I'm glad you like your Toyota, I've owned one. It took all of 28 days to know for a fact it wouldn’t last me a year and that any Ford, GM or at that time Dodge truck is better. I KNOW from experience the Ford just is light years ahead of Toyota. In 28 days the thing sounded like a shaking coffee can with rocks in it while going down a smooth paved road. I do use my trucks for work though some people don’t need that. I’ve owned Toyota cars and they aren’t bad but they aren’t any better then GM or Fords. The one thing that ruined the Toyota cars is the oil filter accessibility. If you don’t have a lift it’s almost impossible to get to the oil filter.
It’s bad to take a hit because of all the hype that Toyota produces. If I would have kept it any longer I wouldn’t have gotten anything for it. I’ve made my one mistake with Toyota trucks. It will not happen again.
I know a few people who defend their IMPORTS boasting about their superior quality. Then when you ride with one of them and you see parts fallng off or like a friend's Prius that bucks and jumps and sounds liike the rear is falling out of it and yet defend an import to the death.
You dump enough loads in that Tundra and drive it down roads in Nebraska in minus 20 all wiinter and that Tundra will fall slap apart. It couldn't haul a load of fish heads up a 5 percent grade.
The Tundra is an import. I don't care where it's made.