How many miles on the clock

203k now I'll probably hit around 270-300k and jump ship. Been a good truck but I should of bought a bigger truck in the first place.

 

2015 Crewmax limited with 71000, no problems yet, although the screen has rebooted twice!

 

Come on guys! Let's see the super-high mileage numbers. Anything less than 150K is not impressive.

 

Just turned 90k on my 15’ CM. Looks and runs beautifully. In fact I had 2 different people say “ that is a great looking truck” today alone.

I’m generally a 2 year and trade kinda guy. I flip flop on this truck weekly. lol. Trying to hold out for the new tundra release but I want a navy blue(blue ribbon) 1794 for my next one and I think that color was discontinued on that trim line. I found a nice 2015 with low miles locally but don’t know if I want to pull the trigger.

 

2018 CM. Just recently hit 18k miles. Got a lifetime powertrain from the dealer and I purchased a third party lifetime bumper to bumper, no expiration date, no mileage restriction - $100 deductible so I'll ride till it dies.

 

2016 with about 50k miles and no issues to date. heh... my wife says that I will be driving it until it dies

and, at this point, I have put in so much aftermarket stuff that I really need to drive it until it dies

 

2017 purchased new in Jan 4th, 2017; 22,347 miles.

For my personal vehicle, I typically hang on to them, but I get my wife a new vehicle every 3yrs or so.

 

2018, bought in August of 2018....31,800 miles

 

17 sr5 with 15.6k miles. Plan is to drive until it dies, I die, or the urge for a pro cant be contained any longer

 

Right? I put 250K on a ‘97 grand Cherokee once

 

70k on my '17. Go back and forth with trade or keeping it.
Codes tripped in -7° on a mountain pass because a ice buildup on a sensor. Went back to normal.
Stock battery died last week.
Too much rattle in the JBL premium door speakers

Love my Tundra!

 

2018 with 43,000. No issues.
I keep my trucks a long time. I had my Tacoma for 16 years, with no problems.
Wife's car get traded about every 3 years.

 

12k miles on my ‘18 purchased October last year

 

12,700 on my 2019 purchased November of 2018.

 

106,000 on my 2010 Rock Warrior

 

109,000Km's or 67k miles on my 2013!!! no tss or jbl for me...no issues!!

 

2019 TrdPro purchased 01/19 3031

 

2018 with 53k on the clock. I’ve taken a few trips around the country with it, not a single complaint. Even took a huge doe to the front end in the middle of Missouri, still got me home lol

 

Had a 2003 Access Cab that I bought just shy of 200k miles for $6k, traded it in with 320k+ miles for $5k for a Highlander for the wife.


Then I picked up 2012 DC with roughly 60k miles, traded it in with 170k+ miles, not a single problem with it in 4 years.


Needed a bigger back seat (plus wanted 4x4), so traded it in last June for my current 2015 Platinum, which had 21k miles on it, currently has 52k. I was doing a lot of out-of-town work that racked up those miles, but that ended at the beginning of this year. Only put on about 6k miles so far this year. Gonna ride till it dies! (unless a 3rd kid comes along )

 

I am at 11,067 miles on it just clocked over the other day and the truck is a year and 2 months old now. If I didn't do the Kansas City to Connecticut trip during the Christmas Holiday I would still be at 7-8k. I probably not counting road trips put 7-8k a year on my truck towing and regular driving.

 

293xxx on my old beast. Ride this bitch till the wheels fall off. Aka forever

 

Damn that makes me feel better about my mileage.

Jan 2018 and 29.4k. About 20k/yr average. Looks like you're about 25k/yr.

 

Purchased a 2018 on 7/14/18, 3800 miles.

 

Officially had for 2 years now, 16k.

 

Balls

 

About 75 miles shy of 180,000. 2014 trd double cab

 

Back to the Tundra family as of last month. Previously had 01 Tundra and 2010 Rock Warrior, along with two Tacoma’s before those. The fiancé had commandeered my Jeep SRT so figured it was a good excuse to sell her Camry and get another Tundra.

Picked a 2018 Platinum with just under 20k miles, now at about 22k. This site sure likes to spend my money. Already put on cooper AT3 XLT’s, color matched door handles / mirror caps, pedal commander, tint, replaced the laughable JBL system, Flowmaster delta 50 series, TRD shift knob, shorty antenna, DIY wireless center console charger, DIY rear USB, TRD exhaust tip, blah, blah, blah....

Will be keeping this truck for a long time unless the next gen blows me away. Even then will give it a year or two to work the bugs out.

But by then the Jeep SRT will need replaced. While I love my SRT to death, can’t help but drool over 4-Runners and the feeling of driving Toyota again.

 

I bought my DC 4.6 SR new 35 days ago and have 5227 miles on it. I’m hoping for some of this legendary reliability. If it doesnt aggravate me I’ll drive it till it dies. My last Dodge lasted 3years and 180,000 miles before it spun a bearing on the crank. The Dodge before did 425,000 before it lost a cylinder.