Tundra Rock Warrior Review

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In this video I review the 2nd generation Toyota Tundra which was introduced to market in 2007 and saw a minor refresh in 2014. This is the Rock Warrior edition which was a per-cursor to today's TRD offroad and Pro models.
Thanks to Wholesale Auto Connection for the use of this vehicle:
www.wholesaleautoconnection.com/
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15 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@elementalraven27 Год назад

Just bought my first Toyota, Always had F150s but the Rock warrior spoke to me 💜

@h.e.1258 4 года назад

Thanks for taking the time to review this great truck, a bad ass off road vehicle with Toyota reliability

@Nigel__ 2 года назад

Love this body style. Classic.

@CAAAAAish 3 года назад

Just here to say THANK YOU for comparing to a first Gen!

@classicrocker81 4 года назад

The TRD Pro before the TRD Pro haha. TRD Offroad models have been around since the first generation.

@bonzidude2000 Год назад

😂🎉🎉🎉🎉

@mobell7321 3 года назад

What's the lift on this?

@jasony724 4 года назад

Fog light dimmer? Lol that’s for light adjustment when launching boat or stuffs

@Gary-ib8dz 2 года назад

I agree that it doesn't do anything to the fog lights. It lowers the aim of the headlights when towing or hauling a heavy load.

@bonzidude2000 Год назад

@Gary indeed it's literally in the manual too lmao

@theotherguy3083 4 года назад

I was looking for gearing differences, difference in shocks, diff lockers, etc. All that makes this truck different is the authentics????

@DrivenCompanion 4 года назад

Bilstein shocks are the only mechanical advantage you get with the Rock Warrior. The TRD Pro which replaced it does have a locking rear diff.

@bigwrenchhead4005 2 года назад

I've got a set of 33 10 50 17 Will they fit on the rock Warrior without suspension adjustment

@berdine3 2 года назад

Yes, depends on your offset of the wheels, I'm running 33x12.50x18 on +12 offset, only had to remove front mudflaps

@bonzidude2000 Год назад

@Frank Berdine coming from a 4runner I miss the nimble offroadiness of my 4runner but I've camped in the back seat 4days in a row its a bit fir but I'm not jumping the Baja or going through Moab Utah but I'd love to fit some 35s eventually