Review: 2020 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro CrewMax

Doubling down on the brand's work hard, play hard philosophy for 2020, this year's Toyota Tundra has received new multimedia upgrades as well as an available TRD double cab configuration. Ready to get down to business and facilitate leisure activities, the rugged full-size pickup offers up to 10,200 pounds of towing capacity and a maximum payload of 1,730 pounds as part of the Toyota's all-V8 lineup with 381-horsepower 5.7L i-FORCE Engine which is assembled exclusively in San Antonio, Texas. Toyota Safety Sense-Pedestrian (TSS-P) active safety system is standard on all models; Apple CarPlay® and Android compatibility is also offered on all models; and additionally, and smart key with push button start now comes standard on many of the models.

For the 2020 Tundra lineup, there's added emphasis on play with an additional TRD Pro model, enhanced multimedia and expanded comfort and convenience features.

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Source: Toyota | TRD stands for Toyota Racing Development, and this performance division made its off-road mark with Baja-winning Toyota pickups for three decades. The motorsports prowess comes through in the Tundra TRD Pro, which is now also available in the Double Cab model for 2020. Featuring Fox Internal Bypass shocks at all four wheels, Rigid Industries fog lights, and forged aluminum BBS wheels, the TRD Pro backs up its muscular looks with ultimate off-road capability in the Tundra line. The Fox 2.5-inch front shocks and TRD-tuned springs provide an additional 2 inches of front lift, along with an additional 1.5 inches of front wheel travel. Out back, 2.5-inch Fox internal bypass shocks feature piggyback reservoirs to ensure consistent damping performance in the toughest terrain. Compared to other Tundra models, the TRD Pro suspension increases rear-wheel travel by more than 2 inches. A grille featuring prominent TOYOTA lettering, a hood scoop, plus 18-inch BBS forged-aluminum, five-spoke satin black wheels give TRD Pro the brawniest look in the Tundra fleet. Function meets form in the wheels, which when introduced for 2019, reduced un-sprung mass by a significant 3.35 lbs. per wheel. Such details make a big difference in on- and off-road handling and ride quality. The wheels are fitted as standard with Michelin P275/65R18 all-terrain tires. Outside, black badging is featured throughout, and TRD Pro is stamped on the bed's rear quarter panels. Inside, TRD Pro logos garnish the driver and front passenger leather-trimmed seats, and red stitching adorns the dash, seats and armrests. A truck that can get out into nature ought to let you see more of it, which is why the TRD Pro features a standard power moonroof. TRD Pro floor mats, shift knob and a center-console emblem help complete the distinctive style. A dual TRD Pro exhaust system with black chrome tailpipe tips gives this truck a mean growl on the trail and highway. Beneath the front end, a TRD Pro 1/4-inch skid plate wears signature red Toyota lettering. TRD Pro also received Smart Key with Push Button Start for 2020. The Tundra TRD Pro is available in Super White, Midnight Black Metallic, Magnetic Gray Metallic and the TRD Pro-exclusive Army Green for 2020.

Specifications

Engine: 381 horsepower 5.7L V8
Torque: 401 pound-feet
Transmission: 6-speed automatic
Color Shown: Army Green
Wheels: 18" forged aluminum TRD
Sound: Premium audio with 12 JBL speakers including subwoofer and amplifier
Fuel: 13/17/15 (mpg city/highway/combined)
MSRP (starts): $52,930
MSRP (shown): $54,414

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