When it comes to performance, all 5.7L Tundra models come equipped with a heavy-duty battery, starter, alternator, engine oil cooler, two transmission oil coolers and a warmer to help the powertrain handle the grueling demands of towing heavy loads for years to come. The Tundra also features impressive 13.9” front brake rotors with class-exclusive four piston front calipers which provide quick stops even with heavy loads.
To help drivers ensure their lights are aimed correctly for better visibility and to avoid distracting on-coming drivers, the Tundra has a driver selectable headlight leveling system. The feature can be activated from the comfort of the cab by simply turning a dial on the instrument panel and can help contractors compensate for a heavy load or trailer.
And of course, no Tundra is complete without a standard backup camera to make backing-up or connecting a trailer less stressful. The camera lens is mounted directly above the trailer hitch for easy, one-person connections.
Owners may also find the truck’s hydraulic power steering system offers more steering feel and feedback than the typical electric system found in competitor trucks. It’s designed to be more durable in heavy duty off-road conditions, and the power steering unit features a cooler to help enhance performance and long-term durability.
These details have contributed to helping Tundra win the Canadian Black Book retained value award in the full-size truck category for nine years in a row. That award recognizes vehicles that retain the highest percentage of their original MSRP after four years.
The 2018 Toyota Tundra can be a vital tool and a valuable partner for your work and your business. It’s smart, tough and powerful towing features and capabilities will help ensure that you’re in good hands when you’ve got a job to do.