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Tundra Colors give it a stylish little touch and are just what the rugged and tough pickup truck deserves. The 5 different trim levels of the Toyota Tundra all offer a special style that’s not offered by its lineup, but a few paints aren’t offered across all of the trims. Colors such as Magnetic Gray Metallic, White, Midnight Black Metallic, and Celestial Silver Metallic are paints that could be used for all 5 versions. Lunar Rock, Supersonic Red, Army Green, and Blueprint are some of the additional paints your optional Toyota Tundra model may equip instead.
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Any Tundra that you see on the highway certainly has one constant attribute, power. This year, the Tundra has been rethought and redesigned to craft the most durable version of the truck to ever be seen. You’ll get your choice of a 348hp, 389 HP, or a 437 HP powertrain depending on the trim you prefer. The Tundra’s ability trait is seen in the interior cabin with the tech that’s seen inside the truck. An optional 14-inch Multimedia Touchscreen, available Panoramic View Monitor, and wireless charging provide you the control wanted behind the wheel.
Learn more about the 2022 Tundra at our Toyota dealership in Oklahoma City. Visit us in person or online to schedule your test drive. Our helpful staff is standing by to help you get into the car, truck, SUV, or minivan of your dreams.
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Toyota Tundra 2022 Colors | Bob Howard Toyota
Great Service & very helpful service tech. I recommend them! Carson was my service tech & he was great!
Everyone was friendly and helpful. Dalton was quick to respond to all of my questions.
Scheduling the appointment through the Toyota app was very easy. The service department was very courteous and efficient.
Bob Howard repaired our steering and performed necessary maintenance in record time! We had to replace our control arms and bushings and replace a power steering gear assembly. Several other maintenance items were performed at this time including a front end alignment, coolant flush, oil change, serpentine belt replacement, visor replacement and wiper blade replacement.
Took my Highlander in on 10/31 for some recalls and also asked for an oil change and 80k miles service. I was told 5 items needed attention, one being my oil pan drain plug had been stripped and they wanted $840 to replace my oil pan. I declined and will be getting a 2nd opinion. However my friend who knows cars told me this only happens when they use power tools they shouldn’t to loosened and tighten the drain plug. I also realized that I have a new dent above my rear passenger door. My car is garage kept and I haven’... Read More Full review text opened.Google - Nov 2, 2026
Took my Highlander in on 10/31 for some recalls and also asked for an oil change and 80k miles service. I was told 5 items needed attention, one being my oil pan drain plug had been stripped and they wanted $840 to replace my oil pan. I declined and will be getting a 2nd opinion. However my friend who knows cars told me this only happens when they use power tools they shouldn’t to loosened and tighten the drain plug. I also realized that I have a new dent above my rear passenger door. My car is garage kept and I haven’t driven it since picking it up from the dealer on Saturday. Needless to say I won’t be back and I definitely don’t recommend getting any service done at this dealership. I have a nice big golf ball sized dent and a stripped oil pan that I need to now replace. Also some quick googling showed that that $1k+ other fixes they recommended are easily diy and parts costs less than $100.
