2017 Toyota Tundra consumer reviews

This is the truck of my dreams. It looks like a Lexus inside and sounds like a beast on the outside.

I have waited a long time to purchase my truck and looked at many. The Toyota Tundra is a solid and reliable vehicle that has held its value well over the years. I originally was looking fir a good used vehicle but found that most owners keep their Tundra pickups so finding a good used one was not easy and was expensive when I found one. I finally decided on a new 2017 Tundra Crewmax and love it. The ride is smooth and the handling is solid. I love this truck.

This truck needed to fit the role of family wagon, toy hauler and daily driver and I just have to say that so far it fits our family like a glove. My kids can't get over the size of the rear seating (Crewmax). The wife loves the quiet cabin and comfortable seats. I can't say enough about my Tundra it truly is perfect!

It is big, thirsty, expensive, and an old design but...I bought it anyway! If you want reliability with a HUGE rear seat then this is really the best truck out there. I like the front bench seat option! A fullsized truck that seats 6!

Coming from a 2010 Pathfinder, I'm in Heaven! Roomy,Powerful,Comfortable and Stylish. Add typical Toyota reliability to the mix and it's a win-win. Best purchase EVER!!!

I love this pick up because is safe and at the same time has confort and elegance. Nice interior and exterior and super confortable and nice space inside

This is a great all round truck for snow plowing, towing, and with the CrewMax cab very comfortable for four adults. I took a few stars off for useless headlights, no keyless entry or push button start. Seats are alright but the technology is very outdated. It should be noted you will pay $10k more for a loaded up F150 or alike. All in all its a good bang for the buck and a workhorse.

Rides very smoothly, saves gas even known it's a v8, lots of room inside and outside I love the back up camera

My first truck, and I couldn't be happier. This Tundra has been working hard since I bought it. It looks and drives great.

When looking to replace my 2008 tundra I looked at f150s, Silverado and the new Titan. All those trucks where impressive in there own right. What put me back in a tundra was the pricepoint comparatively to its competition and the reputation for reliability. The truck it self is a 2017 Tundra CrewMax SR5 TRD with the 5.7. This truck wasn't the most powerful truck I test drove but the power from the 5.7 has been more than enough for towing and hauling. This truck is used off-road quite a bit and in that aspect it has worked great also, ground clearance is good, bilstien shocks are great. I would prefer a locking rear diff like the Titan and f150 but ATRAC seems to be handling everything with no problem. At the end of the day the tundra isn't for everyone. It's not the fastest nor does it have the highest tow rating or the best MPG, but for me it the right combination of utility, capability at a price I could live with- $39,462