Oh boy, this guy

@matluth could grill into this guy...
https://youtu.be/e7i6NYD6ie4
"It's a truck, not an Acura"
The nannies that aren't working are fixed by a software update for the yaw sensor, the TSS can be calibrated for lifting, you get built in navigation with a higher trim, the tires are tire manufacturer's problem, not Toyotas, and i cant remember what his other complaint was.

 

Are owners of 2018 models having issues with lifting their trucks and safety sense package? Don’t think I’ve seen any issues posted here.

 

Ummmm..... does the under seat storage made from 14-17 not fit in the 18?

The tire? Really? What kind of tree was the branch from? And what kind of tire was it? Then the branch becomes a twig? A mesquite tree branch can puncture a humvee tire. Just saying.

Three GPS runs off your phone in a 18?

He sounds like he's crying more than anything.

 

Damn dude just stop already, buy a car.

 

My thoughts exactly

 

whiner.....trade it in and buy a Prius....then go cry on a Prius forum

 

YEP...........agree with all of the above^^^^^
I want my NANNIE!!!!!!

 

I’m confused! He bought a truck that didn’t have navigation which is not a Tundra problem it’s his. Had he bought one with navigation then reception would not have mattered. His truck isn’t even lifted or leveled but he’s complaining about other people’s supposed complaints. Mine is leveled and I have never had any issues with TSS nor have I heard of any. If a “branch” punctured his tire then it’s a Michelin problem not a tundra problem. I have yet to have my truck brake going over a hill or around a curve! Buy additional under the seat storage if that’s a concern. Lord complain about something legit like MPG if you want to complain BUT then again you know the MPG before buying it so don’t complain about that either. My 2 cents!

 

THIS^^^^^^^^^

 

What are "SISSUES"?

Did not watch.......

 

5 (the number) issues.... not sissues.... but that is very fitting for the baby in the video

 

Just another YouTuber trying to get hits for the wrong reasons.

 

I've seen that guy's videos. I watched a few of them while doing research before I traded my F-150 for the Tundra. Most of his videos are pro-Tundra, actually, but it becomes abundantly clear about 5 seconds in to any of his videos that he has no idea what the hell he's talking about. I threw anything he said out the window and did not take it into consideration when making my decision.

 

Yeah that's pretty much exactly my story with this guy. Watched a few videos prior to the purchase, then realized he wasn't a very reliable source of information.

 

Just reading the comments in this thread saved me from watching the video. Thank you

 

My truck turned 10K miles yesterday as I drive home from the dealership where I had my second service performed, I had my truck a little over seven month now. So, pretty similar ownership time and mileage to the knucklehead in the video.....here is my 10K review:

No issues whatsoever and I am totally satisfied. MPG, see here: http://www.fuelly.com/car/toyota/tundra/2018/71_340/754885

 

Unfortunately there are some with issues. Its definitely not from lifting though. As all the issues are being resolved with a new sensor and re calibrating. There are 3 or 4 threads on it, mainly a precollision sensor issue.

As for this guy, I'll take all those issues over the issues Ford and Chevy guys have.

 

What he said! I got mine in late September, have around 7500 miles on it, and zero issues. My only complaint is the JBL "premium" sound system is anything but...

 

You are correct about the JBL system.....I fixed mine.

 

I watched this video yesterday and really most of the complaints are his fault. You chose to buy an SR5, if you wanted integrated navigation buy a Limited or higher. Also not sure I'm believing the tree branch puncturing his tire like that. I've watched a bunch of his videos lately since I'm still waiting until June to purchase and he is usually pro-Tundra but this video was horrible.

 

Most of the people that create YouTube videos just like to hear themselves talk. They take an hour and a half to explain something that should take 2 minutes. This guy is no different. Like others said, this review was totally useless, but if he feels good about it, whatever. The entire Tundra forum should comment on his video about how idiotic it is.

"Trucks are gotten to go offroad" he said. Since when? Trucks are currently being built to satisfy the wants of the buyer who want a mall crawler with every bell and whistle so they can put a bed cover on the back, but never haul anything. The wittle bitty branch punctured my tire, poor baby. The real issue here was he had to call AAA to install the spare tire because he doesn't know which end of the lug wrench to hold to remove the lug nuts.

I bet he sits to pee...

 

Haha

 

"it starts well" - lol we sure do appreciate that

- storage; this is a legit shortcoming, coinciding with the non-flat rear floor. this is huge waste of space. double cabs do better with this though.
sliding in gear, having a pet back there, on a non level floor sucks. or a floor blocked with metal seat supports. other vehicles on the market (wont say which!) have flat rear floors, that are free from obstructions.

- cant help him with his twig, sounds like bs. but im jelly he got his truck with Michelins and most of us didnt.

I will put "tundradude34" on youtube in the same category as this guy, that guy is also fos.

 

Time to nuke this thread and keep people from watching this guy.

 

why nuke it? to stop people from watching something? let everyone watch it and make their own conclusions.

only one or two posters here name calling who have less constructive input than the video itself lol

 

Agreed- tundradude doesn’t know much but talks it up. At least that was the case when I would entertain his videos. He lost me a long time ago.

 

did you see him running the pneumatic ratchet on a 6 gallon compressor? i haven't laughed that hard at someone in a long time.