Hello.
My father would like to buy a 2006 V8 Tundra, most likely with 4x4. The only reason holding him back from buying it is my mom. She gets headaches easily in cars if they don't drive smoothly.
My father believes that the Tundra, on long drives, will be very bumpy and will not provide a smooth ride. He had come to this conclusion on his own. He believes that because Tundras were built to haul large amounts of weight, it will not give a smooth ride if we do not have enough weight to counteract its suspension/shock system. Is that a fact?
Is there a special suspension system or shock system that would provide a smooth ride?
My dad drives mainly on inner streets and freeways, no offroading.
I do not know much about trucks so I'm sorry if I did not include enough details.
Thank you for your feedback.
My father would like to buy a 2006 V8 Tundra, most likely with 4x4. The only reason holding him back from buying it is my mom. She gets headaches easily in cars if they don't drive smoothly.
My father believes that the Tundra, on long drives, will be very bumpy and will not provide a smooth ride. He had come to this conclusion on his own. He believes that because Tundras were built to haul large amounts of weight, it will not give a smooth ride if we do not have enough weight to counteract its suspension/shock system. Is that a fact?
Is there a special suspension system or shock system that would provide a smooth ride?
My dad drives mainly on inner streets and freeways, no offroading.
I do not know much about trucks so I'm sorry if I did not include enough details.
Thank you for your feedback.