2022 Tundra

We've circled back to the transcooler again...

 

But what's the biggest size tires I can fit on my truck?.....

 

At least we're off the V8 or the diesel engines for 2022.

 

except that you just brought them back up

 

Just need to get the jbl system…

 

Hey I wonder if you can hack them to add your own sound effects. That would be a hilarious prank. Imagine farting noises coming out of the system instead

 

As far as I can tell, there is a style of grill that we have not yet seen in the current series of reveal videos. At least I haven't seen it. And a different set of wheels to go with it.

https://tfltruck.com/2021/06/spied-...flage-is-caught-testing-on-top-of-a-mountain/



That same grill and wheels are in this video at 3:43:



Is this some trim level or style that was dropped? Or the non-hybrid version of the Platinum or 1794?

 

Those are test mules, don't expect to see them on any production truck.

 

True, but all the other test mules spied (since the beginning of 2021 anyway) have all become reality. The TRD Off Road/TRD Pro honeycomb grill, and the Platinum/1794/Hybrid grill have both been seen behind the camo in many of the other spy photos. I'm just disappointed it didn't make it to the prototypes, because I like the look.

 

At least we can agree it wasn't 2020, 2021 or 2022.

 

What I want ideally is a used '23 Sequoia SR5 hybrid with 3kW inverter, 4auto, 4LO, 18" wheels. I can wait until 2025 to buy used.

 

Yep, although I will buy new to get rid of our Yukon.

And it would be awesome if the Sequoia went back to a solid rear axle. I’m somewhat hopeful since it’s now part of the Land Cruiser/Tundra shared platform…

 

I know they sharing platform with 2 more vehicles, they show it in the center compartment

 

I'm holding out til the 2025 solid state battery Tundra on the 2027 Hydrogen fuel cell edition.

 

There’s also the bed mat. Works great. I have in one in my Tacoma bed

 

I think it will be shared with all the body on frame vehicles so tundra, Tacoma, land cruiser, 4runner, sequoia, lexus lx, and gx.

 

I've always had a bed mat in my trucks even with the spray on liner in my Tundra. Couldn't tell you how many times I hit the breaks in my Tacoma and anything in the bed would come flying forward and slam into the front of the bed. After my tree stand did it and almost busted my back window, I decided I needed the bed mat.

 

So umm can the Tundra fit 37's stock and still get 30mpg? Also, if you put diesel into the tank will it add torque combined with the hybrid?

 

my solution has been tie downs and ratchet straps. They work really well

 

lol yeah i did this once in on our 16 tacoma. loaded up what i was thinking 500-600 lbs of 12x12 pavers and then realized afterwards when the bed was sitting on the bump stops that i must have miscalculated. which i did by about 50%. i was pushing about 1100-1200 lbs on the bed. crap i already paid for them and had them loaded. luckily we only lived about 3 miles tops to the house from menards and drove on the highway at 40mph with flashers. that was a pucker drive home as i didnt want to break anything in the composite bed.

made it home slowly but safely and nothing happened.

got rid of the tacoma since we needed more interior space for 2 GSP hunting dogs and people for pheasant season as we dont keep our dogs in the bed driving out/in from spots due to the extreme temps we get during hunting at times.

 

Diesel requires urine, eh, urea additives

 

i hope not, completely useless up north during the winters. i rather have the static running boards like we have on our platinum currently. i dont expect the power boards are going to be standard due to the cost.

 

Well I only piss excellence so then it must easily be good for 20hp! No DEF required!

 

well at least the test drive video's will be out next week. redline already posted the tundra will be out next week.

 

here you go for reference...

 

I like the chrome on the 1794. Blacked out is over played.

 

Think it's less chrome with the TRD Offroad Package

Better than the beige in terms of keeping clean.

 

I am aware press people are not treating test Tundras easy but I came across this MPG numbers in one of the review videos and they are awful. 16.7 best mpg is better than the 13 mpg current generation but not able to compete with domestic brands.