Pickup Trucks (Page 16)

A Tesla Cybertruck owner plans to take his new truck on a 750-mile trip, towing his 18-foot boat, just as he has done many times with his Ram pickup. However, he's afraid he won't make it in his CT because of being bricked in the middle of nowhere.

He drove his GMC Sierra EV over 1,500 miles, cross-country, towing both a camper and a boat, proving electric trucks are ready for the ultimate American road trip with 440 miles of highway range.

After 1,000 miles, his 2025 Ram 1500 Limited is so smooth and silent, its high-output engine almost too refined, leaving a former Charger R/T owner wondering where the excitement went.

I gave up the raw, unlikeable power of my Duramax and F-150 for a 2023 Tacoma, and what I discovered about downsizing trucks was completely unexpected.

A Tesla Model Y owner says he’s in a dilemma trying to choose which vehicle to upgrade to—a Cybertruck or a Tesla Model X. However, despite their similar price tags, fellow Tesla fans unanimously crown the Cybertruck as the better vehicle.

Does the new Toyota Tacoma have a brake line problem? A Tacoma owner went in for a routine tire rotation, and the dealer kept his truck for eight hours because the brake lines could leak and needed to be replaced. Here is what Tacoma owners need to know. 

He pushed his Rivian R1T to its limits on a 460-mile road trip, arriving with just 7% battery, but says the truck performed flawlessly even as non-essentials began to shut down.

Ford just made huge strides in its J.D Power Initial Quality Study. Why Ford says this recall is a step forward.

Millions once believed they needed a Tesla Cybertruck, but the unexpected truth is that it quietly reshaped their dreams before ever reaching their driveway.

It only takes one moment to find out what your EV is really made of. For one Rivian R1T owner, that moment came fast, and the truck’s response proved why safety still matters more than anything else.

His 10,000-mile 2024 GMC Sierra EV runs perfectly, yet GM wants to swap its battery for a "study", a puzzling offer that has owners questioning the real reason behind these expensive replacements.

Imagine a 75-year-old buying his first electric vehicle. Now, picture the senior jumping into the EV waters headfirst and driving away in a blacked-out Tesla Cybertruck. Imagine what his grandkids will say and do when they see him drive up in the CT. 

A Cybertruck owner lists all the features he lost when his truck’s screen froze while he was driving. He explains that he couldn’t see the speedometer or the blinkers, and strangely enough, the music kept playing, but he couldn’t adjust the volume.

A 2024 Chevy Silverado owner is told by his Chevy dealer that if he uses an oil additive that they sell in his truck, they will warranty his truck's engine for the life of the vehicle. He's wondering if it's a scam or legitimate. What would you do? 

Tesla has started surveying long-term Cybertruck owners to gather feedback about their ownership experiences. Tesla is reaching out to these owners on the one-year anniversary of their delivery date.

A Tesla Model Y owner says he’s traveling and has left his vehicle parked at the airport. Now, the Model Y’s battery is about to die, and he’s offering Cybertruck owners $50/hr if they are willing to drive to the long-term parking to charge his Model Y.

A 3500HD owner didn’t just trade diesel for electric, as he built a solar-powered setup so efficient that it’s turning the GMC Sierra EV into one of the most compelling truck upgrades.

A Cybertruck owner reports taking his truck to an Amish farm to buy raw milk and says the farmers were amazed by the all-electric truck. He mentions that the farmers were especially surprised that the Cybertruck had no engine.

A Cybertruck owner reports that while she was cleaning her truck’s windshield, the glass suddenly shattered. She explains that she was wiping the windshield from inside the cabin at the time of the damage.

A 2024 Toyota Tundra owner's truck shut down on the highway going 80 mph, and now he can't trust its reliability. The pickup finally restarted after 30 minutes, but now he's afraid the dealer won't be able to find the problem, and think he's crazy.

He took his Tesla Cybertruck where few EVs have gone, all while towing 2,600 pounds across Alaska's gravel Denali Highway, and a generator was his secret weapon to keep it charged.

A GMC Sierra owner says he pressed his horn button on the steering wheel, and his windshield washers sprayed fluid on the windshield. It sounds wild, but he shows a video clip of the strange phenomenon. Even stranger, it's not an isolated problem. 

A Toyota Tacoma owner just put new seat covers on a brand-new 2025 Tacoma pickup. The installation was a nightmare, and now she's unsure if they look good. Check out the before and after pictures. What do you think? Should she leave them on?

A 2025 Toyota Tundra owner recently purchased a new truck with a TRD Performance Package with a 3-inch lift. He is ashamed of his truck because it looks so out of proportion. Now, he has to spend money on wheel upgrades so that he can be seen in it. 

A Cybertruck owner says he contacted Tesla about a minor issue with his wireless phone charger; however, the EV maker ended up replacing his high-voltage battery pack, explaining that his current pack was needed for an engineering research project.

Stephen, a Tesla Cybertruck owner, regrets his $130,000 purchase. His 10-month-old truck experienced a critical failure, leaving him unable to charge or drive it. He's frustrated with Tesla's service, which has a 39-day wait time for repairs.

When you pay for power, you expect performance. So why did one Rivian R1T owner have to wait 60 days to unlock what was already on the invoice? Here's what that delay might really say about Rivian's delivery model.

His 2024 Hyundai Santa Cruz is shaking, but the dealer says it's "normal", even after two failed fixes and a service loaner that vibrates even worse.

The new hybrid Tacoma is surprising even to longtime truck owners, but not for the reasons you’d expect. Here’s what owners are saying after living with one of Toyota’s boldest powertrains yet.

This Tesla Cybertruck owner towed thousands of pounds, skipped every tire rotation, and after 44,000 miles got an unexpected result that challenges everything we thought we knew about EV tire wear.