mid sized pick ups

[chetc]

curious if anyone here tows or owns a mid sized pickup, i have been thinking of one, but they don't seem to be able to handle a 7ft rod.

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[Ketchn]

I carry multiple 7 foot one pc. rods in mine and to be sure even with 255,000 plus miles it will flat out pull the house down , we actually own 2 of them ( my wife's 4x4 truck is a duplicate but with a 3.8 and 9 speed auto 2021 ) , much easier to get around in than a full size and will perform like a big truck when asked to do so ...
gas mileage is similar to big trucks though and the pre 2019 versions are the ticket ...mine has the big ole 4.0 v-6 puts close to 300 ponies to ground and with the 5 speed auto she will pull quite well , dragged my 38 foot house trailer to our place with mine and lots of boats and trailers and barrels of concrete and etc .....
my buds big ole v8 ford won't pull any more than my lil "baby" truck .....
I love my Nissan Frontier 4x4 4 door 2010 year model ....
wife's version of this model truck actually makes more horsepower than mine , but don't think it has the low end torque to tow heavy stuff , never tried to with it as of yet ...

[DockShootinJack]

7 foot rods are no problem for my quad cab Tacoma

[jjue1979]

The Nissan Frontier can be equipped with a 6’ bed in both King Cab and Crew Cabs.

[chetc]

i was looking at the 2023 Colorado. with 4 doors and the 310hp turbo.


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[SuperDave336]

I can carry 8’ rods running diagonally in my 4 door 2012 Canyon. That’s about max inside though.

[CrappiePappy]

I drive a 2006 Toyota Tundra Access Cab and can sit a 7' rod in the passenger side floorboard and it doesn't touch the back window when run diagonally between the front seats. I don't carry my rods in the bed of the truck, nor do I "leave them" in the truck (bed or cab) between trips.

[DockShootinJack]

I drive a 2006 Toyota Tundra Access Cab and can sit a 7' rod in the passenger side floorboard and it doesn't touch the back window when run diagonally between the front seats. I don't carry my rods in the bed of the truck, nor do I "leave them" in the truck (bed or cab) between trips.

Certainly one of the best Tundras they made. Dad had a 2000 model still in great shape

[Mikie]

I drive a 2006 Toyota Tundra Access Cab and can sit a 7' rod in the passenger side floorboard and it doesn't touch the back window when run diagonally between the front seats. I don't carry my rods in the bed of the truck, nor do I "leave them" in the truck (bed or cab) between trips.

I love my 2002 Tundra Access Cab 216000 miles and running great. I carry my 7' rods the same as you and I always have one or two in truck just in case I'm driving near a lake and get the urge to wet a line.

[Grainraiser]

I carry multiple 7 foot one pc. rods in mine and to be sure even with 255,000 plus miles it will flat out pull the house down , we actually own 2 of them ( my wife's 4x4 truck is a duplicate but with a 3.8 and 9 speed auto 2021 ) , much easier to get around in than a full size and will perform like a big truck when asked to do so ...
gas mileage is similar to big trucks though and the pre 2019 versions are the ticket ...mine has the big ole 4.0 v-6 puts close to 300 ponies to ground and with the 5 speed auto she will pull quite well , dragged my 38 foot house trailer to our place with mine and lots of boats and trailers and barrels of concrete and etc .....
my buds big ole v8 ford won't pull any more than my lil "baby" truck .....
I love my Nissan Frontier 4x4 4 door 2010 year model ....
wife's version of this model truck actually makes more horsepower than mine , but don't think it has the low end torque to tow heavy stuff , never tried to with it as of yet ...

I have a 2019 Nissan Frontier. I purchased it used right before COVID hit and the prices went thru the roof. I needed a truck to tow a 17ft bass boat and had narrowed it down to the Frontier or the Tundra. I went with the Frontier simply because it was 4k cheaper than the Tacoma. The interior in my truck is pretty outdated compared to the others but that did not matter much to me. This is my third Frontier but the first one with a V6. I have been very happy with it.