New 2027 ToyotaTundra SR5
- Exterior Color
- Ice Cap
- Interior Color
- SX Black Fabric
- Fuel Economy
- 18/23 MPG City/Hwy
- Transmission
- 10-Speed Electronically Controlled automatic Transmission with intelligence (ECT-i) and sequential shift mode
- Drivetrain
- Rear-Wheel Drive
- Engine
- i-FORCE V6 Engine
- Bed Length
- 5.5-Ft.
- VIN
- 5TFLA5AB0VX45B052
Toyota
Tundra
Included Packages & Accessories
- Bed Step.
- Non-Skid Spray-On Bed Liner.
- Dual-Step Running Board - Black.
- All Weather Floor Liners.
- Tailgate Insert - Black.
- Cargo Bed Light.
- Ball Mount.
- Connectivity Kit.
- Catalytic Converter Shield.
- Mud Guards.
- Vehicle Protection Package.
- Center Console Safe.
- Exhaust Tip - Black Chrome.
- Rear Under Seat Lockable Storage.
- Vehicle Fueling.
- PDS - Pre Delivery Services.
- Owner's Portfolio.
- 50 State Emissions.
- SR5 Painted BSM Mirror.
- SX Package.
Included Packages & Options
Included Options
- Bed Step.$455
- Non-Skid Spray-On Bed Liner.$615
- Dual-Step Running Board - Black.$879
- All Weather Floor Liners.$285
- Tailgate Insert - Black.$135
- Cargo Bed Light.$329
- Ball Mount.$99
- Connectivity Kit.$79
- Catalytic Converter Shield.$645
- Mud Guards.$189
- Vehicle Protection Package.$399
- Center Console Safe.$395
- Exhaust Tip - Black Chrome.$132
- Rear Under Seat Lockable Storage.$599
- SR5 Painted BSM Mirror.$10
- SX Package.$920
KBB.com Consumer Reviews

Overall3.4Out of 5
- 5.0
Sr5 crew cab 2024 4x4
By Longa | on 9/28/2026 5:59:24 PM
2 years with this pickup without any major problems , great truck for work and towning………………………………….… - 5.0
Been an awesome truck!
By Machman | on 7/1/2026 8:13:31 PM
I do wish they would offer a V8 version but everything else including the power is better on my new 2025 Tundra compared to my 2014 Tundra model. - Faster and better for towing - Handles Much better and way better breaking. - Better interior quality in the new model, the door panels in my 2014 would get scratched if a slight breeze blew on them and the sync to my phone and voice features barely worked in my older Tundra. - Overall Reliability goes to the previous gen, my 2014 model which did have a front transfer case leak around 15-20,000 miles as well. - So far, no mechanical issues in my 2025 Tundra. - The new Tundra is safer with the driving features and airbags, and the automatic rear braking feature is nice, but it doesn't have to many nanny driving features at all. - Looks are an opinion as I like both, newer model looks a little meaner though! Mine has a 3 inch suspension lift. -I do love some of the new tech with the backup camera and heated and cooled seats. -I love that they still kept the center console/manual shifter. Not a fan of the electronic shifters and dials etc. -Still, plenty of buttons to control everything without the use of having to use the big screen. -The v6 with a Shelby Borla muffler swap sounds pretty mean, deep and nothing like a regular v6. -It's a lot faster and more agile than my 2014 model. They still kept the back full roll down window as well which is nice. -The seats are pretty comfy and more adjustable. -I like the new driving modes, Eco, Sport, terrain etc.… - 5.0
I absolutely love mine!
By James L | on 5/27/2026 8:54:41 AM
So I baught my 2026 Tundra 1794 about 3 months ago. I absolutely love this beautiful machine. Everything about it screams luxury and class. I've so far had 0 issues. I have no complaints what so ever.…
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