Curious: How much fun do you have with your Tundra?

Yeah, the auto LSD ain’t great. FYI—Here’s a chart of the nannies:

 

Saved for future reference, thx for posting

 

Where are the 2nd, 3rd and 4th picture?

 

It’s my daily driver - so whatever life brings! We are doing more boat races in October and November. Probably back to Sedona April next year and another Colorado trip in July. Need to find time to do Joshua Tree, Mohave and Death Valley.

 

I enjoy it far more than I did the Tacoma it replaced. The learning experience, V8 roar, absolute unit-status and offroading capability is fantastic... the only time it's not so enjoyable is on tight spaces and narrow roads, but then thats called "challenge mode" not "turn around and go home mode"

 

2nd is an unknown place along Cottonwood Creek in the Superstition Mountains SW of Roosevelt Lake in AZ

3rd is Social Tunnel on the Telluride side of Imogene Pass - you can barely see Bridal Veil Falls on the left side of pic way in the background

4th is crossing Imogene Creek on the Ouray side of Imogene Pass.

 

Well I have 3 places to go now! Thank you

 

If you get a chance to do Imogene Pass I definitely wouldn’t turn it down. Awe inspiring to say the least. https://www.tundras.com/threads/trails-in-sw-co.82467/

 

Always "adventuring."

 

You must be getting gas mileage like me! LOL

 

I’m getting like 12-14 mpgs around town and like 16-18 on the freeway.

 

I love everything about mine. The rumble of the TRD exhaust. The get up and go when I push the petal. Turning on turbo (tow/haul) on a highway on ramp. Being able to go anywhere a Tundra will fit. The compliments I get on the truck. "That's a NICE looking truck. I don't normally like Toyotas, but that's a NICE truck." My family of 5 fits with leg room to spare.

 

Personally I have a hard time imagining how much power and oomph there would be if it was supercharged. I'm not sure it's worth it, considering the extra stress it adds to the system.

 

Home on the Range

 

Lol... I agree.

And that's why I stay a ways south. Utah has soooooo much public land to explore, a lot of it just as good as Moab, if not better, with no people around for miles so the Mrs and I can run around necked if we want. (I do want to do White Rim and Rim Rocker so we'll end up there eventually)

I'm coming up on 5 years ownership with my Tundra and it really does put a smile on my face every time I get in it. It's comfortable, it's reliable, it's powerful, and it's sexy. What more could you want?

It tows our boat without effort.


And it gets us out away from from the hustle and bustle of everyday life when we get a chance.




It's just an all around great truck to own.

 

Lots when I hit the gas in T/H mode with the TRD exhaust.

 

Always been a car guy, love driving. My Tundra was my first truck, and this thing has created so many great memories in all the places its been able to take me. Love to camp, off-road, fish, and hunt with it.

 

One of the (very few) things I miss about moving away from where I grew up in Virginia Beach.
Great looking truck

 

Obviously a very biased opinion incoming but there is not a better looking wheel for any truck than the black/machined TRD OR wheel.

great pics all around.

 

I've named mine the "Ton-a-Fun-Dra"