2017 Tundra 1794 4x4 Still like new

My Tundra has been problem free since the beginning in 2017. At 50,000 I changed ALL of the fluids, Rotors and pads. The truck just hit 60,000 miles (six years old now in 2023) and still looks and runs like new. I use the truck for HVAC work in the Chicago area and it's been modified to just that. 5200 shocks, TRD Sway Bars and Exhaust. Air bags in the rear with an Air compressor in the armrest council, Diamondback rear cover, bed slide and Western Pro Plow for my drive way. I just can't picture owning a Chevy , Ram, Ford piece of shit that rust out in 5 years. Enough said.

 

Must have missed the part about Tundras being built in Texas. Last I checked, that’s in the old US of A.

 

And, from an article I read recently, the Tundra is the most "American" of all trucks sold in the US. I don't know exactly what that means but I think it refers to components and materials.

 

Correct - uses more parts sourced and built in USA than Ford, Ram, or Chevy.

 

I believe the “1794” trim name came from the year the Texas ranch was formed that the factory is now on.

 

Nice truck. I think Pop's meant American Made Brand