Regular & Double Cab 6.5ft Bed w/ Deck Rail Sys PowertraxPRO MX — 07+ Toyota Tundra
Regular & Double Cab Long Bed w/ Deck Rail Sys RetraxPRO MX — 07+ Toyota Tundra
Regular & Double Cab 6.5ft Bed w/ Deck Rail Sys RetraxPRO MX — 07+ Toyota Tundra
Regular & Double Cab 6.5ft Bed w/ Deck Rail Sys RetraxONE MX — 07+ Toyota Tundra
Regular & Double Cab 6.5ft Bed w/ Deck Rail System PowertraxPRO XR — 07-18 Toyota Tundra
Regular & Double Cab Long Bed with Deck Rail System RetraxPRO XR — 07-18 Toyota Tundra
Regular & Double Cab 6.5ft Bed with Deck Rail System RetraxPRO XR — 07-18 Toyota Tundra
Toyota Tundra Off-Road Parts & Accessories
The Toyota Tundra is a full-size truck built for heavy-duty use on and off the road. Trail Rig Parts carries off-road upgrades for the Tundra including steel bumpers, suspension systems, performance exhaust, lighting, and recovery equipment from the brands Tundra owners trust.
Whether you own a 2nd gen (2007–2021) or the redesigned 3rd gen (2022+) Tundra, our catalog includes parts specifically designed for the Tundra's larger frame and heavier weight class. From weekend trail runs to full overland builds, we have the parts to get your Tundra trail-ready.
Essential Tundra Upgrades
- Steel front and rear bumpers built for the Tundra's full-size frame
- Lift kits and leveling systems for improved stance and clearance
- Truck bed accessories — tonneau covers, bed racks, and cargo systems
- Performance exhaust systems for the 5.7L V8 and twin-turbo V6
Frequently Asked Questions
What size tires fit a stock Toyota Tundra?
Stock Tundras typically come with 275/65R18 tires. With a 2-3 inch lift, you can comfortably fit 35-inch tires. A leveling kit alone allows for 33-inch tires on most Tundra trims without rubbing issues.
Is the 2022+ Tundra good for off-roading?
The 3rd gen Tundra (2022+) is very capable off-road, especially in TRD Pro trim with its Fox internal bypass shocks. The new twin-turbo V6 produces 389 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque, and the coil-spring rear suspension improves ride quality over the previous leaf springs.
What's the best exhaust system for a Tundra?
Popular choices include MBRP, Borla, and Magnaflow. Cat-back systems offer the best balance of sound improvement and power gains without triggering check engine lights. Axle-back systems are a budget-friendly option for improved exhaust note alone.