I've had 2 Tundras and IMO they are the best truck on the road unless you need to tow an 10,000 lb. trailer. A friend of mine who needed something to pull his camper (had never owned any foriegn make before) bought a Titan last year and loves the engine but has had numerous problems, the biggest being he needs a set of tires after 12,000 miles. This is a major complaint with alot of Titan owners. Also he has not gotten above 13-14 mpg. My Tundra Dbl. Cab 4X4 averaged 15-17 mpg and my tires would have gone 35,000 miles.Solice said:...my Altima in for a Titan! I ran into a really good deal on an 05 SE Titan the other day so I'm thinking about picking it up. What do you guys think? I know a few of you have one along with the Runner so let me know how you like it.
I have heard about the tires wearing out, but I haven't heard that quick. Titan's weigh over 5,000 (depending on the packages almost 5,500 ) lbs and definately are hard on tires but it has a lot to do with the driving style as well. The guy I mentioned previously got the Revos put on his right after he bought it and after 30k they're still going strong. I figured everyone on here would be biased against the nissan because the Tundra is a great truck, and I'm not knocking it at all but at the same time I don't think everyone gives the Titans the respect that they should.dano said:I've had 2 Tundras and IMO they are the best truck on the road unless you need to tow an 10,000 lb. trailer. A friend of mine who needed something to pull his camper (had never owned any foriegn make before) bought a Titan last year and loves the engine but has had numerous problems, the biggest being he needs a set of tires after 12,000 miles. This is a major complaint with alot of Titan owners. Also he has not gotten above 13-14 mpg. My Tundra Dbl. Cab 4X4 averaged 15-17 mpg and my tires would have gone 35,000 miles.
With all the various problems he has had he is thinking he should have gotten a Ford F150.