r/ToyotaTundra

Lifted trucks probably shouldn't be anywhere near dense parking lots.

This was on I4 this morning with light traffic. Standard SR 4x4. I was gentle on the gas and I think it paid off! Yes I'm sitting at the dealership now for my first oil change!

2025 Tundra Off Road - Installing my son’s new car seat and came across these goodies. I am sure most people know these were there but other than the car jack, I did not. Behind the passenger side, rear seat, there’s a full Jack, First Aid Kit and a front bumper license plate bracket. Figured I would share in case anyone else was unaware these came with the vehicle

I am not sure if this is on every G3 or if it’s trim specific but hope this helps someone else who was unaware

Hey everyone,

I’ve recently started having this issue where the engine is slow to crank at start. It almost sounds like it’s not going to start.

When I’m driving, battery gauge reads 14 so I think that’s good? I have also noticed auto start/stop doesn’t work, it always says battery charging. In addition to that, the parking brake will not automatically engage anymore. I receive a brief message that parking brake support is unavailable. After doing a basic google search, it seems it could be fuel pump related, battery, or sensor issues.

Video attached. Sometimes it’s worse and more drawn out. I’m worried it won’t start. Any insight?

Thanks!

Strongly considering this 2019 SR5 DC with bench seat, topper, and drawer system. 91k miles for $37k. What do we think? Love the cavalry blue personally. Hardest pill to swallow is the smaller gas tank that comes with the bench seat.

What’s everyone been getting as far as quotes out in CA? Would this be a good price for CA?

Not mine but it’s in my area. I know these regular cab short beds are hard to find so wanted to put it out there for anyone looking. Couple dings but overall looks healthy.

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I just bought this low mileage (96 k),1 owner very clean Tundra off a used Toyota dealer 2 months ago. I really love the simplicity of design and the 4.7 engine provides plenty of power for me. However, I'm considering some upgraded Tundra OEM Toyota wheels featured on FB marketplace and perhaps slightly bit larger tires. Not interested in any major modification and OEM only. Thoughts?

I've also been researching this base regular cable 4X2 SR5 model and didn't realize it was pretty rare.

Just put 285/70r18’s on with no lift, no BMC, and no spacers - only small mudflap removal. Sharing for future “will this fit” posts because I had a hard time confirming it could be done on bone stock suspension. Happy to report it can!

2020 SR5 Crewmax TRD Sport. Eventually will lift it but very happy with the look and feel over the stock 20s.

Also worth noting: drove home in the rain on the highway and the Toyos did great. Know some people have issues but I did not. Definitely noticed some extra road noise compared to last set.

Going to check out this 2012 tundra rock warrior tomorrow. 125k miles. They’re asking $16,000. Seems well maintained from the details in the listing, but of course I’ll know more tomorrow. Worth it or keep looking? Appreciate any input!