Truck is 2 years old

Only 2500 miles!?

Mine is only a month old and already racked up 1800. Why I bought another Toyota since I do roughly 20K/Year.

Buddy of mine is a Ram fan, tried talking me into one of those, said he never had any problems…and I said that is true, because you trade in every two years. I plan to keep this one for 15.

 

I am coming up on 2 years with my 2019 tocoma and just rolling over 50k it had 3 miles on it when i left the lot... also zero problems other than the recall that messed up my brake light.

 

I think you got a rebadged Isuzu. You need to be more careful buying trucks so close to the border.

 

My 2019 OR purchased March 2019, so approx 32 months old 8,800 miles no issues other than alignment and that appears fixed now that I took it to an alignment shop after 2 failed dealer alignment attempts

 

My 1st Gen didn’t start nickel and dimming until it hit 250K. Though that engine needed a timing belt every 90K, and did have to replace the clutch at 130K. Did buy the truck with 60K on it, believe the previous owner rode the clutch, why the premature failure, second clutch went around the 385K mark. It currently has 434K, and is now parked with engine issues. Hope this one goes just as far, though I may not push it that far again, may trade in 5 years. It is looking to be the 4th Gen may be even better. Possible boxed frame, linked coil rear suspension, hybrid. Or just save my money and stick with the 15 year plan.

 

Got my truck in April of 2019, has about 80,000 miles on it and haven't had a single issue.

 

@gnardoggie

 

I have had mine for 2 and half years and 22,000 miles. Problems:
The rubber seal on the roof kept flying off. Had to get that fixed.
Rear right tire has been punctured and patched 3 times.
Fuel Pump recall

 

2016 and 81k on mine and runs great....love it

 

2019 with 25k miles - howling from the rear axle fixed under warranty, creaking clutch pedal fixed under warranty, peeling paint from improperly applied rock guard fixed at my expense, third brake light was leading, but fixed under recall, and girl pump replaced under recall, but it wasn't giving me any trouble.

It's mostly little things, but I'm honestly thinking about unloading this truck in a year or so when things normalize in the market.

 

Bought my 2005 new, sold it in 2016 with 205K miles, only issue, battery replaced 9 years later
Bought my 2016 new, cooling by-pass pipe broke at 70K miles, fixed and sold it. Never really liked the "driveability" of the truck.

 

Not everyone can have a 2017

 

The zenith of Toyota quality, the 2017 Toyota Tacoma.

Also helps to be 6MT.

 

I got my 2020 on July 29th, 2020 so far nothing but maintenance in 13,000 miles. So happy with it. Was a good choice to be my first brand new vehicle purchase.

 

2018 just hit 25,000 miles today, no issues at all

 

Oops. I meant 25000 not 2500.
My bad.

 

Ha! Was thinking only a couple years old with that low of mileage, will last you forever!

 

Mine is still young only 8k on it so far no issues love it.
I hope it last as long as my 2008 TRD Sport that was best truck I have ever had no issues from day one. In 2014 Traded it in with 265,000 km on my Venza of which was another great Toyota product. I traded the Venza with 248,000 km on my new 2021 TRD Sport Premium not because it was breaking down just the usual wear and tear. I just thought it was time for a new one as I am getting old and need something dependable. This will probably my last Taco as I am 71.

 

Wow!

In two years I plan on changing my wheels/tires and upgrading! Which means, I need to have close to 60K miles on these new street tires I have on my Sport.

I currently have 5808 miles since May 14, 2021.

Thanks for the positive energy!

I love my Taco!!!

Ed

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Just over 4 years and the same plan is all ready together for me. Now, I wait until winter is over and everything goes on. In all honesty I probably could use the factory tires for another couple years but don't tell my wife