Ford vs Chevy vs Ram: What Is The Longest Lasting HD Truck? Dude I Love My Ride @Home Edition 

I really enjoyed this show today...this series is real interesting.. Thanks for putting it together Roman n Tommy☺

Hey look that’s me

Thanks for featuring my truck guys! Long live the Detroit diesel

The first guy needed a sock puppet on his hand. 😂

I think the last guy with the Chevy is the only one who actually had a truck that the title of this video covered.

Great content guys! TFL keeps me going during the apocalypse!

My guy Alex on TFL I love his channel keep up the work!

Cheap Cummins never heard of one. Here in Texas you see adds like 12 valve Cummins 600k miles $14,500 no low balls I know what I got

Good video - good content. Loving these member submissions, especially since they are older and well loved trucks.

Alex with all that hand movement you must be Italian.😂😂😂

ugh how are you people so good with a camera? I can't even manage to get two words out of my mouth while i'm filming.

Really like the home edition videos! I like seeing everyones rides in the real world and what they are doing with their rides. THanks for sharing!!

Thanks to the 3 guys for sharing. It is nice to hear real driving and use stories. It is amazing how some guys are determined and patient to make their trucks, 'theirs'. Good for them!!

222k miles on my 2016 F350 6.7 SD. 181k of those miles within the past 15 months transporting RVs. Changed oil & filter every 10-15k miles, fuel & air filters every 20k miles. Changed front brake pads at 110k miles. That’s it so far. Great truck to me.

This was a great episode!! I'm really looking forward to seeing all of them!

Hey guys! I really appreciate the Love on the older trucks! I may send you a video of one of mine... as always, keep up the good work! And one more time, congratulations on TFL Studios!

My GMC Sierra has 371k on it with the 5.3 and I’m going to send a video over soon!

I've done insurance claims for 25 years. I have looked at hundreds of Dodge/RAM'S, Ford's, and Chev/GMC. When it comes to HD diesels, I have easily inspected twice as many Dodge /RAMs with over 500k miles than I have Ford and Chev/GMC combined. The other diesels simply do not go as many miles as the Cummins. I am giving you an unbiased opinion. I like all the trucks. They each have their own strengths and weaknesses when it comes to maintenance. But, if you are going to crush miles on an HD put your money on the RAM.

Great video. Love this more than the regular version. Keep it going!

As always you guys deliver with yet another interesting and informative review. I must say however that I had a good chuckle at both of your hairdo's. Keep them coming boys I am always excited to view a new video. Would love to see more about the 2020 F250 Tremor.

The Ford guy had a really beautiful setting for his video.

I really like these types of reviews. In a lot of ways, it's better doing them like this is than in your studio. Them seem to be more comfortable doing the review on their own instead of answering canned questions from you. They have the opportunity to cover the review by highlighting what is most important to them. Each of these reviewers has their reason for owning their particular truck. On RU-vid most of the time you have a fan boy review their own truck but not here. They each highlighted the pluses and natives of each truck and the reason they purchased their truck.

I really enjoy this Channel hope keep making more it's very informative and like to say thank you for making such a great Channel hopefully keep making more I highly support this channel big thumbs up

This was a great home edition. Some passionate truck owners with very balanced perspectives in showing their rides. Nicely done episode!

Good series, not an equal comparison though having a new Ford comparing against old Dodge and Chevy.

Before I retired I worked for a company that drove Dodge 3500 dually's. Their 2007 had over a million miles on the original engine and transmission. It was used for local driving only after 600000 miles because it decided to stop after a 400 mile run. After an hour shut down, it Was good for another 300 miles. Its normal load Was 3 boat trailers on top and 6 boat trailers behind. It was equipped with a Cumins and automatic transmission. It went thru a new reared about every 300,000 miles on it. It delivered trailers allover the US and Canada from Tennessee. This truck replaced a Ford 550 2006 super duty which constantly broke down. Both trucks were equipped with sleepers and extra fuel tanks.

Love this video. Do more on long lasting, high mileage, durability. AWESOME.

Fastlane, reach out to RV haulers. There are Ford SD, and Dodge with million plus miles. Zillion of them between 350k-750k miles. 150k-200k is just getting broken in. :). Most will get 500k on motor, 200k-400k on transmission before partial rebuild. Depends as always on doing power boosting mods, care in use, and maintenance.

Bruh. We he said 62K I’m like wtfff

Regarding Ford headlights. There's something wrong with the U.S. with headlights. You go to Europe and there is a knob on the dash to adjust the aim of the headlights. That's what we need here, is a way to adjust the headlights without having to whip out a screwdriver.

Keep these coming!! Love these videos.

Nice job guys. This type of segment should run at least 2 times a month. Thanks!

Where’s the 500k + trucks at. I know you could have found those for this episode

I like this "new" content of viewer submissions.

Great video! Interesting how simple is sometimes the best

I have worked on Dodge Cummings Diesel Trucks with 500K + miles on them. If you service them correctly, and not abuse them, they seem to last forever.

God! These guy's all come across like TV and video personalities. I would sound like a bumbling fool. Well done!

I wonder why the hell there are still trucks/cars built with halogen lights in the first place...

Love all your shows this is great. 👍👍🔥💪

Amazing video I watch all tfl channels and a rural Vermonter

My 99 Cummins has 378,000+ Everything Dodge made has been replaced, but that damn Cummins never dies..

Love the video. I have a 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD dually. I bought it in October of 2019. It has 53,000 miles on it now because I hotshot full time just like TP. The truck is amazing. I haven't and a single issue yet. The Duramax with the Allison transmission is awesome. I tow a 40ft dual tandem axle Big Tex trailer everyday. Shout out to Big Tex for making an awesome trailer. Thanks for the videos. Keep em coming.

Hello guys! I always enjoy watching TFL videos here from San Antonio, Texas and I would like to share my experiences with my GM Vortec 8100 Big Blocks. I have 3 with the 3 different transmissions they were offered in and they are just some bullet proof beasts! The one with the least miles is my 01 2500 4wd Yukon Xl with under 300k miles which has the 4l80E transmission. My other one is a 01 GMC 3500 4wd Sierra extended cab dually with right over 300k miles and that one has the 6spd manual transmission. My all time daily driver is a 2002 GMC Sierra 3500 manual floor shifter 4wd extended cab dually with the Allison 5spd Automatic and I'm under 800K miles on this one. The only biggest part I've replace on all 3 is the transfercases. Other than that, all drivetrain is all original. These 8100's might not be the fastest or strongest now but man will they pull without giving up and they are just the most reliable engines in my experience for my needs. More than half the miles on my 02 have been towing and Im hoping to get to 1 million miles with it in a few years. I really wish GM still offered this engine or at least a Big Block again in their HD trucks. Well, you guys have a great one and stay safe!🤠

I recognize the Rural Vermonter. Love his videos, he knows his trucks/cars. Love that he has a Bolt too, just got ours a few months ago and it is a great car.

I had a 95 k1500 Silverado I loved with the sportside that had 500k miles and was super reliable. It's hard to beat a maintained Chevy. I have a 2008 Duramax now and it's just getting broken in @ 215k. 06-2010 duramaxs probably best combo between power vs reliability vs not too many bells and whistles. Love I don't have traction control. So good.

There are tons of dodge cummins trucks with 1 million miles on them, the highest iv seen is 2.4 million miles on the original motor, and over 1.5 million on a transmission. Just a couple head gaskets, lift pumps, an injection pump and normal maintenance items. Iv seen a duramax with over 1.6 million on it, bunch of 7.3s with 1 mill, even a 6.0 untouched at a million.

Dang towniglet up in tfl truck!

Is that Ford owner related to Andre? His hands never stop moving!🤣 Great video!

Love the vids

ALEX IS THE MAN!! Awesome to see him on your show!!!

Super cool idea of a show. All these old diesels with high miles have cool stories behind them

Unless I missed it, I’d love to see one of these for light duty full size pickup trucks. Personally, I don’t have a need for a heavy duty truck right now but want help in deciding which full size light duty truck to buy!

I have three Chevys. Rock solid dependability. But Ford and Dodge (RAM) are excellent too!

I'd say the most problem free drivetrain would be the gm gas 6.0L in the 2500/3500. You can pick the configuration of van, truck, or low cab forward

Dude, I really like your show! Is their a long term test on midsize trucks that have an inline 4 cyl and V6?

I got an old friend of mine with a 2017 F-250 Lariat with the 6.7 with around 340k if I’m right. He doesn’t tow but still commutes with it all over the southeast.

Late model fords with the 4.9 straight 6 are one of the most reliable trucks ever built. Many of them with 500-600k mikes still out there

My stepdad put over 350k miles on his 99 F-350 6.8 V10 before trading it in. He still sees being driven every now and then. Original engine and transmission. It needed new upholstery though.

Ford no question. Its about the only thing you see out there in the way of older trucks still doing work.

Great review towpiglet 👍🏻 thanks

Is it just me or did the guy make it sound like the Ford doesn't have an exhaust brake at all?

This guy talking about the ford needs to calm down with the hand

What's up Tow Piglet! Love his videos

love the raptor liner on the ram. Was that easy to use? I am looking to do my bumpers on my super duty

I have a 1997 f150 4.6 2wd with 500k miles. Original engine and transmission

I watch tow piglets videos! I work on a ranch where everything they use is 90s Chevy 2,500, Army Surplus Detroit Diesel 2 tons, and many old square body’s

love the enthusiasm!

In the first segment the driver mentioned headlight aiming issues with his 2020 F-series truck, empty Vs towing. He brings up a good point, why isn't adjustable headlight alignment not on these trucks? My Wife's Nissan Rogue has this feature for really no good reason yet a vehicle that is constantly changes stance does not.

I thought I was watching ChrisFix!

The 7.3 liter V-8 Ford is a beast, too.

I agree with the seats being not the greatest. I have a 2018 Lariat (leather) with 48,000 miles and the seat is pretty stiff. The bottom could be more comfortable. I also had to have the back adjusted because the lumbar was ridiculous even in the lowest setting and my mid/upper back would sink in too far due to a lack of support.

Those were really nice. My dad is a big Chevy guy and my stepdad is a Ford guy so obvious i'm a Dodge guy. But I'm not a big fan of bed lining the whole vehicle either.

Big thumbs up TFL👍last fella has You Tube channel call A Rural Vermonter n loves fixing trucks up. That F350 is amazing truck with mileage it will interesting to see how many miles he does before handling the lease truck in.

You need to hire the first guy. He has screen presence.

My 2018 F 150 had seats like the Ford in the video. I had katzkin leather installed after it was only a few weeks old and problem was solved. Love the seats now!!

yes, lets see more user content...all of the above for what id like to see, i can see this being a wildly popular segment that grows out of the covid era

hold on.... is that what ChrisFix looks like? look at that hand movement from the first guy... I like it!

Love the old RAM, just looks like something from the old Road Warrior movies, the old Chevy has more than owned her keep, but all 3 Truck guys seem like great guys, my theory is you can’t beat truck Guys, we always there to help, to lend a hand. Any of these guys seem like great people.

My buddy hauls across country and he has a 2016 Chevy 3500hd high country with over 600,000 miles runs great.

I think you should do one a day that would be great.

I assume my 2019 F150 has the same cloth seats and they are the most comfortable seats I have had and I had: 2017 Audi A3 etron with leather high end seats, 2 new VW golfs one with cloth and one with leather seats. I drive 2700 km from Montreal to Florida and the F150 seats make a world of difference for me compared to the Audi and VW . Granted I am on the lighter side of the scale.

Tow piglet has been told many times to have his headlights adjusted with the trailer connected. If that truck only pulls a trailer he should adjust for that job

I have a 205k 1998 gmc k1500 with a 305 gas ,rust starting to show in the usual spots but it still runs and 4l80e shifts great. Still got lots of life left in her. And I intend to see it get to classic status under my care in another 3 years.

The Chevy in this video makes me feel good about my 94 Sierra 1500 with the throttle body injected 350 and over 350,000 on the clock when I parked it. It does still run

My 2017 Ford F-350 has 109k, and goes to work every day (30% and f mileage is Rocky Mountain oilfield roads).

Tow pigs is awesome.

Way to keep it fresh under quarantine guys!!

Liking this new series

Good video guys! Ford headlights have seem to always be lacking. Not sure why they skimp on such an important feature.

The guy in the Chevy left his dog tied to the headlights. Poor little mutt. He prolly kept up for a mile or so. But then got dragged to pure smithereens.

The leather seats in my 2017 are very comfortable

I believe that taking care of your truck is the best way to lots of miles. I have right at 300K on my '06 LBZ and all I have replaced is the water pump, two front bearings, and a couple of axel seals. She's been a a great truck, never getting rid of her!

The odometer stopped working on my '93 chevy 2500 6.5 turbo diesel at 375,000 miles.

I’m submitting my video my 2002 Ford F-150 lariat fx4 by tomorrow night it’s been raining all week in California

I was supper surprised that a rural Vermonter (RU-vidr) got in this video. (The last guy with the Chevy.) and I’m surprised no one is mentioning it since he has 30k subs.

Great video guys! I will agree with Alex, the Ford headlights are terrible. At least it's easy to add an LED light bar! I think you should have deducted a point from the chevy for his crazy use of duct tape.

Ford should make like a dedicated touring/towing truck. Just a real “comfy” truck

19:12 how does he get bonus points for something completely unrelated to the truck. I mean that old 6.5L Detroit is junk. If I was looking to buy that era of HD diesel the absolute only option would be a dodge cummins with a manual trans.

Hey Tommy I appreciate so much that help with the computer "CRAP" > because for some of us, it's not so "SIMPLE" like for some of you younger fellas!

I have a 07 duramax lbz with 212k and I love it,,still going strong , only issues was the glo-plug went dead and nothing else