2014 Toyota Tundra consumer reviews

Continues to have sensor problems even after they are fixed. Never received any recalls from company although 5 were issued. When sensor regarding gas tank/ line issues continues to lite up Toyotas solution is to shut off the sensor stating it’s a very common problem with Tundras. Lite continues to lite up and now anti skid sensor lites at the same time and answer is to shut sensor off Very disappointed with the vehicle and service!!!!!!! Also tire sensors have many issues

I have owned several different half ton trucks in my life. Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, and Nissan and to me there is no comparison to the dependable Toyota Tundra. Yes they cost a little more but once you purchase one you will quickly understand why. If your looking for a dependable half ton trucks then I highly recommend you a buy either certified used or new Toyota Tundra. If you've have owned the other brands you will quickly understand why you can't afford not to buy a Toyota!

Working in an auto repair shop the tundra is ahead of the big 3 when it come to longevity, durability, and reliability. My 14 has done everything I asked it to do.

I had Ford’s before and really like how solid my Tundra is compared to the Ford. I have the SR5 and it has plenty of power. I, only, wish that it had intermittent wipers. Very reliable and comfortable!

Love this truck. Sharp looking, power when you need it and feels strong the interior is like a space ship. Would definitely recommend this truck to friends.

I bought this truck for family vacations and various house work. It performs like a Cadillac on the street and a bulldozer with various yard/hauling projects. Worth the money!!!

Good amount of space and power. Built strong. Happy it is utilizing a time tested design and placing reliability over fuel economy. I’d rather have a powerful low maintenance truck than a more complex and less powerful truck.

Overall a good truck however after six months of ownership I learned a very expensive lesson about Tundra's. They apparently develop a very serious and very common coolant leak around the intake manifold, "valley plate" causing a near rebuild of the engine. An almost complete tear down is involved with machining of the heads and took a week. According to the mechanic. And I don't know if it will just happen all over again. Contemplated putting a new engine. With part and labor $4800.

Ford is way ahead of Toyota as far as interior comfort and luxury are concerned.. Spent 68k on my Toyota tundra and it doesn't have heated seats, automatic mirrors, automatic lights.. etc..

I bought 2 tundra for my business. Both 2014 with the 5.7 and 4x4. One is a double cab the other a single cab both with 8' bed. The only complaints are the brakes. The stock sr brakes can not handle the tundra. I had to upgrade to drilled and slotted rotors with ebc pads.