toyata tundra
so we decided to downplay our vehicle replacement to used in order to replace our 2008 Dakota and not spend 50000 on new our local toyota dealer has a 2011 tundra, awd, the big v8, all the usual bell...
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Ron3rd wrote:camp-n-family wrote:
Agree with all of the above. Our Tundra was a great truck and hauled our tt with ease. We were over he low payload but more importantly well under the axle ratings which combined are well above the gvwr limit. It is an overbuilt but underrated truck.
Only issue we had was the common AIP failure but it's covered under an extended 10yr/160k warranty. If it hasn't failed by then, it won't. We had it for 4 years and traded it with 175k on it for close to what we paid for it. You can't go wrong.
Did you live in an area where the AIP could suck up water, meaning a lot of rain and water on the road? That's where I heard the AIP failures where the most common.
Yes, I got caught in a torrential downpour when mine failed.
