Faults:

Warped front rotors.

General Comments:

I just bought it used with low low km's and it's beautiful.

Once I drove it I was sold! What a machine.

The seats are as comfortable as my 1995 Camry and the instruments are nice and easy to use.

Tonnes of power.

Handles the road very well.

My 6'th Toyota, they have never let me down.

Faults:

Front brake rotors fail every 5000 miles.

Engine knocks on cold days during warm up.

General Comments:

My tundra requires frequent brake repair because the truck shakes violently when brakes are applied.

After 85,000 miles my V-8 Tundra knocks on cold mornings until the engine comes to operating temperature.

Faults:

Nothing has gone wrong with this truck that requires any major attention. The seat belts did not retract automatically like they should so the dealer replaced them for free, the brakes are not the best, but replace the whole assembly once and they will last for a very long time.

General Comments:

This is by far the greatest truck on the road and will easily blow the doors off of the new Nissan titan as well as the American junk out there. Even though it has a smaller V8 than the competition, I guarentee you that it will easily out run any other truck out there. It will also tow almost anything with no hesitation at all.

Faults:

The only thing that has required service on this truck in 53,000 miles is a leaky tie rod end. It was covered under warranty. I am extremely pleased with this truck in terms of performance and reliability.

The complaint made by one reviewer about the bumper being thin was misplaced. The bumper is identical to those found on Fords and Dodges.

The reference in one review to this truck being foreign junk is just wrong. The Tundra is actually more domestic than most other trucks, most of which are assembled in Mexico or Canada. Being assembled in the USA is a good thing. Being designed in Japan in also a good thing.

If the Tundra comes with defective brakes, just replace the whole assembly. This problem also occurs in the so-called domestic trucks. At least the Tundra has a reliable transmission, unlike the Dodge, which good for about 50,000 miles if you are very lucky.

General Comments:

Of all the trucks out there, Toyota is still the most reliable overall by a huge margin.

Faults:

The brakes had to be replaced 2 times.

General Comments:

I wish I bought the car after it was out a couple of years. The bugs could have been worked out.

Although theres not too many bugs.

Faults:

I had a dead battery, not Toyota's fault.

Nothing has gone wrong with this truck.

General Comments:

This is a super reliable truck.

The power that this truck puts out is unbelievable. I raced a ford mustang and won. (tundra is supercharged)

The truck is very comfortable and it handles super. Best vehicle that I have ever owned. Handling is awesome as well. I will never own anything, but a tundra again.