2018 Toyota Tundra consumer reviews

Toyota might be behind on tech, but they’re reliable and for a work truck that’s all I need. Yeah it’s bad on fuel, yeah it’s not buttery smooth ride quality. However, all I need is for it to start in the morning and get me to all my job sites carrying a load of people and all my gear. Perfect vehicle!

I love my Tundra my only complaint is the stereo system it’s supposed to be upgraded JBL but sound is very weak they should look at Addis Bose to their trucks I’d pay extra for that.

I own a few Toyota Tundras and they are very reliable. I was happy to find one with an 8 foot bed. They are certainly hard to come by

All the guys in my family have owned toyota for years and I was reluctant. After driving across the country and up in the mountains of Montana pulling a camper I was hooked.

This truck is great! I love all of the creature comforts, towing/cargo capacity, and power this tuck has to offer. Appearance is subjective, I know, but I also like the way this truck looks from the outside - I guess I wouldn't have purchased it if I didn't. Tundra's are pricey I admit but I like the Toyota reliability and look forward to many years with my truck.

It is a pleasure to drive. It is a comfortable ride. It is reliable & dependable. I had been looking & comparing vehicles for quite some time before making this purchase. NO REGRETS.

As a repeat Toyota fan they last a long time and it is hard to let them go.my Tacoma has 235,000 miles and have not had to replace any thing other than brakes,oil,and tires

The truck has no power, gets poor fuel economy, has super uncomfortable seats, has terrible road noise in cab, the tech is sub par at best.

I like the features Toyota has implemented I do wish the sunglass cubby was bigger and I would love an iPhone dock on dash!!! But overall I am happy with it and had the option of the big three.

Love the exterior looks and actually get fairly good gas mileage for a truck. That being said, interior design poorly done. Most controls cannot be seen from behind the wheel, have to reach over console shifter to access beverage holder, and no regular cruise control. My Tundra does have adaptive cruise control but don't work most of the time due to dirty sensors (road salt or dirt will disable cruise control most of the time). I am also questioning the Tundras future reliability. More recalls on mine than any other vehicle I have ever owned and I have already gone through two complete sets of brakes (the first brake replacement had to be done at first service).