Alex Showalter
Aug 30, 2022
The 2010 Toyota Tundra lasts around 350,000 miles with only some minor spark plug and steering rack issues. At $11,635 to $21,441, it’s a great value for a truck with low ownership costs.
The Good
The largest V8 engine offers excellent power, the Crew Cab model has more passenger space than competitors and the towing capacity is high.
The Bad
The suspension is overly firm, the steering feels loose and the interior isn’t as luxurious as other trucks in the same price range.
Is the 2010 Toyota Tundra a Good Used Truck?
- Yes, 2010 is a good year for the Tundra. Owner reviews praise the high towing capacity, comfortable cabin, and dependable engines.
- Interior quality is average for a truck. The materials are all durable but not very high-quality, and the stereo system is easy to use.
- Reliability ratings are excellent. Buyers should avoid models from 2007–2008, and we recommend buying a 2009–2020 which are all great trucks.
- Performance is below average with the V6 engine, but the V8 motors offer excellent power.
- The 2010 Tundra is reasonably safe, earning a 4-star overall rating in government crash tests, with 5-stars in the front crash, 4 stars in the side impact, and 4-stars in the rollover risk.
- Fuel economy is poor, at around 17 MPG, which should get owners about 448 miles of range out of the 26.4 gallon gas tank.
Positive Owner Reviews
nancy t
Space for tall people, leg space. You can fit 6 tall people
Wonderful space for passengers. Nice style. Wonderful ride. Love the color
Leena V
Great handling in the snow.
Great tow power. Handles very well especially in snow. Very roomy inside and i like that is has full size back doors also. Don't like the gas mileage too much.
Autumn I
Family friendly and forever spacious.
Runs smooth. Plenty of storage space throughout. Reliable. Plenty of room for 5 which is great with kids. Original stereo and speakers are great quality. Gas can get to be expensive but worth it for the quality of the vehicle.
Elizabeth P
Tundra: can do anything with this truck!
I bought the 2010 Toyota tundra double cab as a used vehicle for business use. I started my lawn care business and needed a trustworthy vehicle capable of towing and hauling equipment and materials, along with a high safety rating and room enough for my 2 year old daughter and her car seat. I have had outstanding performance from this vehicle and only minimal repairs done due to mileage and normal wear and tear. Couldn't be more satisfied with this truck! Will definitely purchase another tundra when the time comes.
Laura H
I love the compartments in the vehicle.
Love the body style with the smaller back doors. The inside is very roomy. I love the seats and the ease in adjusting them. The compartments are ample and very easily used. The stereo is good, but I had problems with the Aux port. The steering and power are wonderful. The AC and heat are ample especially in South Louisiana. The check engine light has always been the gas cap. The Dealership and service have always been wonderful. My Tundra has 265,110 miles on it and is still running beautifully.
Aaron V
The tundra I have has a sleek design and people almost do not notice that I have 2 doors in the back. Great truck.
My Toyota Tundra is an all around great truck. There has been no major issues with it. The only problems I have had are routine issues that are all time based. It is a very reliable vehicle. The back seat is a little smaller than i would like, but it is still a comfortable ride. I have the base model with power windows and locks. All in all this vehicle is very dependable and drives very smooth. When the time comes for me to get another truck, I won't hesi to buy another tundra.
leo B
Very reliable truck with no maintenance surprises.
There were no issues until I got pass 90,000 miles. Then there were a few things that needed replacing. Before that, I only needed the basic oil changes, tires, and regular suggested maintenance. After 90,000 miles, the windshield washer pump went down as well as the electric window buttons.
Mary R
I had my doubts about buying this pickup until I drove it!
Comfortable. Drives wonderfully. The back seat provides more than enough room for three adults to be comfortable. Easy to maneuver and part. Decent gas mileage. There are plenty of extras to increase comfort when driving longer distances. The center counsel has plenty of storage and is easy to get to. The information display is great! You can see the outside temp, your mpg range.. And # of miles to go on the tank of gas.
Negative Owner Reviews
BARBARITO
Los frenos jamás an servido.
LOS FRENOS NUNCA AN SERVIDO. Vibraciones constante.
BARBARITO BACALLAO
Los frenos nunca an servido. Vibraciones los reparas con todo nuevo y a los 15 días están iguales vibrando.
NO RECOMIENDO TOYOTA TUNDRA A NADIE.
KIRA S
I love the seating in my car as its super cozy
I've had issues with the motor and electrical system but other than that the car is great on gas and is cheaply repaired
Marine '72
Transmission
2010 Tundra, 84000 miles and we had to replace the transmission. Will be my last tundra. It is comfortable and plenty of room. Mileage is not good. Tundra is a good half-ton truck for hauling goods from Lowe's. Yes, it is rated for pulling power of 9500 but the transmission won't hold up. Learn from my experience. If you need a truck for pulling an RV etc. Buy a truck designed for that application.
Melody T
2010 Toyota tundra models.
It uses a lot of gas and has a lot of internal issues over time. It is a very inconvenient vehicle to drive as well. But it also is very comfortable and looks good which is a big perk for me personally. I really like the Toyota brand, not every vehicle is perfect.
What Do Critics Say About the Toyota Tundra?
- Consumer Reports says the Tundra is stronger to take on American rivals, and has very high owner satisfaction scores.
- Edmunds gives the Tundra a 4.5/5 praising the powerful V8 engines, but doesn’t like the lack of interior storage.
- Kelley Blue Book users rate the Tundra 4.6/5 and enjoy the high towing capacity, but owners don’t like the fuel costs for the V8.
What Common Problems Does the 2010 Toyota Tundra Have?
The most common problems found on the 2010 Toyota Tundra include the engine turning over but not starting, leaky steering racks, and broken springs. Overall, these problems are less severe than other half-ton trucks from 2010, and maintenance costs are more affordable as well.
The engine turning over but not starting is a complaint some owners have at around 90,000 miles. The main source of the problem are the spark plugs, which tend to get carbon buildup on them. Replacing the spark plugs usually fixes the issue, and costs around $250.
Steering rack leaks are another issue mentioned by owners in the first 80,000 miles. The seals in the steering rack fail as the Tundra ages, and have to be replaced. Rebuilding the steering rack costs around $800, or some owners choose to replace it for about $2,000.
Broken springs are also brought up by some owners at around 110,000 miles. The rear leaf springs wear out as the truck ages and will need to be replaced like all suspension components. A new set of leaf springs costs around $1,500 to install, depending on local labor rates.
There are 16 recalls, which is much worse than other trucks from 2010. The most serious recall is for pedal entrapment, and Toyota will modify the accelerator pedal and remove floor mats to solve it. Other reviews include the tire pressure monitoring system and load-carrying labels, which are less of a concern.
How Long Will the 2010 Toyota Tundra Last?
A well-maintained 2010 Toyota Tundra can last over 350,000 miles, which is around 100,000 miles more than top-rated competitors like the Chevrolet Silverado 1500. Regular annual maintenance costs are more affordable than other trucks from 2010 as well at $578 per year, according to Repair Pal.
Since most 2010 Tundra models will have over 100,000 miles buyers should be prepared to replace items including the drive belt tensioner for $300, the oxygen sensor costing $375, and the fuel filter which costs $150.
Brad D
No, none. Very reliable, good in snow, good off road, great power. 5.7 v8 engine. Has window trim and hood shield.
Jesse A
Vehicle is nine years old and no major problems. Love my vehicle it is very reliable. Toyota is a good truck.
How Much Is the 2010 Toyota Tundra Worth?
Blue book values range from $11,635 to $21,441, making the Tundra more expensive than similarly equipped large trucks like the Ford F-150 and Dodge Ram 1500. When new, the price range was $23,455 to $42,455. Depreciation is better than average, losing about 7% of its current value per year.
What are the Different Models of the Toyota Tundra?
There are two models of the Tundra offered in 2010. The second generation of the Tundra was introduced for the 2007 model year, and replaced by the third generation in 2022.
Base is the entry-level model with:
- 18-Inch Steel Wheels
- Cloth Seating
- Dual-Zone Climate Control
- Power Sliding Rear Window
- Cruise Control
- 6-Speaker AM/FM/CD Stereo With 3.5mm AUX
Limited is the luxury model and adds:
- 18-Inch Alloy Wheels
- Automatic Climate Control
- Leather Seating
- Utility Rail System
- Bluetooth Connectivity
- Wood Interior Trim
- JBL 12-Speaker Stereo System With USB
Base
381 HP 16 MPG
LTD
381 HP 16 MPG
What Engines Come In the Toyota Tundra?
- The standard engine is a weak 4.0L V6 which makes 236 horsepower and 266 lb.-ft. of torque while getting up to 16 MPG.
- A step up is the stronger 4.6L V8, which produces 310 horsepower and 327 lb.-ft. of torque and gets up to 17 MPG.
- The flagship engine is the very powerful 5.7L V8 which offers 381 horsepower and 401 lb.-ft. of torque and gets 15 MPG. Performance is good, taking 6 seconds to go from 0-60MPH, and the towing capacity is high at up to 10,800 pounds.
What Colors Does the Toyota Tundra Come In?
How Big Is the Toyota Tundra?
The 2010 Toyota Tundra is a large pickup truck, similar in size to the Nissan Titan and Dodge Ram 1500. It’s offered as a 2-door Regular Cab, 4-door Double Cab, and larger 4-door CrewMax. Passenger space is excellent in the CrewMax model, but the Double Cab is cramped in the back seats.
There are also three bed lengths available including a 5-foot-6-inch short bed, 6-foot-6-inch standard bed, and full 8-foot long bed.
How Does the Toyota Tundra Compare to the Competition?
The Toyota Tundra is one of the best half-ton trucks from 2010, with some of the longest lasting engines of any competitor. The dependability makes it a great choice for a used truck.
The Ford F-150 is another competitor, which costs about $1,000 less. The towing capacity is higher on the Ford F-150, but the Toyota Tundra has lower ownership costs. We recommend the Toyota Tundra since it will last longer, but both are fantastic trucks worth taking a look at.
The Chevrolet Silverado 1500 is another truck which costs $6,000 more. Interior materials are more luxurious in the Chevy Silverado, but the Toyota Tundra has fewer engine problems. We recommend the Toyota Tundra since it will last longer and spend less time in the shop.
Ranks #5 Full Size Pickup Trucks by Owners
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2010 Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD
5
2
2010 Chevrolet Avalanche
4.7
5
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2010 Toyota Tundra
4.56
Do Owners Recommend the Toyota Tundra?
Brad D
Yes, crew max. 4 wheel drive, leather heated seats,, tonneau cover, line x bed liner, Michelin tires, running boards,
Jesse A
It is a great vehicle. It fit all my need and then some. Good vehicle for winter weather. Lots of room for the family.
Owner Reviews
Joseph B Catalanotto Jr on December 7, 2022
Cam shaft leak
Cam shaft leak is 3400 dollars water pump is 1200 tranny seal is 450 and the drive shafts in all tundras are no good. Ive replaced 4 of them
Zailey G on June 14, 2021
2010 Toyota tundra black coloring.
No real problems. Comes with a tow package added in. You can add nitro to it and make it a racing vehicle. Has a v8 engine. With pretty great gas mileage. The seats are cloth and very comfy it is double cab with a good size back seat big enough to fit 2 car seats. Has 4 cup holders. 2 glove boxes. Also 5 overhead compartment.
Mike T on May 17, 2021
Best vehicle I have ever owned.
Lots of room, more than enough beverage holders, the back seat flips up for more interior storage, as well as for my dogs. Seats are very comfortable, the main console is huge and fits in anything you can think of. There are 2 glove compartments. The 4wd is great in the snow. The gas mileage is ok, I believe 14 city and 17 highway. I would definitely purchase another tundra for my next vehicle.
Peyton L on April 26, 2021
Toyota tundra is a reliable and comfortable vehicle.
The Toyota tundra is really comfortable, and very reliable. It has 267,000 miles and the only problem with it was the water pump going bad about a year ago. It gets ok gas mileage on the interstate, but the truck is modified under Toyota racing program. Meaning it geared for speed rather than hauling, but it can still pull most trailers.
Tiberiu R on April 1, 2021
2010 Toyota tundra is a great truck for anyone!
The 2010 Toyota tundra is a beefy truck! Built like a tank. With suspension that can handle any terrain and feels really smooth! You will love the extra cab! It is so spacious with its simplicity but still offers the amenities of any other vehicle you would drive.
Collin L on March 22, 2021
It's really nice inside, looks really cool, has a nice stock exhaust.
I wish it was a diesel, I do really like the look of the tundra though, wish the regular cab was a little bigger.
Matt B on March 22, 2021
Great truck to drive as a forever truck.
Very dependable truck. Best truck I have ever had. Would only drive a Toyota truck moving forward. Only issue I have had is the alternator going out at 120k, other than that perfect truck. I wish it came with better bells and whistles but for a truck that old it was expected.
Ben C on March 12, 2021
Excellent truck with plenty of room for hauling anything you may need!
I have loved my truck to help with projects around the house. I also have a woodworking business on the side so it helps to deliver projects to customers. It has great performance and plenty of room. The air and heater work really well. The seats are comfortable for riding long distances on road trips.
Asma M on February 24, 2021
Powerful Toyota tundra is good for hard work. We use it to tow a heavy trailer.
Very powerful engine, comfortable, it makes me feel that I am flying. It fit 5 people to 6 and I am using it for moving business. My car works for me and make some money for me. I like the powerful engine. It quite and feels like smooth. I recommend this truck to people who want a strong body truck.
Chris A on February 20, 2021
That it's tough and so d**n reliable - I will be buying a Toyota Tundra again and again!
Love that its reliable and can easily tow our travel trailer. I would be nicer if rode smoother (less like a truck).
ben g on January 23, 2021
Work horse of a truck. Never gives up
Everything has run great with regular maintenance. Had a problem with the secondary air pump which was replaced under warranty
Ed M on January 19, 2021
It is super reliable and comfortable.
The truck is quiet and comfortable. The ride is smooth and quiet. The only complaint I have is the length - it is an 8 foot bed and very long which makes tight space maneuvering challenging at times.
Dean on January 16, 2021
Shake/ rumble
Hi have 2010 tundra 254000 km love it but have one prob has a rumble for spit sec at about 60 km only in the cold last year the same stopped over the summer now started again its not u joint changed them is this bearings in the rear end or tranny or tork convertor any help would be helpful
Elizabeth I on January 14, 2021
Toyota Tundra bigger than Santa's sleigh.
It is a spacious vehicle and very dependable. It's had a few maintenance problems, but it is an older car.
Maria W on January 1, 2021
Benefits of Toyota tundra.
My truck is nice and roomy, fits six people comfortably. It is also very reliable, I haven't had any major problems in the five years that I have had it. I also can drive it through all kinds of terrain, I am not afraid to go off-road in the mountains with it. Very reliable for driving on snow and ice in winter conditions. Also the gas mileage is not too bad for such a big truck.
Bob T on December 30, 2020
My Toyota Tundra is a great vehicle
I love my Tundra, rides great, able to haul my camper without trouble, no mechanical issues. Great reliable vehicle
Leela H on December 19, 2020
It's a great car to have for hauling things.
Great performance. No complaints. Great for hauling a trailer on the back. Great on gas mileage. Nothing has messed up on it since we got it. We have had it for 2 years since we bought it from the original owner. Since getting it we haven't had to do anything but rotate the tires.
Debbie A on December 14, 2020
Reliability of ownership of a Toyota.
Toyota is a great brand. All the comforts and features are great. Toyotas are reliable and the service is great. Have had other models before but we always go back to Toyota. We haven't ever had trouble with the truck that the service dept. Haven't been able to fix. Toyotas are great!
Jesse A on December 10, 2020
The tundra is one of the nicest vehicles I have ever owned.
When I bought my Toyota tundra it was the first time I own the Toyota I was surprised and how well it was built. Since I bought the vehicle I haven't had many problems other than minor maintenance so far I love my truck. In my opinion Toyota tundra will be my truck from here on out the vehicle is nice do not have very much more to say about it.
Cindy H on December 8, 2020
Great tundra with great gas mileage. Expensive maintenance upkeep.
Reliability is great. Gas mileage was great for a truck. Nice ride, comfortable, cruise control nice. After about 130, 000 miles. Needed a master cylinder and another issue with computer very expensive. Cost was 3700 00 dollars. Minor recalls on it over the years.
Sarah S on November 26, 2020
Totally tundra all the way.
Reliable. Oil changes and tire rotations are the only maintenance I have to keep on it. Smooth ride. The back in is a little light, tires spin on gravel on an incline. Interior cloth is still in perfect condition. I did have to replace the window trim due to dry rot last year. Easy to install. Did it myself. Love my tundra!
Santana S on November 23, 2020
Works perfectly and have never let me down for about four years.
Has worked perfectly for the last 4 years that I have had it. I personally think this is my favorite car because it has never broke down on me or it has never had any trouble. I live in an area with very bumpy roads and it is a very wet environment here but my car has adapted perfectly.
Clark W on November 18, 2020
Built up trucks use a lot of gas stock ones do not so keep that in mind.
No problems built it up and still have no problems does take a lot of gas though and that is the worst part but other than that it is not too bad just take care of it and it’ll treat you right if you keep it stock it helps ur gas a lot so be smart about it.
Michael P on November 13, 2020
Big truck and it holds its value. Great truck as a work truck or daily driver.
No problems. Truck has driven well and towing a hauling is amazing. Smooth ride and maintenance is cheap.
Jaquelin W on October 26, 2020
Why I'll stick with my father's taste in Toyota trucks.
Seats are quite uncomfortable passenger wise but the driver has much more control, it handles well in the snow, in four wheel or two wheel drive despite being a rear drive vehicle. Out of all the trucks I have had I feel safest in the tundra and it has less transmission issues than dodge or Chevy trucks that I have had. Overall it handles well and is safe. Wish it was more comfortable as a passenger.
Brian R on October 24, 2020
Has good towing abilities and braking. Comes with a complete tow package.
No complaints. Has good room, power and is well made. Handles well, has a good ride
Mckenna T on October 24, 2020
The air conditioning gets very cold so it's nice to cool it down.
My car is lifted and for my size it's funny to see people's reactions. I can fit a lot of people in the back seat and storage there too. I have a very big bed to fit for storage on the go for long distances and traveling. I very much like my car and enjoy it.
leo B on October 21, 2020
Very reliable truck with no maintenance surprises.
There were no issues until I got pass 90,000 miles. Then there were a few things that needed replacing. Before that, I only needed the basic oil changes, tires, and regular suggested maintenance. After 90,000 miles, the windshield washer pump went down as well as the electric window buttons.
Barbara C on October 17, 2020
Plenty of space in the back seat for kids, regarding leg room, etc.
I love the space in the back seat. I really like the way it handles. I wish it had better fuel economy.
Vanessa V on October 5, 2020
Fully loaded and awesome takeoff...
I love our 2010 Toyota tundra limited crewmax. It is fully loaded, leather, sunroof, navigation, rear window rolls down and so much more. We love taking rides because it drives so well and this is not our first tundra.
Michael M on October 4, 2020
It is roomy, and can accommodate my family of six.
My tundra is great. I have experienced no major issues, other than some electrical issue that prevent some switches from being illuminated. I would definitely recommend this vehicle to others. It is big, roomy, and satisfies my needs. It's not great on gas, but I am ok with that.
Michal B on September 21, 2020
This is very beautiful for me. This is good.
My vehicle is very good for all people they can easily use this. There are very common simple vehicle for me. This is very good. There are many people they very good for this vehicle. I am very pleased for this vehicle. So my vehicle is very good for other people they can use properly.
Brad D on September 18, 2020
Toyota tough. Toyota strong.
Very roomy front and back. Great towing capacity. Has a very smooth ride. It is extremely reliable. Looks great. Drives well in all weather conditions. I love the heated seats. I love the leather seats. The running boards are nice. The bed is big. I like the bed liner.
Wayne Q on August 20, 2020
Toyota Tundra Truck Review
It has been a good truck. I had to replace the alternator at around the 125,000 mile mark. Also had a brake caliper on the drivers front to break. Had to be towed to a repair shop. Besides that only general maintenance such as brakes and tires and oil and filter changes.
Mike S on August 18, 2020
Tundra for the win, every time.
I have nothing bad to say about this truck. It is reliable, comfortable, and has never let me down. The features to cost is in my opinion, best in. Class. The company stands behind what they made. Even with minor recalls they treat you like gold, but with confidence.
Robert O on August 15, 2020
Sr5 double cab with flex fuel option. It is very strong reliable and comfortable.
My tundra has great poorer, comfortable, spacious, cargo and capacity and reliability. I feel safe and comfortable driving my truck fault or on long cross country trips. The flex fuel option is a nice feature that reduces fuel emissions into the environment. The con is poor gas mileage.
Mayra A on August 13, 2020
Toyota tundra a very good truck for heavy duty and traveling!
Comfy, good price, good brand. No problems at all with this car, I am really happy with my Toyota tundra. I recommend ??% affordable and useful. Love it. People should buy more of this brand is very economic with gas. Comfortable for long trips and very efficient, Andes very spacious.
Scott Z on August 5, 2020
Toyota tundra an amazing vehicle.
The tundra is highly reliable since the moment I bought it up until 7 years after. Had no issues and keeping up with regular maintenance. If I would have anything negative to say about my 2010 Toyota tundra it would be that the interior needs an update. I find that with every new model that comes out the inside looks similar and maybe a better update. Since we spend so many hours in our vehicles. Surprisingly with my tundra being a big heavy truck it does extremely well on gas and drives amazing would recommend this truck to anyone.
Thomas J on August 5, 2020
It is great looking and dependable.
My Toyota tundra has been my best vehicle to date. I have 160,000 miles on it and it is still purring like a kitten. It has the power and torque to tow anything I need. The inside is so roomy and very comfortable. I I have the power mirrors and my rear window because it slides all the way down.
Dana W on July 3, 2020
Love my rugged Toyota tundra.
We bought our Toyota tundra brand new in 2010 and have nothing but positive things to say about the trucks performance. The tundra we own is built very well and has been put through tough use. Off road, pulling a 30 foot trailer up over high mountain passes in hot conditions the tundra passed every test with flying colors!
Brian W on June 27, 2020
How dependable and comfortable it is to drive.
I love the style, how it handles and rides. The feel of a truck is awesome you can drive on and off road with no worries. It's great for projects around the house. I love camping and kayaking with my truck. Only dislike is the gas mileage, wish it was a bit higher.
Laura H on June 21, 2020
I love the compartments in the vehicle.
Love the body style with the smaller back doors. The inside is very roomy. I love the seats and the ease in adjusting them. The compartments are ample and very easily used. The stereo is good, but I had problems with the Aux port. The steering and power are wonderful. The AC and heat are ample especially in South Louisiana. The check engine light has always been the gas cap. The Dealership and service have always been wonderful. My Tundra has 265,110 miles on it and is still running beautifully.
Christine G on June 15, 2020
Lifted Toyota Tundra, best truck to drive
My truck is a very reliable vehicle. I have owned it for 4 years and I have only taken it in to the shop once. It is very comfortable and easy to drive. Because of the V8 engine I don't get very good gas mileage but for a full size truck it does okay. I have driven all makes of trucks and the Toyota is the best.
Janet M on June 13, 2020
The Tundra is very comfortable to ride in and we feel very safe in it.
We purchased the Tundra to pull our small travel trailer. It pulls the RV with no problems at all. It is roomy and very comfortable to take long road trips.
Megan Q on June 12, 2020
The truck has a sound system that is so great, I get asked if I have subwoofers.
My 2010 Toyota tundra is exceptional in comfort and reliability. The cab is very spacious and the sound system has great sound quality. As my truck has experienced more wear and tear, as long as I take care of tune ups (oil change, tire pressure, etc.), I have not experienced any negative effects on my cars reliability or performance. The only thing that is inconvenient about the truck is the low mileage, and that mine is only two wheel, rear wheel drive, so it becomes a little hard to drive in the snow sometimes.
Cameron H on May 31, 2020
Amazing truck with great towing.
It's a great truck. Reliable. Is a beast at towing. Large truck bed that will hold more weight then you can fit in the truck.Has 4 doors so my family and dog. I really love the tundra and would recommend it to anyone. You should buy this car it's the best.
Samantha C on May 16, 2020
It's reliable and dependable
It's a reliable truck that we picked up used a couple of years ago. I like that it has plenty of space to fit the family without being too cramped. It also gives me a good size bed for transporting things.
deb s on May 4, 2020
It's great to haul and carry stuff and comfortable to ride in
It's a truck, it's comfortable, you can haul stuff, has great gas mileage, great get up and go. I love my truck!
Parrish H on April 14, 2020
The console which is lockable has a lot of room to store items in.
Very reliable very comfortable and spacious, good gas mileage, comfortable to fit 5 adults in the extended cab. V8 is very powerful will get you in and out of traffic, never had a problem hauling anything or towing anything. Average 18 miles per gallon. Currently 180, 000 miles.
Keith M on April 1, 2020
Most reliable transportation I have ever purchased.
I have owned all American vehicles until this purchase of a 2010 Toyota tundra. By far this is and has been the best, most reliable vehicle I have ever owned. I have 240,000 miles on the truck and no major service work at all has been needed. It was purchased for a work truck in a machining business hauling steels and heavy supplies. Routine maintenance oil changes and standard little things only, light bulbs, washer fluid, ect. I have some friends that own the same truck, but a little older, only gripe is body roll. I have overcome this with heavy duty truck tires with 10 play rubber. I keep up on tire rotation and have no problems with the tires wearing out.
Anthony B on March 28, 2020
Overall Good Car For Anyone
My toyota in generally in good shape. But this doesn't mean it doesn't have problems. The passenger seatbelt takes a bit to put on since it won't budge sometimes. It also has a problem with heating in really cold winters.
Alex Showalter
Alex is an automotive enthusiast with over 15 years of experience in the used car market. He brings a wealth of knowledge to Vehicle History as our Staff Writer and has written hundreds of used car reviews helping buyers make informed purchasing decisions. He is a member of the Automotive Press Association, and keeps up-to-date on the latest changes in the industry. Over the years, he has driven hundreds of cars, working on many of them. His mechanical experience evolved from modifying off-road trucks as a teen to focusing on automotive electrical systems as he got older. He now specializes in reviewing used cars as an automotive journalist. Some of his favorite brands are Toyota and BMW. The Toyota Land Cruiser is one of his favorite vehicles of all time since they’re built to last forever and can go anywhere. One of his current cars is a Lexus LX570, built on the same platform as the 200-series Land Cruiser, but it’s a better value in the used market.
