Toyota Tundra: which body do you have?
Compare your car with the pictures. The year you bought it is only a hint, because bodies changed at different times in different regions.
Tundra (2014–2021, second generation)
2014 – 2021
- Second-generation Tundra with the 2014 front end: tall grille, squared headlights and round fog lamps in the lower bumper
- Limited and 1794 Edition have their own front bumper and grille; Platinum has its own grille
- SR / SR5 / TRD Sport / TRD Pro share one front bumper, grille and headlight pattern
- TRD Sport has a hood scoop: choose the scooped hood on hood kits. Trucks with and without fender flares need different bumper, hood and fender patterns: choose the flare option
- Front and rear parking sensors are optional on some trims: choose the sensor options on bumper kits
- Regular Cab (two doors), Double Cab (four doors) or CrewMax (four long doors): choose the cab on side, rocker, roof and full-body kits
- Not covered: Bed sides and bed rails (no kit covers the bed)
Tundra (2022+, XK70)
2022 onwards
- Third-generation Tundra with a very large squared grille, slim headlights and a flat, wide hood
- 1794 Edition and Capstone share the base pattern set; Limited has its own front bumper and grille, Platinum its own front bumper
- SR and SR5 each have their own front bumper and hood; TRD Pro has its own front bumper, hood and rear bumper
- Double Cab and CrewMax have different rocker panels: choose the cab on side, rocker, roof and full-body kits
- Front and rear parking sensors vary by trim and package: choose the sensor options on bumper kits
- i-FORCE MAX hybrid models share every panel with the V6 trucks
- Not covered: Bed sides and bed rails (no kit covers the bed)
Find my fit
Tell us when and where the car was sold and we will suggest the body. You still confirm with the pictures.