2026 Toyota Tundra · Trim vs trim · CrewMax · 5.5-ft bed

2026 Toyota Tundra Platinum i-FORCE MAX vs TRD Pro: what's the difference?

The TRD Pro costs $1,960 more. 2026 US ; $2,195 extra. 2027 announced; allocation unconfirmed. It starts at $72,565 as a CrewMax · 5.5-ft bed, and the Platinum i-FORCE MAX at $70,605. The TRD Pro adds a . It comes without a or a . It also changes the , , wheels, tires and seats. As they come, it's rated to tow 11,130 lb, 140 more than the Platinum i-FORCE MAX's 10,990. Its is 1,580 lb, 70 more than the Platinum i-FORCE MAX's 1,510.

Our Tundra data has all ten gas/ grade variants, 32 factory model codes across four cab/bed bodies, 61 verified factory-equipment bundles and base towing/payload. It doesn't have 2027 updates, paint and upholstery colors, port/dealer , optional equipment mass, arbitrary factory multi-package certification and receiver-label-specific ratings yet, so something missing from this page may still be offered.

Platinum i-FORCE MAX$70,605
TRD Pro$72,565

What changes, as they come

Numbers
WhatPlatinum i-FORCE MAXTRD Pro
Towing, as it comesPlatinum i-FORCE MAX10,990 lbTRD Pro11,130 lb
Payload, best casePlatinum i-FORCE MAX1,510 lbTRD Pro1,580 lb
Combined mpgPlatinum i-FORCE MAX20 mpgTRD Pro19 mpg
City mpgPlatinum i-FORCE MAX19 mpgTRD Pro18 mpg
Highway mpgPlatinum i-FORCE MAX22 mpgTRD Pro20 mpg
Tire diameterPlatinum i-FORCE MAX32.5″TRD Pro32.6″
Wheel sizePlatinum i-FORCE MAX20″TRD Pro18″
Ground clearancePlatinum i-FORCE MAX8.5″TRD Pro9.0″
Parts
WhatPlatinum i-FORCE MAXTRD Pro
Rear axlePlatinum i-FORCE MAXRear differential with brake-based Auto LSDTRD ProElectronically locking rear differential
SuspensionPlatinum i-FORCE MAXDouble-wishbone front / multi-link coil rearTRD ProTRD Pro FOX suspension, 1.1-in front lift
WheelsPlatinum i-FORCE MAX20-inch alloy wheelsTRD Pro18-inch alloy wheels
TiresPlatinum i-FORCE MAX265/60R20TRD Pro285/65R18
SeatsPlatinum i-FORCE MAXleather front seatsTRD Prosoftex front seats
Equipment
WhatPlatinum i-FORCE MAXTRD Pro
Heated steering wheelPlatinum i-FORCE MAXYesTRD ProNot included
Panoramic View MonitorPlatinum i-FORCE MAXYesTRD ProNot included
Massaging front seatsPlatinum i-FORCE MAXYesTRD ProNot included

The same on both: horsepower (437 hp).

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The TRD Pro CrewMax · 5.5-ft bed, as it comes

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TRD Pro

$72,565

CrewMax · 5.5-ft bed

2026 US MSRP; $2,195 destination extra. 2027 announced; dealer allocation unconfirmed.

5.5 FT BED145.7″ WHEELBASE32.6″ TIRE
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Comfort & tech

What your options change

This is a stock TRD Pro. Pick a package and every part it swaps shows up here, and in orange on the truck.

  • Has Hybrid
  • Has Low range
  • Has Rear locker
  • Has Heated seats
  • Has Ventilated seats
  • Has Panoramic roof
Engine
i-FORCE MAX 3.4L twin-turbo V6 hybrid
Transmission
10-speed automatic
Drive
4WDemand part-time 4WD, two-speed transfer case
Rear differential
Electronically locking rear differential
Axle ratio
3.31:1
GCWR
17,600 lb
Base curb weight
6,050 lb
GVWR
7,630 lb
Tongue family ceiling
1,117 lb
Tires
285/65R18
Touchscreen
14″
Front seats
softex front seats
Seat massage
Not equipped
Rear legroom
41.6″ CrewMax
Tow hardware
Hitch and integrated brake controller standard

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