Today Toyota announced pricing for the 2015 TRD Pro Tundra trucks.
The trucks will begin arriving at dealerships late next month, and include several noteworthy upgrades:
- TRD Bilstein front & rear remote reservoir shocks ($900)
- TRD-tuned front springs providing 2" of lift ($300)
- De-tuned rear springs for better ride on rough terrain ($300)
- “TOYOTA” front grille ($200)
- TRD badging & special design changes ($800)
- All-black 18-inch TRD alloy wheels with Michelin Off-Road tires designed exclusively for Tundra ($1500)
- TRD front skid plate ($180)
- We estimate a cost of about $4180 to replicate the modifications included on this truck from the factory.
Depending on which model you order, the pricing for the TRD Pro version of the 2015 Tundra ranges from $41,285 (Double Cab with a 5.7-liter V8 & 6 speed auto) to $43,900 (CrewMax V8 & 6 speed auto).
On the Double Cab model, this is about $6295 more than a similarly equipped SR5 wth the TRD Off Road Package, and Toyota doesn't specificy which base model the TRD Pro is most similar to. For the DC the TRD Pro option seems a little steep.
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For the Crew Max, however, the TRD Pro model comes in about $2975 more than a similar SR5 with the TRD Off Road Package, so it's a much better value.
Like the 4Runner & Tacoma TRD Pro models, the Tundra TRD Pro will fit those looking for a ready-to-go truck with light modifications and a factory warranty. If you're planning to heavily modify your truck, in many cases it's still better to go with a base model and choose individual modifications. Still, at just under $44k for a Crew Max TRD Pro, it may be a great platform for a large exploration rig.
SOURCE: Toyota.com
