Chevy Silverado 4x4 or Toyota Tundra 4x4

[Traildust]

Is this a serious question?

[whitetailfanatic]

Really hate to say it BUT, of those 2 choices
Toyota never owned one,always wanted one,very dependable just always been out of my price range

[stinkbelly]

Every time I see a toyota I think Mini Truck.

[WItoTX]

Tundra. It's a 3/4 ton truck in a 1/2 ton market. The only negative I have ever heard was the front is too low, which all trucks are these days anyways. Level the front, good to go.

Some people complain about MPG. But its a truck, so anything above 10 mpg is good.

[mjhaverkamp]

I am 100 % GMC so obviously you know my choice, if I were you I would wait on the new 2019 Chevy/GMC trucks, they have a new body style coming out with several trim levels, I am holding out for the new off road truck with the 6.0 engine, should be a screamer, they also have the 1/2 ton with a diesel engine coming out.

[TX_Hoghunter]

I have had incredible luck with chevy/gmc. All have lasted way past 200,000 before anything had to be replaced and or repairs and still nothing major.

-john

[Cooper]

Toyota Tundra is a great truck but loves the Gas !

X2......

[adam_p]

The dead 12v outlets when the truck is off and no underseat storage in the back turned me away from the Tundra.

[tps7742]

I have a 2012 tundra crewmax and a 2005 Tacoma prerunner. No issues out of either. That being said if I were buying for longevity I would get the tundra, short term a few years I would go with the GM product. IMO the gm products interior features have more comforts in general.

[dbaio1]

I am a Ford guy but say Yota.

[stickbowcoop]

My 2000 Silverado 1500 had 220k on it when I gave it to my brother, no major issues. It was rusty from SW PA over salting roads in winter and the fuel pump did go right after I gave it to him. My 2014 Silverado only had 35k on it but had zero issues. I have always had good luck with GM trucks. Obviously some others in this thread feel differently haha.

[Bayouboy]

GMC all day long.

[JonBoy]

I've owned my 1500 Ram for over 13 years and it's pushing 250K miles with very few problems. In another 2-3 years I'll be contemplating a new truck purchase and I have to admit, this thread has surprised me. I thought there'd be a lot more in the Chevy column but now y'all have me thinking Tundras may be an option as well. Don't get me wrong I love my Ram and will probably buy another but I'm all about best truck for the dollar regardless of brand.

[Larryf250]

Just like anything else, test before you buy. I liked the tundra but to me the interior looked cheap and it rode very rough. My Chevy is quiet, rides smoothly and very little road noise.

[ckamp52]

Toyota and it’s not even close. I traded my gmc for a tundra. I’ll never go back

did you get a black one?