[Murderman]

We gotta gets some threads going in this folder.

 

[ecar95]

Bump Bump Bump.

 

[AK98Taco]

Jimmy in Wyoming tows his SA Tacoma with his Tundra on 20s.

Hopefully he'll see this and chime in with a first-hand account.

 

[atwinda]

21' motor boat full of junk plus the bed full behind a 02 tundra to Havasu every spring.. no complaints here.

 

[ricqik]

I tow a 3500lbs bass boat 3-4 times per week from spring to fall. About 70% of my mileages is towing. Tows like a dream.

 

[Murderman]

I pull my Heep with mine; not exactly the same as a big diesel, but it manages to get the 6,500#'s down the road.

 

[calamaridog]

I've towed several loads around 5,000 lbs. with my brothers Tundra and compared to my Tacoma, it tows great!

 

[Murderman]

I have tweaked mine a bit in the form of a rear sway bar, R9000x's, and an AAL to match the ride height of the Kings in front....all these mods made towing more stable.

I still find that it is somewhat sensistive to tongue weight though.

The 32's, on the other hand, have left me shopping for some 4.30's.

 

[CronusTRD]

It's sad the New 4runner is rated to tow more than the Tundra....

I'll get a Tundra if it ever breaks the 9000 lbs towing capacity mark.

 

[Murderman]

Rated for, and capable of are two different things.

I agree that the Tundra is anything but a tow beast; maybe one day Toyota will build a true fullsize.

 

[dyogim]

The most I've towed was a early 90's honda accord on a tow dolly. The truck towed without a hiccup. I've had my tundra towed on a trailer from Uhaul with another tundra. Didn't experience many inclines and higher elevations but, it pulled it really well.

 

[surlynkid]

dude, just get the CTD and quit towing with the little tundra.

 

[Murderman]

Mike, got any recent pics of the SAS?

Scott, you just plain suck...a brand new CTD, a Killer-T100, AND a Runner...how many trucks do you need?

 

[surlynkid]

Mike, got any recent pics of the SAS?

Scott, you just plain suck...a brand new CTD, a Killer-T100, AND a Runner...how many trucks do you need?

these three will do it for a while.

 

[98 Taco]

what do you think about a Chevy 2500/Dodge 2500 or Ford F-250??
I am trying to find myself a tow rig, too
Looking at a 1994 Chevy 2500 ext cab 4x4 tomorrow!!!
it has 120K and they are asking $5995, I think it is a fair price, but I am going to try and get it for $4500.
wish me good luck!

 

[mudferret]

The most I've towed was a early 90's honda accord on a tow dolly. The truck towed without a hiccup. I've had my tundra towed on a trailer from Uhaul with another tundra. Didn't experience many inclines and higher elevations but, it pulled it really well.

That's a funny looking Accord.

 

[trd2001]

We gotta gets some threads going in this folder.

I tow an 18ft Toy Hauler, with 2 quads, and a 2 wheeler.

 

[charga71]

tundra hauler

I pull my SAS taco just about everywhere I go and it pulls it really well. I stayed up with a s/c'ed taco on all those passed going to and from Moab. I do have to admit it though. The Tundra could use a little bit more stability in the rear but for a half ton, it has impressed me. The 04 Tundras have 285 horsepower instead of my 02 that has 239 or something like that. and toyota is supposedly coming out with a 3/4 ton heavy duty with a cat diesel!!! for 06. That's when I'll be turning my Tundra into a baja machine and buying an 06.

 

[Murderman]

I pull my SAS taco just about everywhere I go and it pulls it really well. I stayed up with a s/c'ed taco on all those passed going to and from Moab.

Not to be rude, but having pulled my Heep many times with the Tundra, and having owned a S/C Taco for six years, I call BS!

What tires and gears are you running in the Tundra?

On a more positive note, I put a Hellwig rear swaybar on the Tundra, and it helps out alot, particularly while towing. The AAL helps reduce the sensitivity to tongue weight as well.

 

[dyogim]

LOL! That's my truck being towed to the bentup compound for surgery.