that it's not that widespread.
Decided I'm going to roll the dice. It's roll the dice with an abused 300k mile 4runner, or a fancy new tundra with a warranty.
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The F150 is rolling strong at 120k but one of these tundras is tempting in the next couple years!
I ordered one back in February. It was built in March and still hasn’t made it to Idaho. Hopefully she turns up soon.
Due to the changes they made I sold my 2012 with 150k miles. Only lost 1/3 of the new cost in depreciation which was nice.
Picked up the TRD package. With some new tires, a leveling kit, airbags for towing and maybe a new bumper it should cover my needs for the next decade.
Due to the changes they made I sold my 2012 with 150k miles. Only lost 1/3 of the new cost in depreciation which was nice.
Picked up the TRD package. With some new tires, a leveling kit, airbags for towing and maybe a new bumper it should cover my needs for the next decade.
Ben Nicholson
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Yep I had an issue with the wastegate on mine. Only happened once, and they couldn't duplicate it at the dealership. The current problem with mine is the AC. The dealer has had the parts ordered for 3 weeks and still can't get an ETA. We're having heat advisories here so I'm getting a bit agitated with Toyota. I guess expecting the AC to work on a 3 month old, $60,000 truck is too much to ask for. Frankly, I wish I had bought a F150....
2022 Toyota Tundra Pickup Trucks Recalled Because Part of the Axle Shaft May Separate - Consumer Reports
The 2022 Toyota Tundra pickup has been recalled because, Consumer Reports says, nuts securing the rear axle sub-assembly could loosen and fall off.
MTLabrador
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Ford Mustangs, F-Series, Chevy and GMC trucks among latest auto recalls
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has issued recalls for the week of June 2-9, including vehicles Audi and Honda.
www.usatoday.com
Uh oh.
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