2026 Toyota Tundra
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2026 Toyota Tundra

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3.9 / 5

32 Reviews

Exterior Styling
3.2
Performance
4.1
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
3.8
Second Row Comfort
4.5
Third Row Comfort
3.6
Reliability Score
4.6 /5
82%
Would
purchase
again
12 Reviews with 3+ years of ownership
Kids
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2 Kids
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Year

Taylor Zerbin

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2024 Honda Pilot
September 15, 2026
4.3
stars
Rented
2023
Toyota
Tundra

My Dad has had a 23 and 24 crew Cab Tundra. I’ve borrowed them for a couple weeks at a time for road trips and when my car was out of commission. It’s really nice to drive and sits up off the ground nicely. I do find the windshield a bit short. Visibility is fine but it is noticeable from other windshields. Ya the time of driving I had one child in a rear facing car seat. The anchors were a bit hard to get too with a hook latch but would be easier if you had the way click latches. Legroom in the front and back was not an issue at all. The truck was comfy to drive and as a passenger. I’m used to driving large vehicles and I found it’s easy to drive and park, especially with the back up camera. I carry a stroller with me all the time so the one thing I would do if I drove it full time was add a tonnel cover to the bed for security. That would keep my stroller safe and protected as well as any other cargo. Our truck already had steps installed which I would also recommend for easier access especially if on the shorter side. I used the steps to stand on to buckle car seats and I would have trouble otherwise. If I could afford a truck I would happily drive this as my Dailey driver! One thing worth noting is the size of the bed. I believe it’s 5 or 5.5ft long which is average for a half ton truck but can be small. If you need a larger box you will have to go for the same tend box option.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Tara Turner

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2026 Toyota Grand Highlander
September 14, 2026
4.4
stars
Owned
2023
Toyota
Tundra

My husband (and I, when I have no other option) drives a 2023 Tundra Limited. The color Lunar Rock is so unique, he drove 6 hours to get the truck. He absolutely loves it. For me, it's just too big and doesn't have great visibility (though the 360 camera helps). We can easily fit two carseats (first two Graco Extend2Fits and now two Graco high-back boosters) and a preteen together in the second row. The seats are super wide and comfortable throughout the truck. If you want a giant center console, this is the vehicle for you. I think I could fit a kid in there! My main issue with it is the short truck bed. My husband further disabled it by putting in a DECK system that makes the bed now short and shallow. We were able to fit more in my mid-sized SUV than in his truck, but whatever. If you're regularly hauling boards or anything with length, I wouldn't go with this truck. If you're hauling a family, it's great! It being pretty helps, too ;)

Exterior Styling
4.5
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Paul Karsten

Parent of
2
2
drives a
2025 Toyota Tundra
September 13, 2026
4.7
stars
Owned
2025
Toyota
Tundra

Best half ton truck on the market I have driven many of them and this one takes the cake. Perfect for the busy dad that has work to do and kids to haul but doesn’t need the heavy hauling capabilities of a heavy truck. That being said it still pulls 11,500 pounds. Great truck despite some of the negative publicity surrounding the need engine models. The tundra reputation is still alive and well

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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S C

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2024 Toyota Grand Highlander
September 11, 2026
4.6
stars
Owned
2026
Toyota
Tundra

We just upgraded from a Tacoma to a Tundra for a few reasons, but one being able to fit three car seats. It was a breeze to install the seats! There is so much room. It is a very comfortable truck and way smoother than the Tacoma. Honestly the biggest complaint we have so far is that the arm rests in the center console aren't comfortable.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Kayleen O’Halloran

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2022 Mercedes-benz GLE-Class
September 11, 2026
4.5
stars
Owned
2026
Toyota
Tundra

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Becca N

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2026 Tesla Model Y
September 11, 2026
3.7
stars
Owned
2025
Toyota
Tundra

Overall incredible car for kids, there is so much space in the second row. I do find the tether anchors a bit annoying to get to in order to install forward facing car seats since you have to tip the seat forward to access the tether anchor. The turning radius is terrible so I hate parking it or driving in any small roads/areas, but the interior is so comfy for the kids, it’s pretty worth the space. We used to have an f-150 and I’d say space is about the same, just harder install for FF.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
3.5
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.5
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Ashley Mowry

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2006 Toyota Sienna
September 10, 2026
4.8
stars
Owned
2021
Toyota
Tundra

Our tundra has more clearance for rear facing carseats compared to our sienna! Only downfall is the vents‐ but we usually remote start out vehicle to cool down the backseat in the summer. Perfect for Dad (& Mom), and fun to drive. Plenty of space to sit between two carseats for longer trips. Has some storage under the back bench seat. Great tech up front. We purchased for towing capacity and space for carseats and camping trips. We love our Tundra!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Justine Leshikar

Mom of
5
4+
drives a
2019 Lexus Lx
September 10, 2026
5.0
stars
Owned
2025
Toyota
Tundra

We have the extended cab and it can comfortably fit 3 teenagers. It’s my husband’s primary car - but we all love to ride in it! For a big, 4 wheel drive truck- it’s an incredibly smooth ride!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Overall Rating
4.0
Exterior Styling
3.2
Performance
3.2
Technology
3.2
Interior Design
3.2
Second Row Comfort
3.2
Third Row Comfort
3.2
Kids
=
2 Kids
filters
Year

Taylor Zerbin

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2024 Honda Pilot
September 15, 2026
4.3
stars
Rented
2023
Toyota
Tundra

My Dad has had a 23 and 24 crew Cab Tundra. I’ve borrowed them for a couple weeks at a time for road trips and when my car was out of commission. It’s really nice to drive and sits up off the ground nicely. I do find the windshield a bit short. Visibility is fine but it is noticeable from other windshields. Ya the time of driving I had one child in a rear facing car seat. The anchors were a bit hard to get too with a hook latch but would be easier if you had the way click latches. Legroom in the front and back was not an issue at all. The truck was comfy to drive and as a passenger. I’m used to driving large vehicles and I found it’s easy to drive and park, especially with the back up camera. I carry a stroller with me all the time so the one thing I would do if I drove it full time was add a tonnel cover to the bed for security. That would keep my stroller safe and protected as well as any other cargo. Our truck already had steps installed which I would also recommend for easier access especially if on the shorter side. I used the steps to stand on to buckle car seats and I would have trouble otherwise. If I could afford a truck I would happily drive this as my Dailey driver! One thing worth noting is the size of the bed. I believe it’s 5 or 5.5ft long which is average for a half ton truck but can be small. If you need a larger box you will have to go for the same tend box option.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
show more less

Tara Turner

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2026 Toyota Grand Highlander
September 14, 2026
4.4
stars
Owned
2023
Toyota
Tundra

My husband (and I, when I have no other option) drives a 2023 Tundra Limited. The color Lunar Rock is so unique, he drove 6 hours to get the truck. He absolutely loves it. For me, it's just too big and doesn't have great visibility (though the 360 camera helps). We can easily fit two carseats (first two Graco Extend2Fits and now two Graco high-back boosters) and a preteen together in the second row. The seats are super wide and comfortable throughout the truck. If you want a giant center console, this is the vehicle for you. I think I could fit a kid in there! My main issue with it is the short truck bed. My husband further disabled it by putting in a DECK system that makes the bed now short and shallow. We were able to fit more in my mid-sized SUV than in his truck, but whatever. If you're regularly hauling boards or anything with length, I wouldn't go with this truck. If you're hauling a family, it's great! It being pretty helps, too ;)

Exterior Styling
4.5
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
show more less

Paul Karsten

parent of
2
2
drives a
2025 Toyota Tundra
September 13, 2026
4.7
stars
Owned
2025
Toyota
Tundra

Best half ton truck on the market I have driven many of them and this one takes the cake. Perfect for the busy dad that has work to do and kids to haul but doesn’t need the heavy hauling capabilities of a heavy truck. That being said it still pulls 11,500 pounds. Great truck despite some of the negative publicity surrounding the need engine models. The tundra reputation is still alive and well

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
show more less

S C

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2024 Toyota Grand Highlander
September 11, 2026
4.6
stars
Owned
2026
Toyota
Tundra

We just upgraded from a Tacoma to a Tundra for a few reasons, but one being able to fit three car seats. It was a breeze to install the seats! There is so much room. It is a very comfortable truck and way smoother than the Tacoma. Honestly the biggest complaint we have so far is that the arm rests in the center console aren't comfortable.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
show more less

Kayleen O’Halloran

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2022 Mercedes-benz GLE-Class
September 11, 2026
4.5
stars
Owned
2026
Toyota
Tundra

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Becca N

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2026 Tesla Model Y
September 11, 2026
3.7
stars
Owned
2025
Toyota
Tundra

Overall incredible car for kids, there is so much space in the second row. I do find the tether anchors a bit annoying to get to in order to install forward facing car seats since you have to tip the seat forward to access the tether anchor. The turning radius is terrible so I hate parking it or driving in any small roads/areas, but the interior is so comfy for the kids, it’s pretty worth the space. We used to have an f-150 and I’d say space is about the same, just harder install for FF.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
3.5
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.5
show more less

Ashley Mowry

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2006 Toyota Sienna
September 10, 2026
4.8
stars
Owned
2021
Toyota
Tundra

Our tundra has more clearance for rear facing carseats compared to our sienna! Only downfall is the vents‐ but we usually remote start out vehicle to cool down the backseat in the summer. Perfect for Dad (& Mom), and fun to drive. Plenty of space to sit between two carseats for longer trips. Has some storage under the back bench seat. Great tech up front. We purchased for towing capacity and space for carseats and camping trips. We love our Tundra!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
show more less

Justine Leshikar

Mom of
5
4+
drives a
2019 Lexus Lx
September 10, 2026
5.0
stars
Owned
2025
Toyota
Tundra

We have the extended cab and it can comfortably fit 3 teenagers. It’s my husband’s primary car - but we all love to ride in it! For a big, 4 wheel drive truck- it’s an incredibly smooth ride!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Kayla Rickett

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2026 Kia Carnival
September 10, 2026
4.5
stars
Test-Drove
2025
Toyota
Tundra

Our white 2025 Toyota Tundra has become so much more than just a truck for our family — it has become one of the hardest-working members of the family. We’ve affectionately nicknamed it The Tundra Titan, because this truck seems to handle just about everything we can throw at it. With three boys ages 1, 3, and 5, one of the biggest surprises for us has been how incredibly family-friendly this truck is. Three car seats fit across the back seat, (3 Graco Slim’s or 2 Graco Slims and 1 Graco Transitions Booster) which is honestly pretty amazing! And then there’s the other half of the Tundra’s job description: work. My husband uses it to haul construction equipment for his job, and it has also made countless trips to the dump loaded up with things from our backyard, garage, and whatever other project we’ve decided to tackle. It truly does double duty as both our family vehicle and our workhorse. Of course, the three boys make sure the truck gets plenty of fingerprints, snacks, crumbs, and general chaos along the way. Somehow, though, it handles the transition from hauling construction equipment to hauling three little boys without missing a beat. We love having a vehicle that can do both sides of family life so well. During the week, it can be loaded up with equipment and put to work. On the weekend, it can be packed with three car seats and three little boys for a family adventure. And when the garage or backyard needs a serious cleanup, the Tundra is ready for another dump run. That versatility is what we appreciate most. It doesn't feel like we had to choose between having a practical family vehicle and having a capable work truck. The Tundra gives us both.For our family, the 2025 Toyota Tundra has proven to be strong, versatile, dependable, and surprisingly family-friendly. It carries our boys, their snacks and fingerprints, construction equipment, garage junk, and apparently anything else we find!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Vivian Emerson

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2022 Toyota Tundra
September 10, 2026
5.0
stars
Owned
2026
Toyota
Tundra

Tundras are known for their massive back seats, fits car seats with tons of room to spare for my husband in front. We’ll only be having 2 children so 3 across is a non issue but we are loving this truck

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Kayla CdeBaca

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2026 Chevrolet Tahoe
September 10, 2026
4.5
stars
Owned
2023
Toyota
Tundra

Our Toyota Tundra has been the perfect family truck for our family of five! With three kids who are all still in car seats, having enough space is a HUGE priority for us. The Tundra gives everyone plenty of room without feeling cramped, and there’s still space for all the stuff that comes along with having three kids. Car seats, bags, snacks, strollers—you name it! 😂 One of the things we love most about our Tundra is the reliability. As a busy family, we need a vehicle we can count on, whether we’re running errands around town or loading everyone up for a road trip. It has given us peace of mind knowing we have a dependable truck that can keep up with our family. We also love that we don’t have to sacrifice comfort or practicality just because we have three little ones. The Tundra has been a great combination of space, comfort, and reliability, and it has made life with three kids just a little bit easier. Would absolutely recommend the Tundra to other families looking for a truck that can handle the chaos of everyday family life! ❤️

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Jaelynn Tomlinson

Mom of
1
1
September 10, 2026
4.7
stars
Owned
2025
Toyota
Tundra

My husband has dreamed of a truck and finally decided on a Toyota Tundra. We have loved it since the day we got it. The iForce max engine makes it so fun to get up and go when you need to accelerate! The infotainment system is very user friendly and a good size. We have one child in a booster in the backseat and are so please with how much room there is back there. The power tailgate has been another added bonus! It’s a great family truck with a reliability badge to boot!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
4.5
Second Row Comfort
4.5
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