Looking for pics of the Canadian 2022 Tundra's

Hey, I was able to take a drive in a Limited yesterday. Sorry, I didn't get a pic but I will get one and post it. What I am looking for is pictures from actual trucks at dealerships in Canada.

I am looking at the Limited TRD and the Platinum.

I have been told that the TRD comes with Grey wheels, not the black that is shown on the US models that I have seen.

The Platinum supposedly does not come with the power running boards in Canada that are depicted on the website. We are trying to confirm some of these options.

 

Limited O/R in Silver (in Canada) and size comparison with my Volt

 

Weird. It looks like limited written on the truck, but I though those where the SR5 offroad wheels.

 

This is what we get in Canada for the Limited Trim with the TRD Offroad - 18" Wheels with the Michelin LX Trail tires. This is the only package available for the Limited and it's coming with the large screen, multi terrain view monitor, heated steering, heated/ ventilated seats, sunroof, bed lights, 2 sets of mats, bed cleats. Didn't check if it's coming with the weak 400W plug but probably yes. Also for Canada only the predator steps are available and the tailgate step it's not available at all. Payload is 1400lb

 

I wonder what tires they put on the SR5 TRD Off Road. Gonna have to either budget for or negotiate for some proper tires right away. Michelin ain't gonna cut it. They can keep those and put Falken or Cooper on.

 

Identical rims and tires for the SR5 Offroad package (in Canada)

 

Boo hiss. Garbage. So budget for tires and tonneau asap.

 

Looks like the exact one I test drove last night. Ancaster?

 

Michelin LTX Trail? Looks like an interesting tire…no reviews yet…

 

Yes

 

It seems to be a new tire

 

I'm looking for door jam sticker pictures if anyone has the time and remembers to snap one before or after their test drive. I'm curious to know which models coming to Canada will have the highest payload. I figure I need around 1600 lbs for my planned setup. Wishful thinking perhaps!

 

I don't think any of them will have 1600. So far I've seen 4 stickers: (x2) different SR5 plain and (x1) SR5 off-road - all 3 with 1395lb and one Limited OR with 1400lb (with 18" rims). Also some channels in the states showing their Limiteds off-road with different equipment (one with sunroof and more), both with 20" wheels and both 1400lb. It seems that the extra equipment doesn't make a difference (I know this cannot be right) and Toyota determined the payload based on "lowest possible" per Trim. All SR5's 1395lb and all Limited ones 1400 lb. Platinums will be around 1310lb

 

If that's true then that'll scratch the 2022 Tundra of my list of potential tow vehicles. Maybe I could find a 2017, or older, regular cab 6.5' bed with few options.

 

In for pics. I want to see what the Limited looks like with the chrome wheels. I have a Blueprint Crewmax 5.5 on order and also a Blueprint TRD OR on order but can't decide between the two.

 

What are you towing?

 

No offense, but when these types of questions are asked it often turns into a debate over payload, the thread goes off the rails and original questions or concerns either go unanswered or unaddressed. Not saying that is your intent but I'm not going to waste my time on those questions.
I've determined that 1600 lb payload and I'm trying to figure out how a real 2022 Tundra could provide that.
Period.
Once again, no offense intended to you personally and perhaps you were asking a simple question but we both know others would not be.

 

Fair enough. I was just curious. I don't think you'l get a '22 Tundra to geta 1600lb payload. If you need a 1600lb payload, have a look at the F150. I post a pic of the sticker from my work truck in the payload sticker thread. It was around 1700lbs iirc.

 

If that's true, it sure seems strange. The starting payload is 1940 lbs. One assumes that would be a 4X2 DC SR 6.5' bed with no options or packages. Does simply adding 4X4 and an SR5 package for the larger fuel tank and brake controller actually reduce the payload by over 340 lbs? If so, in essence a 2022 Tundra with any payload between 1500 and 1939 simply doesn't exist.

 

My 2016 F150 Platinum Supercrew 5.0 V8 is 1613lbs payload on the door jamb sticker.

 

Those posted payloads do not exist. I had a dealer look into it and talk to Toyota Support Team to find out about the 400 lb difference from posted to real. Couple of days later he told me to follow the door stickers. But think about it logically - Tundras cannot have payloads as the Fords because of the weight (Aluminum vs Steel). Tundras are 600-800 lb heavier so naturally will have lower payload. Not sure where did they come with the advertised payloads but it is a big misleading BS. I am in the same boat with you - needing about 1600 lb and based on their posted payloads I am wasting my time for the last month or so trying to understand. But what I need doesn't exist

 

Just went and looked at the thread. My 2021 F150 Supercrew short box XTR is 1749lbs.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/payload-stickers.99329/page-3#post-2537014

 

Your dealer's explanation is illogical. If its true that the Tundra is heavier than the Ford then it was before they started advertising the max payload of 1940 lbs. So a 2022 Tundra has to exist with that max payload. The real question is, does one exist with a payload between 1600 and 1939 lbs? Doesn't look like it to me.

 

Illogical or not - that's the reality. Somebody posted from the manual a list with all the payloads and they perfectly match what is on the doors. I am done with this subject - good luck in your search

 

So 1400lb payload with sunroof and this is a crewmax I'm guessing so if no sunroof and a double cab that should increase payload right?

 

I am not sure it will - so far sunroof or not 4x4 or not didn't make a difference

 

So do Taco wheels fit 2022 Tundras? Looking at the 6 bolts.

 

Still looking for pics of a Canadian Platinum.

 

The Canadian Limited TRD Offroad does NOT get the 20" black wheels like the US version. Instead it shares the same 18" wheels as the SR5.

 

Canadian wheels and tires

https://www.tundras.com/threads/canadian-tires-and-rims.100187/