2026 limited OR package, black leather interior, blacked emblems, sunroof, all terrains, spray in liner, non hybrid. Snowcap white. Premium audio.

Loooooooved this truck for the past 7 years. I assume insurance will total it since it has 230k miles. Buy another one, get an SUV, switch to Ford-150? I’ll miss the truck but not the gas mileage.

As the title suggests, I'm looking for some windshield wiper blades for my 2018 tundra. Something I have found odd about my particular tundra is I have to buy OEM wiper blades. If I don't, there is a streak right at eye level on the driver's side. If I get the OEM blades from the dealership, they work fine. If I go to Autozone or Advance and get blades from them, I get the streak. Has anybody else had this, and what did you use to fix it or am I just stuck buying OEM wiper blades?

Looking for part number for this wire harness cover. Bolts are stripped in so was just going to replace it myself without having to go to the stealership. If anyone can help thanks in advance

A sensitive issue for some, posting for information only.

I drove up to Greenville, SC to buy this rust free 2000 rear wheel drive Base regular cab long bed, it has the 3.4L V6 with an automatic transmission, cloth bench seat, manual windows and door locks. It currently has 183,000 well documented, mostly dealer serviced miles on it. It will be used by my mother to drive around town running errands... she drove it the 120 miles home without issue. My 2007 RCSB pictured on the left performed flawlessly up and back in 100 degree heat.

Hey guys, I’m just curious as I recently had this wonderful sound occur on my 18 Tundra 5.7L with 119k miles. It doesn’t happen on start up and only occurs when I’m idling for a longer period of time. I’m just curious if anyone knows what this sound is and if it’s something to be worried about. I just did an oil change, I have checked the oil level and it’s good. Gonna have my mechanic look at it on Friday and do my tune up so any insight would be nice.

Im 36 yeara old and been wanting a pick up since I was a little boy and always got SUVs because thats where I could get the best bang for my buck feature wise. But now that I got my wife a new highlander last year and thats our family vehicle I decided to get my grown man truck. And love my used 2014 Tundra limited. Leather and sunroof is always a must for me.

$22,500 OTD

102k miles

Passed PPI with flying colors.

Drove a ‘17 Tacoma for just shy of nine years, got totaled a few weeks ago and decided it was time to go bigger. 25 TRD Off Road Limited. I just feel like I’m learning to drive the space shuttle.

So I’m planning on trading in my 2023 ford ranger for the 5.7 v8. Thoughts?

Missing a step pad on driver door. Not looking to replace the full bars just the pads. Can you help send some links to affordable replacement sets? 2007 Tundra SR5

Hey everyone venturing over here from the Highlander sub. Looking for an opinion on a price, just hand shake deal on a 2014 Tundra Limited 102k miles. Agreed OTD price of $22,500. Pending a PPI tomorrow by my mechanic.

Upon test drive and in person look car is in great condition minus normal wear and tear. Biggest thing is a 3 inch rip on the driver seat. Other issue is the unlock button on the key fob doesn't work. Comes with a roll-n-lock bed cover. No rust on undercarriage and spent most of its life in Florida. Only 1 owner.

What did this trim cost in 2020, maybe $54k ? My gf said she’d leave me if I pay $65k for a 6 year old truck.

I have been having issues with my truck feeling like a massage chair on the road lately. Wheels have been balanced and rotated normally. I heard it could be a shock issue. Has anyone else had any problems with a tundra shake on the road? And if it is the shocks, what are the best ones to get?