How long do they live

Looking at a sweat one owner 02 sr5 off road 4x4
290k miles

How much longer will it live

 

Welcome . That’s not enough info to give a good guesstimate.
How has it been maintained ?
Where did it spend its life ?
Etc etc

 

1 to 20 years.

 

The oldest one i’ve ever seen was 24 years old

 

Welcome from NY.
Maintenance records are the key.

 

Welcome from LA (Lower Alabama)! As long as you take care of her, she will most likely take care of you. Not many vehicles you can say that about.

 

This is a one owner, looks brand new, has all the maintenance records.
Lived in Florida its entire life.

How many miles can I expect this to live

 

How long is a piece of sting?

 

Flood history? Middle gulf coast region got rocked a couple of years ago (hurricane Ian maybe?). Make sure you're seeing in person, not going by pictures only. Any life as a beach buggy? How much salt water exposure? Gen 1 had the frame rust issues. Was this one replaced? Is there 12mils of rattle can black underneath to hide rust?

 

Thank you for the insightful answer

 

Suits the question. It will live somewhere between zero and another 700,000 miles.

 

Was looking for some idea of the mileage this thing might last.
Thank you everyone for wasting my time and your powerful grasps of the obvious.

 

Based on the very detailed service history you have provided and what we know about your budget/intended use/mechanical abilities the Tundra you are looking at will die when it reaches 305,295.6 mi.

 

People are just giving you a hard time because you asked an extremely vague question and provided 1 detail of the truck you are interested in. It's a very polite/diplomatic way of asking you to provide more details regarding the condition and maintenance history (which you've thus far refused). Is this your first time on the internet?

 

It'll live exactly 18.12 feet, or 217.5 inches. Maybe a little longer with aftermarket bumpers. Maybe shorter if you get into a collision.

 

They have the crystal ball on the other forum. Try over there.

 

Everything can be replaced mechanically, you can keep it going until you no longer want to, but if the frame is bad forget it.
If in Florida and close to the coast, there is alot of Salt in the air. How is the frame?
Show pictures.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/highest-mileage-1st-gen-tundra.133219/#post-3384481

Here’s one at 800k

 

ARGO !!!

 

Agreed. Oldest Tundra I've ever seen was 24 years old. Mine just turned oner 308 and still purrs.

Welcome from Texas!

 

Aside from the lack of details, let me guess....you did zero research yourself.

 

Gonna need that in metrique for the Canuckistanian readers.

 

No no no. That’s why he’s here. He researched “tundar fourum”

 

If it sweats, probably not long

 

That’s just how the kids talk these days - first gen’s got drip.

 

No cap.

 

Shit. Sorry.