GMC Sierra 1500 vs Toyota Tundra

GMC SIERRA 1500 VS TOYOTA TUNDRA

The competition is on near Kingfisher, Dover, and Oklahoma City! Drivers are on the hunt for a truck to tackle difficult worksite projects, so Jacksons Chevrolet Buick GMC created this Toyota Tundra vs. GMC Sierra 1500 comparison.

Read on to see whether the Sierra 1500 or Tundra will beat out the competition with a higher towing capacity, configurable cargo space, and more advanced technology.

When it comes to your next pickup, you'll want a lot of options so you can select the truck with the power and performance your worksite calls for. Let's start our matchup of the Tundra vs. the Sierra with a comparison of their engine specs.

The GMC Sierra 1500 has a 4-engine lineup, each more commanding than the last. If you're looking for the ultimate pulling power, select the available 6.2-liter V8 motor. Its 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque combines with a Max Trailering Package to haul up to 12,200 pounds.

On the other hand, the Toyota Tundra offers two powertrains and its comparable V8 motor can only tow 10,200 pounds when properly equipped. If you're looking for a truck that can haul your large camping trailer or recreational boat, the Tundra may not be up for the job.

In addition to hauling a 25-foot-long camper with ease, these pickups boast impressive payload capacities. When you're filling your bed up with building materials and heavy equipment, the GMC Sierra 1500 lends a helping hand with an available 6-function Multipro Tailgate.

Lower this feature with your key fob for convenient access to your cargo area. If you have small tools or supplies in the rear, fold the primary gate to create a load stop. The inner gate also folds down to create a large step for simplified access when loading and unloading.

While the Toyota Tundra has an available bed step accessory, its tailgate isn't as diverse or configurable.

Enjoy the commute to your worksite more thanks to the premium 7-inch infotainment systems in the GMC Sierra 1500 and Toyota Tundra. Even with the baseline trim in the Sierra 1500, you'll have access to this feature-but unfortunately, in the Tundra, the larger screen is only an available option. Therefore, you'll need to upgrade to a higher trim level if you're interested in a more expansive, easy-to-read screen.

Additionally, the Sierra 1500 has an available Head-Up Display that projects vital driving information directly in your line of sight on your windshield. Since this system isn't available in the Tundra, you'll have to tear your eyes away from the road to access your current speed and equipped safety system warnings.

AND THE WINNER IS…

In this Tundra vs. Sierra 1500 comparison, the Sierra 1500 comes out ahead. This pickup is packed with more engine options, a greater towing capacity, and an exclusive configurable tailgate that helps you tackle the demands of your worksite near Kingfisher, Dover, and Oklahoma City with ease.

Contact Jacksons Chevrolet Buick GMC today to learn more about the GMC Sierra 1500 and schedule a test drive.

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TOYOTA TUNDRA VS GMC SIERRA 1500: ENGINE OPTIONS AND TOWING CAPACITY