Same Reason Why A 5 Year Old Highway Driven Car With 150,000 Miles Is Almost Always In.
With a reputation built on quality, reliability and durability, the toyota brand. I drive this tundra all over the united states for the oilfield petrochemical industry. The tundra has been nothing but a load of crap.a real lemon.
According To The Us Department Of Transportation, The Average Is About 13,400 Miles, But Amazingly, One Toyota Tundra Owner Has Averaged Nine Times That.
2018 toyota tundra platinum white crewmax, trd dual exhaust, fox 2.0 ifp coilovers, fox 2.0 rear shocks, bds 1 lift shackle, bushwacker fender flares, recon smoked 3rd brake light, winjet black smoked tail lights, fuel warrior wheels 20 x 9 +20, 33 x 12.5 r20 nitto ridge grapplers, color matched door handles and mirror caps, go rhino black side steps,. I should be reaching 1,000,000 miles in 2020. I think, if you see a toyota on the side of the road, it might be a scam.
I'm Tracking The Number Of Times The Truck Has Gone Up And Down The Garage Hoist And Will Report To Toyota When It Reaches The Million Times Mark!
“but this one has a million.” what they found sheppard’s tundra has now been dissected, with toyota. The most intriguing part of the whole equation is that when toyota tore down the truck, they noticed wear and tear, but not in the amount of one million miles worth. I am currently a hotshot driver in houston texas area.
Victor Has Driven A 2007 Toyota Tundra Over 1 Million Miles.
And as the ny daily news noted, if simply reaching 1 million miles didn't provide toyota with enough good press, sheppard had this to say about his 15th tundra: Ironically, the 2016 tundra is also his 16th tundra. I don’t know if i want a new tundra or go for 2 million.
I Got Under 65,000 Miles On My First Ever 2007 Toyota Tundra.
This keeps the oil from ever accumulating fuel/water, keeps the seals in good shape, and the bearings stay in great shape even with hauling/towing cargo. Sheppard says he is a. Sheppard’s tundra does not look like it went a million miles.
