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The right order depends on how the truck is used. For towing, start with brakes such as PowerStop Z36 Truck & Tow, load support such as Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 air springs or the Timbren SES Spacer Kit, and the aFe BladeRunner Transmission Oil Cooler Kit.
For trail use, start with protection and suspension: Westcott Designs rock sliders, Rival 4x4 skid plates and a lift kit or coilover system from ICON, Bilstein, Fox or King Shocks. Cold air intakes and charge pipes from SXTH Element or aFe will benefit performance.
For the 2022+ Tundra we carry suspension from ICON, Bilstein, Fox, King Shocks, ARB Old Man Emu, Camburg, Fabtech, Eibach, Tuff Country, Westcott Designs, Whiteline, SuperPro, Air Lift and Timbren, and armor, steps and racks from Addictive Desert Designs, DV8 Offroad, Cali Raised, Southern Style Offroad, Westin, Go Rhino, N-Fab, AMP Research, Rival 4x4, Superwinch and Undercover. Lighting comes from Baja Designs, Rigid Industries and Diode Dynamics, and engine and exhaust parts from aFe, K&N, SXTH Element, J&L, CORSA Performance, Borla, MagnaFlow, AWE, Flowmaster, Gibson, MBRP, Milltek and HKS.
We also carry brakes from EBC, PowerStop and Carbotech, wheels from Method Race Wheels, ICON Alloys, Fifteen52, KONIG and Enkei, floor liners and exterior protection from WeatherTech, Husky Liners, 3D MAXpider and Rally Armor, Retrax tonneau covers, Liqui Moly oil change kits and genuine Toyota OEM parts.
The i-FORCE is the Tundra's twin-turbo V6, rated by Toyota at 389 horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque for 2026. The i-FORCE MAX hybrid uses the same twin-turbo V6 and adds a motor generator with a clutch in the bell housing between the engine and the 10-speed automatic, for 437 net combined horsepower and 583 lb-ft.
At launch for 2022, Toyota made i-FORCE MAX an option on Limited, Platinum and 1794, and for 2024 it offered the TRD Pro and Capstone exclusively with i-FORCE MAX. Some Tundra parts fit only one powertrain, so check the fitment notes on each product page.
Aftermarket parts do not raise the towing rating Toyota assigns to your Tundra. Toyota lists a 12,000 pound maximum towing capacity for the 2026 Tundra, and the rating for a specific truck varies by configuration, so check the figure for your truck with Toyota. Added accessories count against payload, and a lift and larger tires can make the truck feel less settled under load.
For trucks that tow often, towing-focused parts such as PowerStop Z36 Truck & Tow brake pads and Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 air springs help the truck handle a load but do not increase its rated capacity.
The Tundra-specific parts in this collection are listed for the 2022 and newer Tundra, the generation Toyota introduced for the 2022 model year with a twin-turbo V6 and a multi-link coil spring rear suspension. Parts made for the 2021 and older Tundra are generally not interchangeable, so check the model years in each product title. A few items, such as universal lighting and wheels, are not vehicle specific.
Some items list different fitment by cab, bed length, suspension (such as rear air suspension) or powertrain, which is noted on each product page. Contact us with your VIN if you want fitment confirmed before you order.
Tundra parts orders are processed within one to five business days, excluding weekends, holidays, pre-orders and backorders. Orders over $199 ship free by ground within the continental United States, excluding freight items, and we also ship to Canada, Australia and non-continental US addresses with duties and taxes paid by the customer.
New, uninstalled parts in original packaging can be returned within 30 days of shipment, subject to a 25 percent restocking fee, with return shipping paid by the customer. Installed parts, custom or special order items, fluids and consumables are not returnable.
Toyota Tundra Parts & Aftermarket Upgrades
Build your Toyota Tundra with our complete collection of Tundra parts and aftermarket upgrades. Housing every product we offer for the platform, this collection covers the third generation XK70 trucks.
The current Tundra runs the i-FORCE 3.4L twin turbocharged V6 or the i-FORCE MAX hybrid, replacing the naturally aspirated V8 and bringing forced induction to a full size truck that is now genuinely responsive to airflow, cooling, and calibration work. At the same time it remains a towing and hauling platform first, which is why suspension matched to real load, brakes, and fluid management matter as much here as horsepower does.
Our Tundra aftermarket parts span every category: suspension and leveling kits, wheels and tires, exhaust and intake from AWE Tuning, aFe, Borla, and Flowmaster, brakes, bed and cab accessories, armor and recovery gear from ARB and Superwinch, lighting, and genuine OEM Toyota parts. Shop the full Tundra All Products collection and start building today.