Considering trading 2010 Tundra for 2017 Tacoma

It's really grown up around there. I couldn't believe the shopping district that popped up, and didn't know it was there until a couple months ago.

 

15 years ago, when I graduated, the high school was the farthest thing north on Rock Road. Now it's almost all the way back to 55th street!

Take that new Tacoma and take your wife on a date to Pizza John's. You won't regret it!

 

Is it wood fired? We went to Italy twice and loved the wood fired pizza.

 

Ha! If you had pizza in Italy, then you might not like it...

 

I have a 2017 sr5 DCSB 2wd with 4,300 miles and love it so far. I get about 23-24 mpg each tank with mostly highway driving. Best mpg on a trip was 29 on a 30 mile trip. Power is adequate enough for me. Only complaint is that it kinda downshifts hard when slowing down to a stop other than that truck has been great

 

Nice truck!

 

I BOUGHT A '10 Tundra early in '10 and so I'm sure the bugs in it were straightened out, but I only kept it a year. I traded it for an '11 Tacoma and now have a '17 Tacoma. The 10 was always searching for gears, it had a terrible bounce on concrete highways and took 10 miles for the heater to warm up during the winter. However, my biggest complaint was the size. I carry a bicycle a lot and I had to climb up on a tire to get it. I had zero issues with my '11 Tacoma and so far have zero issues with the '17.

 

The Tundra certainly has a bounce on some roads. I was happy to see the Taco didn't react that way on the same stretch of road last night. My 2010 Tundra never searched for gears. It had the piston slap noise on morning start up, especially in the winter. It did take a while to warm up, I forgot about that. There was no comparison between the ride of the Taco last night and the Tundra. It was extremely nice.

 

What is the purpose of the hard plastic on the back of the front passenger seat?

 

Pizza boxes. At least that's what I used mine for

 

Unfortunately my 2006 4.0L Tacoma developed piston slap too, very noticeable in winter.

It's a table surface, The seat folds flat. Didn't use mine much.

 

When a don't drive my Tacoma, I drive the Stabbin Wagon! Geeeasy! To bad it''s a typical shit dodge and the transmission is fucked. Took off the transmission pan and found two piles of metal in it Lol. Still drives though. Wouldn't trust it on a road trip however. Hell I paid 100$ for it and will try to sell it for 300.

 

Heisenberg?

 

You are the first to say that! We just finished that show.

 

Don't ever post your picture online bro, especially in a forum.