What did you do with your Tundra or Sequoia this weekend?

[CaptRussia253]

Drove 5 hours round trip to buy a Ram 2500 to replace the Tundra today.....drove home with the Tundra. The Ram was a huge disappointment from build quality to interior space. Test drove an F-250 with the 7.3 gas and 10-speed while I was there, it was much better than the Ram but I was still not sold on it. I might just keep the Tundra, I have been spoiled with Toyota for so long going to something else is going to be tough.

Good call. Sometimes you just have to find out for yourself.

 

[kbahus]

Yes, you are correct on that one!

 

[ax0n]

My 2019 Tundra came cooler-less. This was ATF after 21k, no towing/offroading:

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I drained it a year / 10k miles later, it was even worse. 10k miles later decided to scramble together all missing cooler setup parts, installed a Derale 13403 cooler. This is ATF at 63k miles, last drain & fill was ~30k miles ago. This time offroading, hauling gear, everything. Wow.

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Wife's 2022 Sequoia with the same engine/transmission combo never had high transmission temperatures for some reason, but I still decided to repeat the setup.

I want to do this. Pulling an enclosed utility trailer up a very steep road a few times and got a temp warning. Was really surprised. Road was rough and 500 vertical over 1/4 mile. Super slow going didn’t help but still. Hadn’t looked into it before but glad to see there is an option out there.

 

[Broski]

Yes, you are correct on that one!

Cummings engines are great everything else around them are junk.
The Fords are much better, IMO The Tundra can’t hold a candle to the F250 towing capability !
I bought my 2017 F350 6.7 new it’s been a dream and I still love it!
That being said I still think with a few modifications the tundra could work well with your intended use.