In this long video, Publisher Tim Esterdahl and his friend compare their new Tundras. His friend has a 2022 Toyota Tundra SR5 and Esterdahl owns a Limited. They’ve each put a little more than 5,000 miles on their trucks, so they’ve had some time to get to know them. They share what they love about them in this video as well as the little things that bug them. Show
Yes, the Limited really is $12,000 moreOf course, this bump in price gets you things like heated-and-cooled power seats, a larger multimedia screen and nicer materials all around, but it seems like most of the additions are cosmetic. Things like color-matching mirrors and chrome accents don’t really add to your ride quality. But other things like the power-adjustable seats and nicer headlights do make a difference, as do power folding mirrors. Esterdahl’s friend is obviously disappointed he didn’t get the power seats, and it seems like they are both unimpressed by the lack of seat-back pockets in the SR5 as well as the smaller fuel tank. But he only paid $45,700 for his truck, whereas Esterdahl paid more like $61k for a Limited. Check out that bed length!One of the things we dislike about modern pickup trucks is the beds seem to have shrunk to make more room for the cabs. Legroom is awesome, but a 6.5-foot bed feels really small when you’re trying to load lumber. The 8-foot bed on the 2022 Toyota Tundra SR5 in this video just looks enormous in comparison. Grab a coffee and comfy seat for this 2022 Toyota Tundra SR5 and Limited comparisonThis is one long video, but it’s full of good stuff and we know that anyone shopping for a Tundra will appreciate the information in this video. Related posts:
What are the differences between the Toyota Tundra Limited and SR5? OverviewPerformance SpecsEngine and TransmissionWeight and TowingFuel and MPGFuel EconomyEmissionsCO2 Emissions @ 15K mi/year Fuel TankDimensions and MeasurementExterior DimensionsInterior SpaceCargo Box DimensionsBox Width (Wheelhousings) Wheels and SuspensionSteeringWheelsTiresColors and MaterialsStandard Exterior Colors
Standard Interior Materials
Features and OptionsInfotainmentInterior TrimComfortSteering Wheel Audio Controls Universal Garage Door Opener SafetySafety FeaturesAirbagsWarrantyWarranty SummaryCorrosion 5 Years / Unlimited Miles 5 Years / Unlimited Miles Roadside Assistance 2 Years / Unlimited Miles 2 Years / Unlimited Miles You can get a 2022 Toyota Tundra Limited for just $6k more than the SR5 trim. This may seem like a good deal–until you take a look at some of the
TRD option packages you could purchase instead. At the end of the day, the best way to configure your 2022 Tundra depends on what you’ll be doing with your new truck. RELATED: Here’s Why Toyota Is Not
Putting a Diesel Engine in the New 2022 Tundra The entry-level 2022 Tundra is Toyota’s SR trim level. But the SR5 offers several key performance and visual upgrades. Firstly, the Tundra SR5’s 3.4-liter V6 makes 40 more horsepower than the SR’s, for a total of 389
horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque. This bumps the truck’s tow rating from 8,300 pounds to 12,000. To top it off, the SR5 comes with a Class IV towing hitch already installed. In addition, the SR5 benefits from 18-inch silver alloy wheels and a body-color grille surround. The SR5’s cabin looks sleeker thanks to gloss-black painted pillars between the doors and windshield. Toyota offers many upgrades to the SR5 that are not available on the SR. You can get this truck with a blind spot
monitoring system, or the TRD Off-Road factory lift kit. RELATED: 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro: A Cost-Effective Ford Raptor Toyota does offer a lot of value with its Tundra SR5 trim. That said, the 2022 Toyota Tundra Limited only costs $6k more. Firstly, the Toyota Tundra Limited stands out from the SR5 thanks to chrome trim, a chrome grille surround, and 20-inch alloy
wheels. The 2022 Tundra Limited also comes with a segment-leading 14-inch infotainment touchscreen. This infotainment system has 9-speakers and is pre-loaded with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The Tundra Limited’s seats are power-adjustable 8-way units with lumbar support. Heated and ventilated front seats are a standard part of the trim level. They even offer a memory function based on who
is driving the truck. They are also trimmed in SofTex. Finally, a leather-trimmed steering wheel comes standard on the Tundra Limited. The Tundra Limited also enjoys heated, powered auto-dimming mirrors with built-in turn signals. At this trim level, Toyota includes blind-spot monitoring standard. RELATED: 2022 Toyota Tundra Road Trip: Real-World Fuel Economy and Reliability If you aren’t interested in the chrome trim of the Tundra Limited, there are other ways to upgrade your SR5. These include a couple of option packages loaded with features. Firstly, you can order your Tundra SR5 with the TRD Sport package. This bumps your rims up to 18-inch alloy units. You also
get a TRD Sport bed decal to set your truck apart. Performance modifications include Bilstein shock absorbers and lowered sport suspension. You also get TRD interior features such as a leather shift knob, special engine start button, and aluminum pedals. Secondly, Toyota is offering a TRD Off-Road package on the SR5 for the first time ever. This package is very similar
to the TRD Sport package visually. You get a leather shift knob, aluminum pedals, and a special TRD start button. But the TRD Off-Road truck’s performance upgrades are more oriented for going…well, off-road. The Tundra SR5 with the TRD Off-Road package includes a factory lift kit with Bilstein shock absorbers. Other upgrades include skid plates and a locking rear differential. The SR5 also gets Toyota’s “Multi-Terrain Select” off-road driver aids. Finally, Toyota fits the TRD Off-Road
truck with 18-inch rims wrapped in all-terrain tires. Best of all, both of these option packages, depending on what other options you choose, cost less than upgrading to the Limited Tundra trim. How you choose to upgrade your Tundra SR5 comes down to what you want to use the truck for. RELATED: 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Off-Road Package: Here’s Everything You Get for $1,440 What is the Tundra limited package?2022 Toyota Tundra Limited Trim
Toyota Tundra Limited models are outfitted with 20-inch alloy wheels, a Satin-Chrome grille finish, a 14-inch Toyota Touchscreen Audio Multimedia system, a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, a power rear window and Toyota SofTex® interior.
What's the difference between Limited and SR5?The most significant way the SR5 and Limited trim levels are different is what standard equipment comes with each. Even though the SR5 has plenty of bells and whistles to keep drivers safe, comfortable, and happy, the Limited trim goes above and beyond to justify the heavier price tag.
What does SR5 mean Tundra?With this vehicle, you get both off-road prowess and a vehicle that can handle heavy-city traffic in one vehicle. One of the most popular 4Runner trims is the Toyota 4Runner SR5, but not many of our Washington customers know what SR5 means. It stands for Sport Rally 5.
What is the 2022 Tundra Limited package?2022 Toyota Tundra Limited
14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen. SofTex®-trimmed 8-way power-adjustable front seats. Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert and Trailer Merge Warning. Available TRD Off-Road Package.
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