Carrying capacity is vehicle-specific
Options, passengers, cargo and trailer tongue load matter. Use the vehicle's own label value when you want TowGauge to complete the payload check.
Open TowGaugeTowGauge currently has 1 source-backed 2022 Tundra record live. This is explicitly partial-year coverage: only the configurations listed here are verified, and TowGauge does not infer the rest of the lineup.
TowGauge publishes exact Toyota Canada configurations as they are verified. Unmapped 2022 Tundra configurations are not assigned a rating from a neighbouring trim or model year.
TowGauge currently has partial 2022 Tundra coverage. Only the configurations shown below are verified; ratings are not inferred for the rest of the model year.
Options, passengers, cargo and trailer tongue load matter. Use the vehicle's own label value when you want TowGauge to complete the payload check.
Open TowGaugeTowGauge can show broader capability statements for context without pretending they apply to every configuration in the database.
View Toyota sourceEach live record retains the Toyota Canada source used to create it. Values that are not uniquely established by the source remain unresolved.
Open primary Toyota sourceTowGauge currently has partial 2022 Tundra coverage. The highest towing rating in the configurations verified so far is 10,340 lb, but that is not presented as the maximum for the entire model year. Only the configurations listed on this page are currently mapped.
No. Towing capacity can vary by configuration, drivetrain, powertrain, cab, bed and equipment. TowGauge stores the source-backed configuration instead of applying one headline number to every vehicle.
Vehicle-specific carrying capacity should come from the actual vehicle label when that check matters. TowGauge leaves that value unresolved rather than substituting a model-wide comparison figure.
TowGauge handles the published rating and tells you when another vehicle-specific input would improve the result.