I have a 2021 Tundra and love it. The Tundra feels dated on the interior compared to others, but that is kind of by design. Toyota tends to stick with what works and is proven while its competitors tend to put the the latest technology in its cars first. If you go with a Tundra, I'd get a 2018 or newer. That's the year they updated the grill and it got features like adaptive cruise standard I think. Not sure what year apple car play became standard thoughthat might've been 2018 also
I'm in my 40s now and have had Ford, Chevy, Nissan, and Toyota vehicles since I got my drivers license at 16. My wife has driven nothing but Toyotas since she was teenager including the RAV4 we bought 7 years ago .
With that said, I'm a big fan of Toyota. Hands down, it's been the best in terms of quality. Probably all I'll ever own again as far as a practical daily driver.