Tundra opinions needed

[Binz17]

I am looking for a 2021 or earlier Tundra. Been focused on 2014-2021 years. What should be the cutoff for mileage in my search? Currently under 100k looks good, but asking premium prices. If I jump up to under 120k, prices come down, packages get better. I will drive this truck until it dies.

It's replacing a 2007 GX470 that I bought with 84k in 2017 now has 255k. Had an incident with a ditch and srs airbags went off and wrecked one of the cats, I'd keep driving it but won't pass emissions. Still drives great. Kinda forced to upgrade.

 

[huntsd]

I’m far from a truck expert but I just bought 2017 with 95k on it. Been great so far. Buddy has the same truck with 250k on it so should last a while! You are right pricing is insane for these

 

[huntabsarokee]

I bought a 2021 with 18K miles in 2023 because I preferred the V8 to the new turbo v6. It is my 3rd Tundra and I was trying to stick to <30K miles but its my every day driver so I wanted something newish. I think your answer depends on how you will use it and what your appetite is for basic repairs and of course cost.

 

[Wright406]

I bought my 14 with 141k but i made sure it was a one owner with maintenance documentation. It now has 185k and have had zero issues minus easy repairs: brake pads , wipers etc. I wouldn’t hesitate buying one with 150k or so as long as underneath and maintenance support proper care.