2000 Toyota Tundra Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

I love my tundra. It is perfect for living in a ski town. I have room for mountain bikes, skis, and it is very easy to camp in the back of it as well. It is comfortable, and durable. I have over 200, 000 miles on it and it runs like a champ.

I love the performance that I get out of my truck. Its reliable dependable, and get the job done as for as hauling and trailer or camper. I love that it has rear seat to haul my grandchildren around. It's really good on gas considering it has an 8 valve engine. I love that if needed to I can accelerate onto interstate highway without hesitation. I love the Toyota brand because they are a well made brand of vehicle. I love the value that you get with the Toyota brand. I really haven't had any problems with my Toyota ever. As long as you do the routine maintenance you're good to go. So go out and try a Toyota truck they are worth every penny. Sincerely; Kathy baker.

I have had my Tundra since 1999. I have 230,000 miles on it now. The engine and tranny and drive train are all bullet-proof. I only had to replace one coil in 20 years of use. Great all around truck, its the Limited TRD 4WD with leather and all options with dealer added bed liner and running boards. It still rides well with the Bilstein shocks. Only 5 problems with this truck: The front brakes tend to judder under heavy use. Its a known problem. The rear brakes needed a new star wheel to adjust properly. Fixed it myself. The transfer case was stuck in 2WD at 10,000 miles and rebuilt by the dealer under warranty. No problems with the x-fer case since then. The seat belt retractors s**k. Also a known problem. And the rear seals failed at 100,00 miles, also a known problem. Replaced them with the new model ones myself. I like the 4.7 liter engine. Some say it is under powered, but it is not in my case. Towing lots or stuff, no issues. Cascade and Sierra steep mountain driving, no issues. In the deep snow and mud in 4WD, no issues. Never got stuck off-roading, ever. I put a Glasstite canopy on it at 150,000 miles and it has held up well with a still-perfect paint match. No rust at all, like back east. No salted roads here until last year (stupid Oregon politicians). I now plan on it running to 300,000 miles.

I bought it new. It has all the things that I needed in a pickup. No complaints after 18 years. Well built.

Interior repairs due to years of use, cosmetic repairs are needed, gas guzzler, 200k plus miles but still runs great, fav thing is it is paid for!! Car tag is cheap, everything still works, have had to do minimal repairs so far, insurance is cheap too.

I have had it for the past 8 years and have performed oil changes regularly. I have had to change the catalytic converter, radiator, and starter within the past year. Currently it has 230, 000 miles.

My truck is simply a truck. No frills and a huge bed. I chose it and love it because it is purely functional, reliable, and carries anything I need.

Has 228,000 miles and still runs like new. It's a 2000 and the only major thing I had to replace was the transmission. I put a 2004 trans in it so it's made better and shifts smoother and hauls better than before.I'll keep this truck forever