2022 Tundra vs 2022 F-150 opinion?

I have seen more DIY fixes on the New Tundra than any other new vehicle that I can remember.
But then pickup guys do mod the most. Still
Whether we are talking about adding caulking and insulation for noise, to re-engineering the back seat area, and trying to stop the bed from rattling. Getting rid of the moustache, trying to hide the Grill, .........
Have you seen the Toyota patches underneath the bed to deal with vibration control ?
People have posted pictures here. Shoddy after thought.
Google 2022-tundra-slap-a-patch-from-the-factory

 

You forgot trying to cover up those huge gaps above the wheels that let you see the engine - as we get no wheel well liners

 

Ford's don't either, it's ridiculous. The bean counters ruin everything.

 

Ford doesn't provide them either, looks super dumb on light colored vehicles. Most people just get the Husky liners but Ford sells them too, add-on of course....

 

What about rattle can spray?

 

A guy at work got his retirement truck early. It’s a huge beast, beautiful color.

 

Good for him, hope it offers him years of good service , but damn that thing is huge wow

 

That colour is fabulous! It's like getting into the gentle tropical skies!

 

Great color and I really like the SD facelift. I was beside a new red DRW today. Huge and then some but that’s a real truck.

 

Got the wheel well liners on both ends of the powerboost off the lot, guessing it may have been dealer installed. But no mudflaps tho, had to put on a set of huskies.

 

I watched a contractor parallel park one of those with no muss no fuss in the down town area of Philly awhile back and considered it a true testament to how amazing the camera systems are on these things nowadays.

 

Already a recall in the big fellas. Axle issue.
12 recalls on 2022 F150’s.

 

Ya they are quite amazing , my platinum tundra camera system is top notch, I hit my trailer ball mount dead on balls with just the screen , I also like the front view camera

 

The problem with the GM trucks is the 24 gallon fuel tank. It's not acceptable for towing.

 

they could have a 700 gallon tank, it doesn’t matter when your ass and back are killing your after 15 minutes, seats are trash

 

How many R.F.D.s do you have?

 

GM seats are certainly not impressive. The seats in the F150 Platinum are, by far, the most comfortable. The Tundra seats were decent.

 

If y’all would work out, especially your core, and keep your hamstrings limber, every seat would be comfortable for long stretches.

Just sayin

 

Got ‘em. I’ve literally never payed a bit of attention to how comfortable a truck seat is, even on 8+ hour drives.

 

@Terndrerrr , well I'm sorry gang, but some of us like to spread out like jello and flutter about for three hours without feeling a thing.

 

I had that same shifter in a Malibu and I agree

 

Its ok with the Duramax. About equivalent to the Tundra. And titan sells a 48 gallon replacement tank for the diesel if thats not enough.

But I would never buy a gas GM 1500 for this reason alone. Its no better than my lexus GX.

 

I am an old bony assed marathon runner with wrecked knees.
Forced now to ellipticals that simulate running.
The one on the right is like sitting in a big comfy couch.
The one on the left when butt massager is turned on ........ 8^0
Both are excellent.
I have bigger issues with vehicles whose seats are on the smaller size and form fitting.
Everyone's fit is different. Depends on the adjustments available.

 

I knew you were on the fence for a while when do you pull the trigger on the ford?

powerboost ?

 

I did pull the trigger. I bought the full time 4wd 4Runner 6 months ago.
So I will use the Tundra spring to late fall then park it over winter.
I will use the 4Runner over winter and for going into town.

 

O so that f150 isn’t yours then? I guess I was confused

 

No son in laws. They are up for the long weekend.

 

Not bad for a raptor. I got 19.7 in my pilot. Curious what stage 1 tune will do

 

That’s what correct gearing will get you. 3.23’s as the only option? C’mon Toyota