Reconcile Cargo Capacity

Does anyone have any insight on this? The Toyota eBrochure indicates a cargo capacity of 1,560 and the sticker in the door of my 2019 sr5 cm 4x4 indicates 1,265. The only options on the truck are Entune Prem w/ nav, 50 state emission, and the SR5 upgrade. Here is my attempt to reconcile:

eBrochure cargo capacity 1,560
Xtra Fuel (38-26)*6 -70
Extra tank weight (guess) -20
Motor for back window -30
Unreconciled difference -175
Vehicle Sticker Capacity 1,265

What am I missing here? Thanks.

 

aftermarket rims and running boards?

 

both of those seem low. im' going to check mine later. i remember the truck being marketed as 2000 lb haul capacity, and 10,000 lb tow capacity. ...

 

50 state emissions may add extra cats, My old wj had 3 (compared to 1) and it was 50 state compliant

 

Nope, those are right on the money. Tundra payload capacities are not great - especially the CrewMax. If they could haul 2000 lbs, that would be respectable. My CM sticker is like 1320 or so. And I added 100+ lbs of skid plates and a Line-X liner. So mine is even lower.

To the OP: the SR5 package adds the following:

Adds larger fuel tank (5.7L V8 only), replaces front bench seating with front bucket seats with power driver's seat with power lumbar support, adds front center console with floor-mounted urethane shift lever and knob, tilt/telescopic urethane steering wheel, three front cup holders, and an anti-theft system with alarm and engine immobilizer.

So, the weight of the console, and power seat, and other stuff mentioned. Plus, if you have running boards or nerf bars added by Toyota....

 

The stickered cargo capacity may very well be correct - I haven't actually weighed the truck yet. My issue is I should be able to reconcile back to the official published cargo capacity, but I can't. The weight of the extra gas and larger tank I can understand, but I find it hard to believe that a different seat with a power adjust and the assorted extra electronic gadgets associated with the SR5 upgrade package would even come close to adding another 200+ # to the vehicle. There is nothing else added to the truck to increase the weight - no running boards, no bed liner, nothing. This would mean that the SR5 upgrade package in total would add around 300# to the weight of the truck. It would be nice if T listed the weights of the options on the brochure.