What do you TOW with your Tundra?

@Fastfinish what WDH and what's the weight on the hauler? Nice rig.

 

A couple toys such as

 

More interesting question is what tows your Tundra?

My brothers 1999 Silverado.

 

26ft W102 H146 Weight 6263lbs GVWR10955lbs

 

Great camping spot

 

Yes Silver Slipper Casino Campground in Miss.

 

Test fitting the ladies on the new auto trailer. My ‘93 Land Cruiser with factory electronic diff locks I purchased in 2009 and my grandparents ‘72 GMC they purchased new in March ‘72 that I obtained in 2010 from their estate. I need to bump the front of the GMC up with a 2x8 to clear my tongue tool box.

 

Yeah, that sucks man. I have only had 1 Dodge Truck and will not buy another one... My Uncle had a Dakota with the small v8 and he pulled a 3500 lb trailer with it. Well, when he went to pull the trailer out of the canyon, it did not have enough torque to get out of the canyon, he got 1/2 way up and then could not go forward anymore so he had to back down the windy road to the bottom of the canyon with a trailer. Talk about white knuckling.

My brother is a chevy fan boy so he loves to rub it in my face. Funny thing is I never figured out what caused it to not start after getting gas that one time. After he towed me back to the house and it sat for a few hours it started just fine. I think the canister got flooded out by gasoline when I was filling up.

 

First time towing with the 18 Tundra. 15 mpg on the 240 mile round trip.

 

I was just looking at those Aliners. Very nice.

 

Thats great MPG I barely get that towing nothing.Looks like a nice Truck and Camper.

 

Couldn't hookup a brake controller to the fleet Tundra... The dealer rented this for me instead.

So far advanced as to the Tundra .. Sorry ...I'm still keeping my Tacoma .. if/when they get it reframed..
This beast is saying 17 to 19 avg miles ( not towed yet ) oh ya ... Turbo Diesel ..

 

Nice Baja. I'm just up the road from Lake of the Ozarks. Have you ever pulled it there?

 

Which model is that? The classic or expedition? Does it have a toilet?

 

Nice! I never saw one that pops up like that. I don't see a WDH, although you have no Cali sag.
I had a Pro Series WDH when we had our Coleman popup, did not feel like anything was back there and no sway.

 

The wife really likes it .. she wants to drive it all the time.

 

If we got one, she would drive it daily ( short commute ) and use it to tow our horse trailer..

 

Ooo do tell

 

It’s a classic, no toilet as most campgrounds have flush or pit. I really don’t want to get into black water tanks at this time. That being said I do have a portable thetford with cartridge storage that I could use(in case one twists an ankle and cannot walk).

My wife actually wanted the upgrade dormers option that really give more space. I thought this would be my guy or solo travel thing, but wife seems to like it well enough we use it for delivery her art work also. Our vacations are more of the 5 star resort.

Expedition is nice but I did not want to go longer as the Classic first nicely in my third stall of the garage. Keeps all the tree needles, pollen, bug and critters off it.

 

Standard hitch is on the Tundra. Unloaded, the trailer is only 2000 lbs. Factory trailer controller seems to be functioning.

The 2018 model for the Classic has hard dormers option. I like the hard sides to avoid moisture problems and maybe slow down a bear. The dormers added $$ and about 400 lbs.

One requirement I had was to be comfortable going on dirt forest service mountains roads and passes. The Tundra feels stable so far, but have not been on a wet dirt road in the mountains. I don’t expect any problems.

 

I have been looking at them.Just cant do it but I would like too LOL

 

I don't tow often, but as the need arise:

 

Thanks! I haven't taken the boat up to the Ozarks, it spends its summers on a lift at Lake Eufaula and sometimes I drag it up to Grand Lake. I've spent some time on Lake of the Ozarks but didn't take the boat, its a beautiful place.

 

I was looking hard at an F-250 when I was truck shopping. It's definitely a nice truck, but after careful deliberation I ended up with the Tundra. Not looking back! I love this thing. Hopefully I can give it to my son when he starts driving in about 10 years. Then I'll consider looking at the Ford again, buy probably not.