A Guide to the 2022 Toyota Tundra Trim Levels

The 2022 Toyota Tundra full-size pickup has six trim levels to choose from. Each one comes with its own interior features and customizations, so it helps to know what makes each trim different from the others.

Customization

The 2022 Toyota Tundra is available in six trim levels, giving shoppers plenty of flexibility when finding the perfect truck. The basic SR model comes with little flair, offering exceptional power and a well-built frame at a low price point. If you want even more power and additional features like LED fog lights, the SR5 is ideal. The Limited creates a luxurious experience through its 20-inch alloy release, 14-inch touchscreen multimedia system, and satin-chrome grille finish.

Drivers who prioritize comfort often gravitate to the Platinum because of the leather interior, climate-controlled seat system, and Qi wireless charging. Another consumer favorite is the 1794 Edition, as it offers a classic Western feel, thanks to its American walnut wood dashboard trim and traditional leather interior. The sixth trim level, the TRD Pro, uses its 18-inch BBS® forged alloy wheels and 2.5-inch FOX® shocks to tackle the toughest terrains.

Interior Features

Each 2022 Toyota Tundra trim level features unique interior features, but it’s worth highlighting some consumer favorites. Drivers love the power vertical rear window, a basic yet functional feature that has a defogging feature and privacy glass. Several trim levels also offer heated and ventilated seats so that you can enjoy your trips to deserts and snowy mountains alike. Additionally, the premium leather seats, soft-touch driver point, and ample cargo space contrast nicely with the truck’s rugged exterior.

The 2022 Tundra’s trim levels have more differences than just the ones listed here, but these are the two most important distinctions. Of course, the best way to understand these differences is to see us at Toyota of Kingsport in Kingsport, TN, and see it for yourself!

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