Official 2022 Tundra 3rd Gen Thread

If YOU are truly going to be ordering- I suggest after 11/30 you report back and let us know- Step #1 I would assume you have already established a relationship with multiple dealerships telling them exactly what YOU want- ?

 

I think the 2022 Pro is already leveled from the factory. You might only need the tires.

 

It's not level, it has a 1.1in lift so it has a 0.9in rake

 

Ah, so a very subtle rake. I personally wouldn’t bother with leveling it with less than 1” of rake.

 

Will be interesting to actually see the Seq trims. My limited knowledge is Toyota in the past has enhanced the Seq with Auto 4WD on all trims, IRS, triple-zone climate control on all trims. I'd like to see Auto 4WD on all trims like the current Gen, shouldn't have to go Capstone.

Yah, maybe they can do a Seq trim that is $20k less than the LX600 but has good offroadability. Probably won't match the LC300 or LX600 with F/R lockers, but it will have more cargo capacity and will have the same nice MTS and Crawl Control for those that actually do offroading.

I guess Toyota may go with solid rear axle for economy-of-scale since it's based on the Tundra and built in the same San Antonio plant. But to my knowledge IRS yields a great deal more rear cargo room, and Sequoia people I think are more interested in cargo capacity rather than rear axle articulation.

IRS Sequoia with Crawl Control should be effective in offroad conditions. Remains to be seen if Toyota can get a rear locker in an IRS rear diff.

We'll see if the new Sequoia and LX600 can get more than the anemic market share they've had with the LC200, Sequoia, LX570.

 

I was able to order from my dealer the model and accessories I wanted:
Model Year 2022
Model Description TUNDRA 4X4 PLATINUM CREWMAX LB
Exterior Color 0089 WIND CHILL PEARL
Interior Color LA21 BLACK
Body PLATINUM CREWMAX LB
Number of Cylinders 6
Engine Number V35-A (J)
Labeled Weight 98.0
Tradeable YES
TRAC NO
Damaged NO DAMAGE
Fleet NON-FLEET
Port PDS NO
Connected services NO
Toyota Entune YES
XM Radio NO
Connected Services NO
Allocation Number 111
Order Number 7502721
Temp Serial Number NX46A928
Category A
Current Dealer 230-26031
Wholesale Dealer
Previous Dealer 00230
Activity Status EPW
Location Date SA:11/15
Invoice Date
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Packages
Accessories
F AQ Advanced Package - Includes Load-leveling rear height control air suspension, Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS), and 10-inch color Head-Up Display (HUD)
F FE 50 State Emissions
F PC Special Color
F RB Power running boards and power bed step
P 2T All Weather Floor Liners
P 5A Tri-Fold Tonneau Cover
P LB Non-Skid Spray-On Bed Liner
MECHANICAL & PERFORMANCE
i-FORCE 3.5L Twin-Turbo V6, DOHC 24V with Dual VVT-i, 389 hp/479 lb-ft 10-Spd Auto Trans with Sequential Shift Drive Mode Select with TOW/HAUL Modes Start and Stop Engine System 4WDemand Part-Time 4WD w/Elec Controlled Transfer Case and Auto Limited Slip Diff Multi-Link Rear Suspension Tow Rcvr Hitch w/Integ 4/7-Pin Connector
SAFETY & CONVENIENCE
Toyota Safety Sense 2.5: Pre-Collision Sys w/Pedestrian Detection, Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Departure Alert w/Steering Assist, Lane Tracing Assist, Automatic High Beams, Road Sign Assist Trailer Brake Cont & Trailer Sway Cont Blind Spot Monitor w/RCTA Trailer Backup Guide w/Straight Path
EXTERIOR
20-in. Dark-Painted Alloy Wheels Aluminum-Reinforced Composite Bed with 120V/400W AC Power Outlet and LED Lights Auto-Leveling LED Headlights w/LED DRLs
INTERIOR
14-in Audio Multimedia, with 12 Speaker JBL Premium Audio including subwoofer and amplifier,and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capability. SiriusXM w/3-Month Platinum Plan Trial 12.3-in. Digital Meter Leather-Trimmed 10-Way Power-Adjustable Driver/FR-Pass Seat w/4-way Power Lumbar Heated and Ventilated Front & Rear Seats Power Tilt/Slide Panoramic Roof
For Full Product Details:
Please Visit Toyota.com/Tundra

Retail Price Total Price
Vehicle Base Model 60,320.00 60,320.00
50 State Emissions
Advanced Package - Includes Load-leveling rear height control air suspension, Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS), and 10-inch color Head-Up Display (HUD) 1,645.00 1,645.00
Power running boards and power bed step 1,350.00 1,350.00
Special Color 425.00 425.00
All Weather Floor Liners 169.00 169.00
Non-Skid Spray-On Bed Liner 579.00 579.00
Tri-Fold Tonneau Cover 1,295.00 1,295.00
Total Accessories 5,463.00 5,463.00
Destination Charge 1,695.00 1,695.00
TDA
Gasoline
Total Price 67,478.00 67,478.00
Memo - Total Amounts included above :

 

You might be right. I didn't look at all of the build sheets in detail (they had 6-8 of them), but 699 was the price on all

 

Can't grasp why the trd pro is the only trim with color matched grill surround. All other trims look cheap AF with that misplaced matte silver, anyone actually like the silver?

 

Lots of folks like the silver-

 

Sparks parts is happy with the current design....

 

I like this post just for the convenient grille comparisons. If they were numbered 1-6 with top left being one, bottom right being, I like 1 and 5 the best. Personally, the only one I really really don't like is the second one with the horizontal bars. It looks too open.

 

But those have crome/silver...no one would dare like that

 

I've never been a hardcore chrome hater. I go off what looks good to me. Current trucks look better color matched IMO, but the 3rd gen isn't too bad with chrome. Interior chrome is another story. That stuff sucks.

 

It's hard to get a feel for that one relatively small portion of the vehicle when I'm still trying to get used to it's overall grotesqueness.

 

I don't mind it. The Pro isn't the only one, either. The TRD Sport package gets color matched, and I think it was the Limited that gets dark chrome.

 

I tend to like Chrome, but I'm old school what do I know

 

Standard SR5 gets color matched grill and door handles as well

 

Depends on the vehicle and the color. I would almost bet money that a lot of guys that hate chrome on their Tundra don't mine it on a Harley.

 

You really into Chrome -but than again you do drive a GMC Serrra

 

I don't drive it, I tolerate it...

 

How blinding is that thing on a sunny day. Everyone in a one block radius better have sunglasses on.

 

Notice the hood is Black- imagine driving that mobile with a chrome hood!

 

I think I may have missed it, but are the pedals in the TRD Pro adjustable or is that a package?

 

I don't think adjustable pedals are available on the new Tundra.

 

Thanks for the response.

 

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