finally hit the dreaded 100K

I feel your pain as a family member...
The bright side is that it still has many years of reliability before putting down...

 

You must do a lot of highway driving and/or drive like a grandma to get those MPGs! I'm fighting dipping into 12.x on my display.

 

100K? Oh I thought you said 1,000,000. I would have told you to check the timing chain and change all the fluids again. Lol. But go for 250K... then she’ll Middle aged.

 

Just getting broke in! Routine maintenance and you’re on your way to 300k and more!

 

badge of honor man. She's just getting warmed-up.

 

Just curious why dreaded?

 

I will hit 400k in about 2 weeks on my 2011 Tundra. Aiming for 500k....

 

Because insurance companies think the value drops significantly at 100,000.

Get rear ended at 99,990 miles, insurance calculates your trucks value at $25,000.

But if you didn't get rear ended until 10 miles later when your truck is worth only $15,000 according to the insurance company, you end up losing a substantial chunk of that diminished value claim (if repairable) or lose the money on the check they cut you if totaled.

 

I got a long way to go. Another 6k till I hit 100k. That's what happens when work is only a few miles away.

 

You high-mileage owners are amazing!
In '18 I bought an immaculately clean 2015 SR5 with some Canadian features with only 19,700 miles (not kilometers). Am now working from home and may do 6,000 miles annually now.
With only 29,490 miles on it currently, I won't hit 100K miles until the truck is around 16 years old in the year 2031!

 

My Tundra story is a little unusual, while I am about about to hit 400k the truck has never been more that 100 miles from our home. Used in our small subcontracting business, there are lots and lots of short trips and dozens of stops every day. The amount wear that truck takes not to mention I regularly haul heavy loads delivered to construction sites. Best truck ever for me.

 

I'm coming up on 91,000 in my 2013. Only fluid ever changed or serviced has been the oil.

 

Might want to think about changing that diff oil

 

I supercharged mine with more than double your mileage lol

 

10% there!

 

Weird. My 2007 tacoma was rear ended last year with 211k on the clock. Insurance paid over 17k.

I don’t worry about the miles stacking up.

 

I came across a video last week on YouTube with someone reaching 1 MILLION miles on their 2007 Tundra 3 years ago. And just 8 months ago, another 2007 owner reaching a million. Both doing minimal repairs on their trucks. Just amazing...