2024 Toyota Tundra TRD PRO: Better Than A Raptor? 

Congrats ! I went Pro because less upkeep seats (like my last Platinum Tundra) than full leather and no need to upgrade suspension. Pretty much all tech and more than my 2.5 gen platinum besides the full automatic tilt steering wheel.

I agree!!!

The Raptor R is a $150,000 truck 😂

How are they far superior? The ram interior is much better and has a v8 but the raptor (not r) how is it far superior?

@@Adam-hq7ob both the TRX & Raptor R have more horsepower, more torqu, better tires, better suspension, both sound better & look better than the TRD Pro

If you need to compare to something compare to Tremor and ZR2. But these have more clearance, tech, v8s, and tow hooks... Toyota reliability and resale are probably the only pluses over these two other trucks. Raptor is another league.

@@JWL427 I agree 100%

You bought Chinese junk that will be dead forever before 200k

Toyota fan boys 😂

lol that pig will be gone long before the Pro.

@@Sam-dq7wsmy last diesel lasted 10yrs 220k miles. Some diesels have over 500k miles. No way a gas engine and transmission would last half a million miles.

​@@jayb7675 There are at least two second-gen Tundras with million-mile trucks confirmed with the original 4.6 L V8 and original transmission. Whether a Toyota turbo engine can pull that off remains to be seen, but probably not. If anyone can do it though, it's Toyota.

Bro people can't drive here when it's sunny outside, were you here for that mess back in 2014. I like snow too but ya better stay home if it does snow/ice over.

@@JoeSmith-nu8oo I will take your word my good sir.👍

There is more storage if you go non hybrid

Yep the back is useless for us dog owners

Agree !

Yes

LOL

Own it and concur !

And actually going off road seeing as it's 8k pounds 😂

If you’re wanting to plow snow, go with a super duty from ford or HD from GM….

Says not for sale on window.

@@Sam-dq7ws 🫡

Nothing you've said is sensical

@@omardevonlittle3817 sensical???

Had them on my 16 Platinum Tundra and never used them. The beefy front sway bar would work in a pinch.

lol, wef says you'll own nothing and be happy. No body owns their stuff anymore the commies won.

The hybrid in this was for power not economy.

Have you driven one yet?

@@cjr9597 No sir. I own a 2019 and am comfortable with 381 horsepower, 401 lb/ft of torque and 14 MPG. I do not believe that over the long haul (pun intended) forced induction can be as reliable as naturally aspirated even for Toyota. The fact that they did not even offer the V8 as an option, tells me that this was a political move and not demand driven (another pun intended). We should have our answer in the next four or five years once enough of the 2022s start approaching 150,000 miles and any reliability issues are flushed out.

@@handyman2183 Agree but traded in my 2016 Platinum and have to say these are really nice (have a terra pro now with reg mirrors) and don't really miss the 5.7 V8. Biggest difference is this 24 is more refined than my 16 ..a lot less 'bulky' even though the turn radius was better in the 2.5 gen.

@@Sam-dq7ws congrats Sam. Life is about choices and compromise and it sounds like the current model is a perfect fit for you. Maybe in ten years once my 2019 starts to show its age I will move over to this generation😉. Stay safe my friend.

@@handyman2183 My 16 only had 86k miles but bought used at 65k miles, Added new everything (shocks, lights,grill, tails, rotors, brakes, parking brake adjusted, front and rear durobumps bumpstops, coachbuilder +1 shackles, rci plates w/cat protection, ds grab handle, meso map and dome leds, changed all fluids ect) and looked like a 2021 model Plat/Pro ...probably would have kept if was original owner, just something that bugged me. It drove awesome though and someone will get a well cared for and improved truck ! If you have bed bounce get the CB shackles and new rear shocks..went with Old man emu over the billy's in rear. Tundra's are the best !!

I totally agree 👍

The tundra is no raptor but it’s a great truck. Your statement is a bit exaggerated and not true

That’s strange I have 3 friends that have one. One coming from a Ram one from a Ford and 1 Chevy. All really like their Tundras so far. And it definitely isn’t a Prius.

You need to fix your visual perception ASAP.

Couldn’t be more wrong

​​@@kross1261he's right though. Cheap plastics. A screen that rattles and shakes as you drive down the highway. The interior is far worse than what ram was doing 6+ years ago. The fuel economy isn't better than any of the competition. Andddd you get to pay the 20% Toyota premium like it's actually as durable and reliable as the iforce v8