Does anyone know the actual payload for the various 2022 trims?

Hi guys - Been in the market for a new truck for about a year. Started looking at the Taco, but quickly realized that it wouldn't fit my needs as a TV. I'm new to trucks and my wife and I are going to be purchasing our first travel trailer, so I only recently became educated on the relationship between payload capacity and tow capacity. I'm shocked that so many car salesmen aren't trained on this. Anyway, the gas mileage on the outgoing Tundra was a deal killer off the bat. Love the truck, but just too damn expensive to drive as a daily. Moved on to the F150 lineup, specifically their powerboost hybrid. Expensive AF if one opts for any luxury features. Anyway, almost put down a deposit on a 2021 F150 but decided to wait to see what the Tundra had to offer. Anyone have a rough estimate on what the max payload capacity would be on some of the higher trims with 4 wheel drive? The F150 payload sucks once you start adding any luxury options. Thanks in advance and sorry if this has been asked before. I've been able to find specifics. Cheers!

 

My bad. I found the approximate payload for the higher trims on a different thread.

 

What did you think? Mack truck or country cadillac?

 

Cross posting a similar thread.