2005 Toyota Tundra consumer reviews

Iv'e been driving this vehicle this Toyota Tundra for the past six years approximately. These are solid dependable trucks whether deciding to use as a work truck , or like myself just as a daily commuting vehicle for work and weekend use. Comfort is great although a little bouncy but then it is a truck. For this year it only has the standard one disc CD player but this is o.k. along with the AM / FM radio and cassette player. Electric power windows and door locks are great as are the mirrors. The V8 engine is great and you can feel secure having that full size bed behind and the tow package. A very very hard to fault vehicle and even should i decide to sell or trade in , it would probably be for the same vehicle / truck. Toyota reliability will ALWAYS be there for you - PERIOD.!!

Truck is 12 years old and still feels very solid. No rattles or vibrations. Small V8 with surprising acceleration but lacks where towing is concerned. Tows small loads fine but is not intended for heavy use. Gas mileage is not great but it is a double cab full size truck so 15 or 16 MPG isn't bad.

The connection between steering wheel and road is always there. Nothing has changed since the day I bought it, everything works. I have owned this truck four years, a T-100 eleven years before buying the Tundra and feel as though it will be with me twice that long, if no accidents.

Best vehicle purchase I've made thus far. I put a small lift and 33" tires and it looks great! Still has plenty of power to tow my 19' ski boat around and looks great doing it.

Sorry I ever sold it but it was one of the if not THE best trucks I ever owned! Had I known the price of gas was gonna skyrocket like it did - I would've kept it

Truck has been in all sorts of adventures. From the mountains to the sea, this truck has been extremely reliable. Fit all my gear nicely and still left room for people and dogs. Camping, snowboarding, surfing, you name it and the truck can get you there.

Smooth,quiet,dependable,and no shakes, rattles,or squeaks that makes you think your driving a Ford or Chevy. I owned a T-100 for 11 years,before buying my Tundra 4 years ago,I think it will be on the road even longer.

The miles say it all. Consistent oil changes, basic maintenance, and treating her right is all it takes. I might be biased, but my tundra runs as if it is still new. I never new how reliable they were until I bought mine. I bought it with 136,000 miles on her and she given me enough satisfaction to last another decade.

Best vehicle i have ever owned. I drove mine up to 289,000 miles on it and sold it while it still was running strong. Took me all over the country, Alaska, all over Canada and back with zero issues always. Basic maintenance was all it ever needed, that and a little love went a long way.

This has been a great truck and I would recommend it to anyone. You can not go wrong with a toyota Tundra.