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I had a 2022 Tundra with the TTV6. Added a lift and 35’s. Ride quality was still very good, acceleration at 60 plus was impressive, if not careful I would be pushing 80+ and not even realize it.
Down side was fit and finish, and I didn’t really even realize how bad that was until after I got different truck. I know folks on here are not Chevy fans but the fit and finish of my current Chevy is just so much better than the Tundra I had. Other downside was obviously the total engine recall that impacted my truck and the main reason I traded it in because it was going to be 12-18 months before the replacement would be done.
I am NOT saying Chevy is better, this is just my experience. Seems to be a roll of the dice no matter the brand nowadays, so whatever you decide I think it’s good to find a dealership that you feel will stand behind their product and provide good service if/when you need it.
Also, just my $0.02, I never considered the Ram for my personal truck. We have been buying RAM fleet trucks at work for 15 years now, and it just seems we have a lot more reliability issues with them nowadays.
Last edited by ALDawg; 04/30/26 12:44 PM.
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