The next gen Tundra wish list

I thought it would be fun to see what people want in the next Tundras. Post anything you want that Toyota should add or change in the Tundra.



My list,
boxed frame,
2500 edition with 8 lug axles and beefy housing,
smoother ride suspension,
winch mount option (compete with Power Wagon),
longer crew max bed (anything helps),
security locks for tailgate and spare tire,
glove box lights,
power mirror switch lights (do I have to ask for this?)

 

I'll say it first i guess....




Diesel.

 

Def longer bed for crewmax, more storage under seat and in the bed (like Tacoma). Diesel is a must

 

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Plus..........
1) Under rear seat storage
2) Stock 33"-34" tires
3) Brake controller that works properly
4) Standard footwell lighting
5) Standard step lighting

 

A good infotainment system and a solid 20 MPG.

 

Heated steering wheel, massage chairs, self parking option....

 

Leather wrapped steering wheel on SR5 upgrade, I mean really come on Toyota.

LED or projector headlights

Color changeable LED displays and accent lighting inside, and by god lighted window and door lock switches...

Toytech BOSS suspension option upgrade on SR5....

 

I just hope they don't screw it up with tiny, high RPM minivan motors and stuff like cylinder deactivation.

Better lights all around would definitely be good.

 

Yessir! Storage and organization could be much better too.

 

Beat me to it!

 

- ¾ ton suspension
- All interior switches back-lit
- Auto-up windows
- Heated steering wheel
- electric back window on DC
- push-button start
- projector headlights
- CarPlay

 

-Lockers
-Wheel wells to fit atleast 35's
-Drop down rear window on DC
-Auto windows, wipers, headlights, tailgate lock
-Keyless entry/start
-Better audio
-Headlights that actually lights up the road

 

My next gen Tundra wish list would be:

1. Diesel option
2. Factory 4:88 gear option
3. Bring back the rear reclining seats
4. Larger bed option
5. Projector headlights with daytime running lights that have amber switch back turn signals built into them.
6. Better stock stereo. Even my factory JBL system is weak.
7. Bring back the driver side grab bar.
8. Drivers side storage compartment below door switches like gen 2 Tundras.
9. Better gas mileage would be nice.
10. Have the rear bed power outlet like previous tacomas have.
11. Enable Tundra to connect to smart phone for remote start and vehicle location. Like my current viper smart start option. I know I'm just dreaming now. Lol
12. I wish Tundra would offer a "'Baja Tundra" edition. If they had a true long travel suspension, flared fenders, bigger motor and a very capable off-road setup. That would be sick!

 

Go get a Prius! Jk lol

 

1. Locker
2. Locker
3. Locker.

 

Me personally, I think Toyota has done well for the most part. I don't need all the bells and whistles that the others have. My buddy had a Chevy and the dashboard looks like a airplane cockpit. I do have a few request though.
1. BETTER SOUND SYSTEM!!!!!
2. HEADLIGHTS (Projector Hid)
3. Under Seat Storage
4. Remote Start (Standard)
5. Led lighting inside and out

 

- A Locker, the truck says TRD 4X4 Off-Road on the bed sides. Even Ford's come with them.
- Memory driver seat on the Limited Model
- A better "premium" sound system, not impressed even with CD's
- Better headlights from the factory for safety issues
- Remote start that doesn't turn off when unlocked
- Better tires from the factory

 

You guys serious about the diesel? Willing to pay $5k+- premium, higher fuel prices, higher maintenance for filters and additional oil. Unless they make heavier mframes and full float rear ends, you won' gain the towing advantage of the diesel. I know, I've been there with a 2006 CTD Dodge 2500 4x4 before the Tundra.

 

LED lighting for all lights inside and out

 

- Electric locking tailgate
-ALL switches back lit
-keyless start/ Push button start ( Fob+separate key seems "old school" )
- heated rear seats
Not complaining at all though, my 2016 Platinum Crew Max is really sweet, compared to my 2001 Ford Expedition XLT that I owned for 16 years!

 

I would pay the additional amount for a diesel if they designed the truck with better towing capabilities. I pay about as much as diesel fuel already since I only use premium gas. I'm in construction so I wish I could have a Tundra to tow a skidsteer or other heavy equipment. The current frame and engine will not allow me to do that. It would also be nice to have a toy hauler I could haul for family trips.