2021 Toyota Tundra consumer reviews

After 40 yrs of Fords I made the switch to Toyota. My Tundra has exceeded my expectations. I have had ZERO ISSUES in 2 plus yrs of ownership. Only complaint is gas MPG is not as good as my Ford but was expected with a big V8 engine. I would DEFINITELY buy another Toyota.

This is a limited tundra. I really enjoy this third tundra. My 19 wasn't worn out, but was afraid this might be the last of the v-8s. The only concern is the lack of a transmission cooler. It has one now. Our oldest toyota has almost 400k on it now and except for a steering cylinder it's still going strong. This truck won't be any different. It only has 30k miles as of right now,but no rattles or speaks. I drive about 50 miles of rock road a day and this truck is by far the cleanest on the inside of any cars. Toyota makes em right and tight! Thank you toyota!

My 2021 Tundra is a great truck. I bought a limited. White with black trim. I thought it would be a nice non-descript truck. Well, it also came with duel tuned exhaust. It turns heads. 20" wheels and a black bed cover add to the style. And the black leather seats are tough enough for my dog's nails. My wife has a 2017. We have only changed lights and all the normal maintenance.

Love my 1794, it’s got more bells and whistles than any truck I’ve ever owned. The 5.7L is a beast and will tow practically anything. The fuel efficiency is not great but xxxx it’s a truck made to work, and being the 1794 edition (Top Dog) in Tundras lineup, I can look good doing doing so. If I wanted a truck for fuel economy I would have bought a four cylinder.

I have a 2021 Toyota Tundra TRD and have put 11K miles on the vehicle. So far I've had a Rear Main seal oil leak. Front Timing plate cover leak and now a water pump leak. As for the Rear Main seal, it looks like it's a systemic problem. My buddy who works for a transmission shop has seen several rear main seal leaks on 2021 tundras. I would not recommend buying this vehicle.

Outdated? A little, but all the bugs and issues have been worked out years ago. Bad on gas? Yes, It's a full size truck. Lack of technology? Yep, not all the bells and whistles, but less to go wrong. Reliable? 100%! I've owned 5 Tundras in the past 20 years and all had over 150K miles before selling. If you look at the actual total repair costs of ALL my Tundras over the years (not maintenance) combined, it is still less than my neighbors one trip to the dealer for his Silverado and then F150. Tundra will run forever. Good resale value? Best in class for a reason.

Has anyone had any issues with lack of power? My 2018 had plenty of power and would pull anything. It's like the shift point are off and it lugs.

I’m so happy with this truck best truck ever better then other truck I’m going to drive till the end I recommend it to anyone

Best truck I ever owned, very comfortable especially like the heated cold seats. The driver experience is great, good handling and performance, plenty of power fuel mi not the best but it makes it up by using regular unleaded so actually cheaper to drive than most. Beautiful interior esp the saddle brown saddle leather. Never owned a fancy truck before but my 1794 is awesome and its allready showed me its more than capable for work! Given the known Toyota reliability and this is my 5th Toyota you can’t go wrong.

my second tundra,to many issuse to list,i am not happy .most of the probles my 2008 tundra had this one has even more.would like to sell and build my own truck in my shop