Official 2022 Tundra 3rd Gen Thread

Nope. They've already said that the 3" lift won't be available until sometime next summer.

 

I haven't found it yet sadly. Rock rails are available and I haven't heard anything about those anywhere.

 

welcome aboard!!

lol, and ya you did your duty defending them, especially the price.

now its time to deliver, EPIC fail on the rollout.

and Im a big toyota fan, owned tons of them.

 

this^

if nothing else, it makes you wonder. I wouldn't touch one of these things until summer, at least.

 

you've turned the corner on the tundra roll-out. its been a mess.

Im also still considering the AT4 but eitherway, they need to get this figured out.

they figured out how to put that pansy ass on the tailgate signing, now how about the website toyota?

my lord that music was awful, makes me not want to even buy the damn thing, LOL. granted, Im a metal head, but geez...

 

Based on what's being said here and elsewhere, it appears that available Color options/Packages etc is very much a function of the Zip Code that you enter. Which means this isn't really a build-to-order configurator, as much as a "What's Most Likely to be Allocated to your part of world" configurator.

 

Hadn't posted here in a while, but been a lurker for a long time. I didn't see this posted before so I wanted to share. It looks like the Toyota Accessories page is showing all the possible accessories for the 2022 Tundra. No pricing on them yet, but at least you can see what's out there.

 

For all you ppl looking to spend that money.

https://youtu.be/Fz6GAf2FlvY

 

Where at for the Tremors? I've found a couple below MSRP but nothing with the High package so far. I'd gladly travel if I could get a fully loaded around $60k.

 

I still think the pricing is competitive and was exactly what I was expecting. They didn't screw up there. A TRD Pro is going to be better than a AT4/Tremor/Rebel but right around that $65k price point that those are at. Top trims like Platinum and 1794 can be had for even less. None of the competitors can match that.

 

Interesting. It seems to be an issue with where I'm located (North Carolina). Used a different zip code (VA) as suggested by the Tundra Facebook group and all the sudden it gave a lot more options and pricing.

 

One of the most frustrating things about Toyotas configurator is that you can't build all packages based on your zip code....for example, it will not let me build an SR double cab with 8 ft bed, doesn't even show me the option. But in the video above...It is clearly an option... It requires a toyota shopper to be an automotive researcher to see what is and is not really possible with their trucks.

 

The new Tundra has a 48' turning circle. That's just how it is with trucks these days with jumbo cabs. Doesn't matter if it's 1/2 ton or 1 ton. You want nimble you go midsize.

 

If you qualify for one of the special pricings (X-Plan, A-plan etc) and find a dealer that participates, you can get them for below invoice, for example I ordered my F350 Tremor with X-plan which is Invoice minus .4% plus $275 program fee, all the options you want you get at that x-plan price. The company I work for I was able to get x-plan. There are a lot of companies that qualify, I think even if you work cash register at taco bell you can get it.

 

I got my X-Plan through eaa.org. Ford does say you need to be a member for at least 90 days. Placing my Tremor order this week.

 

Im not anywhere near convinced of that yet, neither truck is even out yet.

just my .02.

Im not real into the forced hybrid Pro no under-seat storage thing and I would rather have the 6.2 V8 if I go that way.

 

Granger Ford in Iowa. It’s not in stock pricing that pricing is if you custom order a 22.

 

100% this. That's a hopeful assumption by Hex.

Reliability (unknown) aside, the Pro is not at the same caliber as an AT4x. I think anyone who would say as much is biased. The comparison of spec sheets alone proves it.

 

Here is my tremor high quote . Has everything but front torsen and blue cruise.

 

You can also get x plan by buying 100 ford shares and holding for 90 days.

 

Blue cruise is an available option?

 

I heard that the limited and up trims have some kind of piston suspension body mounts? Anyone know something about that?

 

10:45 mark
https://youtu.be/8yyiO4zOKdY

 

V8 hybrid, twin turbo, supercharged Tundra?

EDIT: + regear, tune, exaust, and intake? I'm having too much fun with my imagination, lol
EDIT2: I'd be interested to see someone engine swap, actually

 

The configurator is based on zip code and availability not on what trim level has what package. As of right now in my district I don’t have any 6.5 foot bed options regardless of what trim I choose. It will be updated daily as things roll out for distribution. I am a Toyota employee. The TRD cast running boards show on some packages but not others but include an installed price and can be bought at the dealer and installed yourself for about a 300.00 savings, the black out emblems are t showing up correctly yet either. The lift kit is a dealer installed option and will never be on he configurator.
The sr5 doesn’t come standard with the 32 gallon tank but is part of the convenience pkg.

 

Was that through X Plan? I’m unfortunately not eligible or else I’d probably give them a call first thing in the morning lol

 

Subjective I suppose. I prefer Toyota’s interior and reliability and actually prefer the hybrid motor anyways. Lack of rear seat room stinks, but not enough for me to justify something else. GM trucks just look so vanilla to me. Just my $.02 as well though.

 

Nope. This is just what they’re offering. Requires 1k deposit and build time estimates are 3-4 months.

 

Hmmm. My SR5 4x4 DC with tow mirrors build is $49.6k. I can probably get $47-48 for my 2019 Platinum and I paid $47. I'm fine with no moon roof but I will miss the roll down rear window. Not sure what else I'm really giving up.

 

We just had tons of options added to the site in a lot of zip codes with a lot more options split out