Official 2022 Tundra 3rd Gen Thread

I thought they had a composite flexi bed.

 

Depends how hard your hit and how high. Hit hard enough I think the whole truck will be damaged. But for small impacts it will be nice.

 

- tow hooks, ugh. Remove air dam, 10 inches of tube steel, cut hole in bumper cover, I guess.
- RCI front skid for me
- front diff looks like new design, looks like a hex drain plug
- looks like one piece driveshaft
- muffler hangs too low
- looks like the PB is integrated into the rear discs, no separate drum
- tight fit for a 35" spare

No air to fluid trans cooler, puck again. Plenty of engine cooling.

 

They did provide a option to access the bed. It’s a optional dealer add on bed step. Not that I see a need for one but maybe when I get older.

 

Anyone?

 

Well I am pretty tall (6'1) and I have always just stepped on the rear tire and climb over the bed side. There is a rear bed step option for fat/old/short folks lol

 

I step on the rear tire and enter the bed from the side. Adapt and overcome.

 

I don’t know the exact price, but it’s definitely available direct from the dealer. And they have to mount it somewhere. Right?

 

Meh, a bed step is low on my priority list. Maybe you should have one of those elevator style hydraulic gates put on like a furniture delivery truck?

Just don’t let Toyota know you’re doing it or they will charge a subscription fee.

 

I have only ever got into the bed of a truck by jumping in, stepping in, or going over the tire. I have never used the bumper or a step. So I guess I don’t understand. I’m 5-10. Not fat

 

I’ve had canopies on my pick ups for the last 20 years, so I’ve been strictly relegated to climbing in off the tailgate. 6 foot, not fat LOL

 

I use the tire or hop on tailgate, a little fat…

 

They took input from this guy, I mean what do you expect...? Agree with your point(s) though and this has been my main gripe about the 3rd gen Tundra since more details have come out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSuTPmgochg

 

There's more to glean from that video than bed step. Good to see a scan of the underside, IMO.

 

Wrong. Oil pressure and water temp

 

What's wrong with oil pressure and water temp? Water temp is right in the middle and it's only turning 1800 rpms, oil pressure isn't going to be that high.

 

Dude called the oi pressure gauge the trans oi temp and called the water temp the engine oil temp

 

Yep. He needs to open his owner's manual and start reading, because his ignorance is showing.

Steve

 

The Guys not very smart.. same guy who got stuck in the mud. I’m seeing a lot of 22 mpg+ videos which is awesome. Considering I mostly drive 60 where I live and my current Tacoma gets around 17 lol

 

Ah, didn't catch that. I have noticed this guy doesn't seem to know much about cars at all. He's made a ton of mistakes in his videos. I thought you were saying the gas mileage wasn't true because of those 2 things and didn't understand your arguement.

 

I’m not sure what gender that person is.

I do know their music sucks a bag of dicks, and their input on a pickup truck is about as useful as my input on tools for a brain surgeon to use.

 

It's all good

 

Did he mention that it has a spin on filter not a canister filter lol

 

I Think he may have mentioned it 15 or 20 times.
Title was very misleading, I didn't learn anything that I haven't already hear on many YouTube channels, the exact opposite of his title.

 

Skid plates for Tundra per Toyota build and price WS
https://www.toyota.com/configurator...A21/packages/option3/accessories/D8-A7-D5-T7/

 

Sums it up…

 

I think you guys are a being a little too hard on him.

His heart is in the right place and quite likely new to pickup trucks.

 

https://youtu.be/dAzcg_LdhO4

 

This truck looks AMAZING in Celestial Silver

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cGwsktzJYc&t=14s

 

Maybe…the video of him ‘parking’ front first at a weird angle in his parking spot (next to a column) tells me he might be new to parking too…he may want to stick to valet.