Tundra Limited Interior Trim Parts

I'm looking to get the Limited trim pieces of these parts. I have an SR5 and it's ALL plastic

It's to my understanding that the Limited (or higher) trims have these in softer materials like leather or softex. Does anyone know the part numbers to get to replace these? Thank you!

 

Great question. I suppose I wouldn't miss it if it were gone. I would rather have the softer material than the storage cubby.

 

did you ever find out what the piece or part number in pic 2 is?

 

Just pointing out for clarity: Softex is plastic as well. thermoplastic polyurethane which is a class of plastic. All interiors have a lot of plastic. The consideration is it low grade plastic or high grade plastic. I had a 2001 Silverado with a high gloss plastic with big pebble texture than changed colors if you rested your finger tips on dash behind steering wheel. Many F150s have interiors that are the cheapest plastic known to man. Cheap plastic bad. High quality plastic not bad and nothing to be ashamed of. Plastic is material that changed the world.

 

I have the lower dash in black along with the dash piece that goes left of the steering wheel if you are interested. its the black limited soft touch/ softex i would part with. i ll probably post it in the sale section today

 

I seem to have located the chemist among us Tundra owners! I second the sentiment here and to add more, I think we are all spoiled by the leather wrapped interior trims on cars these days, the structure under the leather skin is still plastic. For trucks, back in the 70-90s, interior were all plastic, red plastic, blue plastic, grey plastic, tan/yellow plastic. What concerned me with the new Tundra is that the plastic seems just too wobbly. The surface area is too large for the thickness. The front grill, the lower door cup storage basket, the center console sliding trays, the seat cradle, all seems too flexible, whereas the Tacoma (any gen), the 4runner, the previous Tundra, all seem to feature harder plastic (previous Tundra also suffer from large surface area-volume ratio issue). Having said so, if someone can tell me that these wobbly plastic are still high grade, then I’d be happy and move on. *by the way, I went to my dealer to see a 2024 Taco, touched the plastic grill, once again, much more rigid.