I understand Toyotas thinking on the gauge but I think they went a bit to far. If the light came on with 4-5 gallons left and the range hit 0 with 2-3 gallons that would be sufficient. I think there will be several of us Tundra owners that drive with the light on and the gauge a 0 before we fill up. I woudl not call it a problem with the truck I just think they should have adjusted the gauge to a realistic number. I would hate to have to fill up twice a week just because the light comes on to early. Compared to the competion, 26.4 gallons is a small tank to begin with. I am very pleased with the Tundra, if thats the worst thing about the truck I will be Extrememly pleased. Design flaws a sometimes percieved... its what the end user sees as a problem even if it was intentional.

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2007 Tundra SR5 5.7L 4x2
Nautical Blue, Graphite leather
Navigation, back-up camera, Sonar,
bucket seats, tow package, Tow mirrors
sliding rear window (why is this not power)
Upgraded 18" wheels, Fender Flares, Side Steps
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