[stevencrosbie]

P.S. A few pics of the new ride:

Oooooooo - stevecrosbie is prolly gonna hump your leg. aranoid:

Serisouly, nice vehicle. Enjoy it.

Feel free to stop in and visit.

:thmsup:

Don't leave though. The swarm of Superwhite 5.7L trucks is growing Just think...a truck that is faster than most sedans

Tundrasolutions is a wonderful forum with great people!

Old pic....truck has new tires (33" now )

 

[stevencrosbie]

Pics from someone who uses this Tundra and has 1st hand experience:

I can out tow any 1/2 ton on the market with this truck all day long.....and the FREE replacement tailgate is holding up nicely. They had a bad design, they replaced it for free, and I'm back on the road no questions asked.

 

[stevencrosbie]

While I agree your Dodge should be stronger, the replacement tailgates are redesigned and we haven't seen the problem surface on Tundrasolutions with the redesign in 2008.

You want overrated....try the new F-150.....11k behind the tired 5.4....gimme a break...that is laughable.

I will give Chrysler / Cummins props on the new 2010 heavy duty. I'm gonna drive that truck b/c it looks phenomenal.

 

[stevencrosbie]

Of course, even the biased pickuptrucks.com's review of these trucks show that both the Ford and the Toyota's electronic systems were far superior to handling this test.


http://special-reports.pickuptrucks.com/2008/11/extreme-tractio.html

I will take Toyota's tough rear end over the GM's known weak rear end. As well...who puts a drain bolt in the rear end of their trucks? Only 1. That is Toyota. This truck is just built better when you start pulling away the pieces.

The F-150 is a nice truck, but that 5.4 is lethargic at best. Give me a break.