Shocking? Consumer Reports 2024 Least Reliable Full-Size Trucks

We collected the data and have the list of the Consumer Reports 2024 least reliable full-size trucks on the market today. A few head-scratchers and one big wow.

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[coreysmith]

I switched to Dodge/Ram in 2005 from Chevrolet. I'm on my third truck, a 21' 1500. Not once in 19 years have I ever had a single issue with any of them. Basic maintenance, and that's it. They've been rock solid.

[d.r.eisenbarth]

Ram on top, Toyota on the bottom ... we are in the upside down world

[sentiencepsn]

This is really more a reflection of platform maturity (Ram, Titan). Which makes sense. Never buy first year models, and older models tend to have the most kinks worked out.

Factoring infotainment as part of reliability is unfair to manufacturers, as it inherently penalizes newer models. The newer the model, the more likely it is to have more functions integrated into the infotainment. As well as more screens, touch controls, and other electronics to break.

[ubfbeft]

RAM 1500 Crew Cab 2017 model with 163, 000 miles and nothing but great performance and reliability. On my 4th set of tires, with regular oil changes and service and everything works.

[shazmodeus]

as a 2022 Ram 1500 owner this does not surprise me at all. My truck has been rock solid since day 1.

[kross]

Well for all the guys saying Consumer Reports doesn’t know anything when they would pick Tundras top in the past and now they’re considered least reliable and rates the domestics more reliable. I wonder if they’ll now give Consumer Reports some credit now?

[scotbabb]

2015 Ram with 5.7. Other than a couple of flashes when truck was new, zero issues. I had to have the battery replaced at 8 years old. That is it. No hemi tic, no issues. transmission 8HP70 made by ZF is probably the best auto I have ever used, and I am in my 60's. Considered buying new last year, put it off. I just may hold on to it.

[Ant_carr]

My 2020 Ram 1500 rebel has been absolutely perfect for 80k miles. My 2016 that I had before it was the same for the 130k miles that I had it

[wanted-]

Toyota broke the cardinal rule, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".

[rickbatey]

I have a 2019 Bighorn Midnight. It’s been wonderful and so many features in this truck. I’m loving it more every day!

[duggydo]

I am really curious what the Tundra sales will look like at the end of the month. If the numbers are still high, buyers either don’t know about the recall and reliability, or just don’t care.

[bret]

I have an 07 F-150 King Ranch with the 5.4 3v with 84, 000 miles. It’s paid for….. so far no issues with the engine. Even if the motor dies… it can be replaced with a new transmission for about $10, 000.

So… I’ve followed consumer reports and JD powers for at least 30 years probably closer to 40. I don’t really see their reviews or their reliability surveys to be in line with my or my friends and families actual experiences.

[christofonobrown]

With the Chevy small block, I thought just swap the cam and lifters, get a tune to knock out AFM, and then gold.

[czwhat]

I think consumer reports is compromised. They rank BMW top of the reliability list as well.

[mojorizn]

Just bought the 24 Titan. I've owned all of them except the Tundra. Just got out of a 13 F150 ecobitch. That turbo v6 was the main reason i didn't go toyota, along with that overbloated pricetag. The new tundras have turbo 6s. NEVER AGAIN! Dodge and Chevy have screwed me too.
The Titan is the only naturally aspirated V8 left that doesnt have shutdown bullshit. Add the 5yr 100k mile bumper to bumper and the much lower cost WITH 0% financing, it was a no-brainer!
I love this truck.

[envelopo]

May 23 Silverado 6.2 has been solidly reliable with zero issues. It is my 5th new GM truck and all have been great for the most part.

[jonmeek]

I have had a 2017 Ram and a new 2025 Ram, no issues so far

[JimmyMakingitwork]

I searched online for a brand that did not get criticism, couldn't find one. Also searched for one that has not had an issue, couldn't find one. Even going back 6 decades to when vehicles were "simple."
Just glad they aren't hurting people with airbags, exploding on impact or bursting into flames in the garage...for the most part.

[cjr]

I am on my second Ram since 2009. Zero issues. All my friends have issues with their fords and Chevys

[highwayman]

Weve used Ford F250s and RAM 2500s for my worktrucks. RAMS have been absolute garbage and always sitting at the dealer for major repairs... Id never spend my money on a RAM truck. Interiors are nice, but that doesnt matter when you have to drive another truck while its sitting broke.

F250s have been amazing trucks.