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Okay, 4 model, one is T10 one is T5 two are T4.

When shooting at said unit, ONE of the T4 models would out of range for wounds to be allocated.

What is the majority toughness of the unit in this case ? Does the fact one T4 models can't be wounded affect the majority toughness rule ?

When there is a tie you use the highest of the tied values. I personally think this is a terrible rule but that's just my opinion.

Majority Toughness gives no consideration to the ability to have wounds allocated to. The unit has more models with T4 than any other given T value, so the unit has a Majority Toughness of 4.

oops my bad I misread the question, Chrysis is correct

Yep, as above. Majority Toughness states it operates on the *unit*, no other consideration is in place