Choose Carefully! Most Reliable 2020 Half-Ton Truck

In this video, we go over our latest findings on the most reliable 2020 half-ton trucks. We rank them 1-6 based on recalls and predicted reliability for the 2020 full-size trucks.

[fongvang]

for as long as the tundra has been in the market with next to nothing updates, there should be ZERO recalls

[craigmartin]

Well the Toyota is the worst truck you can buy now the V6 is in a lemon 🍋 law because of mains burning up an locking the engine. It’s a new low for Toyota but I always hated the Toyota.

[kyboy]

Ford makes so many changes, so often, it’s no wonder. If Ram could produce the reliability of Toyota, I don’t think much would hold them back from being the top seller.

[polarisoutdoors]

It just goes to show you, when you dont build a fucking rocket ship on wheels or you dont build trucks for yuppies, they can be very reliable

[MrHuck]

My co workers new Ram stays in the shop. Wouldn’t recommend them to anyone. See a lot of Tacoma’s which seem to be really good.

[repairvehicle]

Toyota tundra is the most reliable half ton truck.
Tundra is the only half ton truck has been proven to reach 1 million miles without any engine repairs. My 2012 tundra with 226k miles has everything original including water pump.

[RichieRich-wt]

How will the lack of a transmission cooler play into this a few more years down the road? Might be seeing a lot of Tundra transmission problems in the coming years

[Rockdaground]

Thanks but we need separate categories for different engines.

[thankyou]

Who already knew it was going to be Toyota?

[tide]

I was considering buy a Tundra, but the MPG is ridiculous bad due to gear ratio.

[gfinnstrom]

as the once famous confusion once said
anything man made can last from 1 minute to 300 years
anyone saying otherwise either is not from this galaxy or works for congress

[tundrasever]

I owned a 2001 Dodge ram 2500 5.9 gasser with 280k miles on original motor and transmission. owned a 2003 F150 with the 5.4 with 180k miles no issues. And I have owned many chevys from a 91 suburban to a 2004 1500 and all had high mileage put on them with no major issues besides a/c systems going out. I currently own a 2021 tundra. IT really all comes down to maintenance! i know some trucks/cars come out as lemons but for the most part you just need to take care of your vehicles and they'll last you a while

[luisreviews]

Toyota #1, Dodge/FCA/Ram/Al Bundy Last Place... No one is surprised... Even Tim doesn’t hide the obvious lol.

[bretc]

I’m curious how many of the reliability issues were related to mechanical vs. electronic gizmos. It seems that’s where many of the reliability problems reside (GPS, infotainment, cameras, seat warmers, etc).

[luisreviews]

Dodge Ram 5.7 V8 - how long have they had these same engines and yet every time I hear one it has that same exhaust manifold issue... I can tell it’s a 5.7 with my eyes closed.

[watrdog]

Glad to see the Chrysler quality being worked on. My Jeep Rubicon I had was a headache of recall and computer re flash issues. Loved my Jeep but man was I relieved when I sold it before the warranty was up since there was no way I could trust to own it past the warranty. Chrysler makes some really likable vehicles that I just can’t trust on reliability.

[highplainsdrifter]

Tundra longevity and reliability is all that matters. Doesn't matter what domestic fan boys think. Love my Tundra.

[TH-lbtu]

Used to be a GM owner for the longest time but man i had to let go with all the issues i had And the shitty part is when the dealer tells you smiling. Oh it’s a common problem with GM 🙁. I have switched to a Ram 1500 in 2014 and now a 2019 and I love it man that hemi is awesome.

[Scottstunts]

The new tundra is to big for off-roading just like every other 1500 truck these days. I loved my first gen Tundra only owned my 2nd gen 17 TRD off-road Tundra for 9 months because it was too big for its own good.

[tomkohman]

If I needed a truck in the near future I would grab one of the last Tundra s from this generation. I'm sure the 2022 Tundra will be interesting but would wait until the third model year to get the bugs worked out. Second choice would be a f150 with a 3.5 EB. The second generation of this motor seems solid.