Toyota Tundra Accessories

TOYOTA TUNDRA ACCESSORIES & Parts

Ever since its debut in 2000, the Toyota Tundra has been a full-size success. Originally designated as the T150, the company later changed the name to avoid any confusion with Ford's F-150. What separates the Tundra from other imported pickups is the truck's domestic touch. It is bolder and more powerful than previous foreign attempts in the segment, giving it more in common with traditional American nameplates such as Ford and Chevy. The first generation Tundra started off powered by a 3.4L V6 engine, but a 4.7L V8 was later introduced, marking the first time a Toyota truck would be offered with a V8 engine. Right from the start, the Toyota Tundra was a hit. It held the record for highest initial sales for Toyota and also took home Motor Trend's Truck of the Year. Toyota needed a truck that could compete with the big boys and the Tundra parts delivered an immediate impact the entire industry took notice of.

The Tundra would see a supercharger become available courtesy of Toyota Racing Development, upping the previous horsepower of the V6 to 260 HP and the V8 in the mid 300s. In 2003, the Tundra's cab and grille were updated. A year later, the bed was extended and proved to be longer than the Nissan Titan or Ford's venerable 1-50. A Double Cab model with four doors was also offered and the interior and exterior Tundra parts saw detailing. Both engine options were upgraded come 2005, with a 4.0L V6 replacing the original 3.4L engine and the V8 being scrapped in favor of a VVT-I variable valve timing engine capable of 271 HP. Transmissions included a 6-speed manual as well as 5-speed automatic. These updates helped the Tundra stay relevant in a highly competitive field, as the Tundra still was not known for the towing capacity of its domestic counterparts. The Darrel Waltrip Edition was introduced in 2006 in recognition of the NASCAR driver's run in the Truck Series. This version of the Tundra was a Double Cab V8 powered model with 18 inch wheels and unique exterior badging.

Showcasing flared-out fenders and a slightly larger overall build, the 2007 Toyota Tundra arrived new and improved. Many different choices were available, including three bed lengths, four wheelbases, two transmissions, and three cab options. The engines available are 5.7L V8, 4.7L V8, and a 4.0L V6. Toyota also began to move more towards the industrial demographic, as the Tundra now sports larger door handles and a deck rail system. Standard features such as Vehicle Stability Control, traction control, brake assist, and electronic brake distribution are other upgrades that have received a fair amount of attention. Not surprisingly, the Toyota Tundra has been a strong seller. Since 2000, the model has averaged over 120,000 units sold per year with 2007 coming in at an impressive 196,555. Even in a fuel-conscious market, the Toyota Tundra has managed to stay towards the top of the full-size segment.

Truck drivers know that when it comes to heavy-duty accessories or lockdown style, quality is the name of the game. The Tundra is one monster that demonstrates off-road ruggedness as well as blacktop efficiency due to vehicle's solid parts. Keeping it looking and feeling sharp is always the main priority. At CARiD.com, we know that you can't settle for anything less than the best. Your Toyota Tundra is well taken care of inside our selection of stylish accessories because we know what it takes to give your truck that special identity you've been looking for. With our superior inventory, professional service, and Price Match Guarantee, anything your Toyota Tundra needs is always just a click away!

Toyota Tundra Accessories and Parts from CARiD.com are arranged with one concept in mind: making sure you get premier quality. And to prove it, our entire selection of Toyota Tundra accessories and parts comes from the most respected manufacturers in the business. Grilles, floor mats, tonneau covers, dash kits, and more are featured right here from the biggest names at the best prices. Stop rolling undercover. Stand out a little more. Discover the power of Toyota Tundra accessories today!

Toyota Tundra Featured Parts & Accessories
E&G CLASSICS® - Heavy Mesh Grille E&G CLASSICS® - Heavy Mesh Grille

Toyota Tundra 2010, Heavy Mesh Grille with "Z" Style Lower Grille Set by E&G Classics®, 4 Pieces. The complete set includes main and bumper grille. The Mirror Chrome Style is a call to arms against the facelessness of today's commuter boxes. It is a style that cries out presence and personality, ...

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JKS® - Custom Style Rear Spoiler JKS® - Custom Style Rear Spoiler

Toyota Tundra 2007, Custom Style Rear Spoiler. Give the back of your car a more dynamic look with this Custom Rear Spoiler. Its distinctive shape will set your car apart from similar models and at the same time complement your car's factory styling. Inexpensive and easy to install, for a little t...

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PUTCO® - Stainless Steel Pillar Posts PUTCO® - Stainless Steel Pillar Posts

Toyota Tundra CrewMax / Double Cab 2007, Classic Decorative Stainless Steel Pillar Posts by Putco®. Give your vehicle the individual custom look with Putco accessories. Produced from high-grade materials, they ensure high durability, while the mirror-like surface enhances the exterior styling of ...

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RECON® - LED Tail Lights with Clear Lenses RECON® - LED Tail Lights with Clear Lenses

Toyota Tundra 2007, LED Tail Lights with Clear Lenses by Recon®, 1 Pair. Improve your nighttime visibility and indicate your sense of style! This pair of LED tail lights burns brighter and lasts longer than the factory lights, increasing safety on the road and giving your vehicle a catchy rear l...

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WeatherTech® - All-Weather Floor Mats WeatherTech® - All-Weather Floor Mats

Toyota Tundra 2007, All-Weather Floor Mats by WeatherTech®. The mats have deeply sculpted channels designed to trap water, road salt, mud and sand. All-Weather Floor Mats also have anti-skid ridges to prevent shifting in your vehicle and come with a protective, non-stick finish to make cleanup qu...

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K&N® - 77 Series High-Flow Performance Air Intake Kit K&N® - 77 Series High-Flow Performance Air Intake Kit

Toyota Tundra 2011, 77 Series High-Flow Performance Air Intake Kit by K&N®. This intake kit is designed for the larger engines typically found in trucks and SUVs. It replaces the factory air intake system with a free flowing K&N air filter and custom designed air intake tube. Extensive dyno testi...

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RECON® - Black Projector Headlights with LEDs RECON® - Black Projector Headlights with LEDs

Toyota Tundra 2007, Black Projector Headlights with LEDs by Recon®, 1 Pair. Add finishing touch to your vehicle with a set of Recon projector headlights! Producing a powerful beam of light, these lights will enhance your safety on the road. Offered with four installed halogen bulbs.

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Magnaflow® - Cat-Back System - 5.7L, 2 Tips, Dual Same Side Exit Magnaflow® - Cat-Back System - 5.7L, 2 Tips, Dual Same Side Exit

# MGN-16486 - Toyota Tundra 5.7L 2009-2011, Cat-Back System. Crew Cab (66.7 Bed Length) / Extended Cab (78.7 Bed Length); Features: 5 x 11 x 22 In. Dual Inlet/Outlet Muffler, 2.5 In. System, Dual 3.5 In. Polished Tips, Dual Same Side Exit Behind Rear Tire.

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NOTTO® SE - Complete HID Conversion Kit NOTTO® SE - Complete HID Conversion Kit

Toyota Tundra 2007, Complete HID Conversion Kit by Notto®. Give your vehicle the brightest of bright lights with a High Intensity Discharge (HID) Xenon Light System Conversion Kit. Say goodbye to dim and boring factory lights that struggle to show you the way. Notto's state-of-the art HID technol...

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Toyota Tundra News
The 2007-2011 Toyota Tundra to be recalled
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It is a well-known fact that every time an automaker makes a mistake, he outwears the patience of brand devotees. Each recall of the model may cost the automaker a certain quantity of frustrated customers. This fact in its turn may lead to profit decreasing. Nevertheless no one is perfect. This time it was Southeast Toyota Distributors, LLC who announced about recall of 2007-2011 Toyota Tundra. Under the report of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration the ground for recall is the tire pressure monitoring system. Contrary to the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard, due to the improper calibration of TPMS on some vehicles, low tire pressure warning lamp may not illuminate. This means the driver is not informed about inflation pressure in one or more tires falling below the threshold. According to the NHTSA estimations, this defect may lead to a crash and thus increase the quantity of accidents.

About 1,629 Toyota Tundra vehicles are considered to be affected. The management of Southeast Toyota Distributors, LLC notifies the owners about the defect. The dealers propose the owners to solve the problem free of charge. The tire pressure system will be re-calibrated in accordance with the regulations. The recalls are limited to those pickups delivered by Southeast Toyota Distributors.

Toyota to Persevere with the Tundra
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When it debuted in 2000, the Toyota Tundra appeared to have enough capability to take truck buyers away from Detroit. Embracing the genuine American truck style, Toyota’s full-sized pickup was nominated for the North American Truck of the Year and became the Motor Trend magazine’s Truck of the Year in 2000 and 2008.

However, after getting off to a flying start in both the first and second generations, the Toyota Tundra has eventually lost ground with less than 80,000 vehicles sold in 2009. No doubt, global recession has affected sales, but the notable recall issues have also sapped the Tundra’s credibility.

Despite this unlucky streak, Toyota is reportedly not going to abandon the Tundra production. According to the sources inside the Japanese automotive giant, a next-gen Tundra will likely be released as a 2014 model. Taking into consideration tough fuel economy standards slated to come into effect for 2016, the new Tundra will have to incorporate a good bunch of upgrades and revisions.

"We need a more truck-like or bold styling than we currently have," Mike Sweers, Tundra chief engineer, told the Wall Street Journal. Mr. Sweers also said that a new model will feature a larger fuel tank to give customers better range. "They are not so interested in whether you get 21 or 22 mpg on the highway. It's more about how far can I go with a tank of fuel," he added.

To the record, the Toyota Tundra is currently assembled in San Antonio, Texas, along with the Tacoma pickups.

Toyota Tundra Named Best Overall Value for 2011
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  • 2010 Toyota Tundra Double Cab
  • 2011 Toyota Tundra Double Cab Interior

IntelliChoice, the automotive industry’s premier analyst of ownership cost and car value, has named the Toyota Tundra the best overall full-size truck value for 2011. The “Best Overall Value of the Year” (BOVY) award was established to recognize best-in-class vehicles that deliver outstanding quality/value ratio and lower than expected costs over time. In other words, it helps consumers determine, which vehicle can give them the most bang for their buck.

The winners were selected based on their overall cost, including maintenance, repairs and resale. The Toyota Tundra was quite a logical winner as it shows strong performance in resale value and repairs that are the two most important components of overall value.

Toyota’s full-size truck can also boast the positive safety ratings - the 2011 IIHS ratings for the Tundra are “Good” across the board, which surely helps lower insurance costs.

IntelliChoice BOVY Award is not the first accolade under the Tundra’s belt. The Toyota Tundra has been consistently ranked at or near the top of JD Power and Consumer Reports reliability ratings since the truck debuted in 2000.

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