My truck has its ups and downs. I like that I can do a lot with it. I have towed boats, got firewood for bonfires, gone off roading and more with it. It has allowed me to do things that none of my friends are able to do with theirs. It's also great for the weather, it has really aggressive tread on the tires, so I can go out it almost any conditions. It also has a really sweet sound system. I put in some Alpine A speakers into back in high school. I can now always bump in it. However, my truck has it's issues as well. I have had some battery problems with it. Sometimes the battery will just randomly die on me and as well battery acid leaks out a little bit and corrodes the metal things were you attach the jumper cables. Also, the window latches on the back two windows were poorly designed and broke soon after I bought the truck. Now I have to keep them tied shut with some rope so that they do not fly open all the time on me. The largest issue with it though is filling up the tank. 25 gallons is a lot of money.

The Toyota Tundra is the oldest design full size truck, so it may not be the flashiest or have the most technology but its the best on the market for me! Starting with the tires, Toyota has spared no expense. Its original Michelin tires still have great tread with 65000 miles. Most manufacturers use cheaper tires that don't last. The motor is a tried and true 5.7L V-8. Ford is using a smaller V-6 with a turbo that does not last as well as the simpler, larger displacement Toyota. I fully expect this truck to last me another 200,000 miles if I wanted it to. The bucket seats and center console are comfortable, and the ride is very smooth for a full size truck.