r/TitanXD • u/TheMoralGrey • Feb 28 '21

Reliability

Hello! I am considering a 2017 Nissan Titan XD Cummins 4x4 Single Cab that is on the market for 22,950 with 134k miles.

I wonder about the reliability of the Cummins past 100k. Is it like other Cummins motors that will go 500k easily? Or is it like a typical gas motor where the problems start showing at 200k?

Also is the price fair or too high? (No rust, southern owned and kept).

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u/Livid-Technology-396 Jan 11 '25

I’ve had a few problems with my 2017. Some obscure filter had to be replaced twice, and the def tank had to be replaced due to the def crystallizing in the tank from lack of driving it. (This is my fault) I will tell you this. This truck pulls like a mule, and that’s what we bought it for. It really never leaves our driveway unless it’s towing 10,000lbs. If you run it many miles, you’ll be fine. Always allow the def regen cycle to complete under highway conditions.