Warren Stoddard II Feb 16, 2022 A well-maintained Tundra is expected to last between 150,000 to 250,000 miles on average. But reaching 300,000 miles is not out of the norm. Plus, there are at least two documented cases of a Tundra–both 2007 models–reaching over a million miles.Key PointsTwo Toyota Tundra owners reached the million-mile mark, but most drivers should expect to see their Tundra top out at around 300,000.Common problems in high-mileage Tundras are exhaust manifold leaks and ball-joint failure.Repair prices for the Toyota pickup are low. Toyota’s Flagship Pickup Offers Reliability and Ruggedness that Should get the Trucks to Well Over 200,000 MilesThe Toyota Tundra has a reputation for reliability and has even proven useful as a military vehicle in war zones. The modern Tundra and its diesel cousin, the Hilux, are so ubiquitous on contemporary battlefields for one reason: Whether shot up or shrapnel shredded, they keep going. And, of course, this ruggedness and reliability...
