Toyota Tundra 4x4 Tech Articles

2007 Toyota Tundra Project Truck Update

Our Tundra, 31,763 Miles Later more

Pure Perfection Toyota Tundra Lift Kit

Taking Tundra Suspensions To A New Height more

Locked and Loaded OR-Fab Tire Carrier

Thanks To OR-Fab, We Finally Have A Place For Our Project Tundra's Spare more

Air Up For Heavy Hauling

A Set Of Air Helper Springs Are A Great Boost For Sagging Rear Ends more

Breathe Easy

Volant's New Tundra Goodies more

Tundra Lift Tactics

We Install Pro Comp's New Tundra Kit more

Tame But Tough Tundra

Old Man Emu's 2 1/2-Inch Lift Is Very Livable more

"Towering" Toyotas

Mild Lifting For Late-Model Toys more

Solid Choices

Our Project Tundra Teams Up With Pro Comp more

We Tried To Outrun Them

Soltek Light Systems By Baja Designs more

Tundra's Tail

Toyota's New Rear End Is Worth Talking About more

Off Road Truck Bumper Buyer's Guide

We take a look at the bumpers available for your off road truck! more

Build A Better Bumper

How It's Done In The Duncan Metal Zone more

Controlled Ascent - Technical

A Launch-Ready Front Suspension For The Tundra From Camburg more

2005 Toyota Tundra 4x4 - Concealed Distinction

We turn an '05 Tundra into an Off-Road fun machine. more

Bomb-Proof Traction

The quest to upgrade OR's project Toyota Tundra recently led us to Currie Enterprises in Anaheim, California. Since we'd already widened the track width of the Tundra with a new front suspension, we decided to take the same approach with the rearend. Deaver Sp more

Suck, Squeeze, and Blow

We like the Toyota Tundra for a bunch of different reasons, but the most important one is that you can drive off the dealer's lot with 4WD and a factory supercharged V-8 engine. The TRD package for the Tundra, which includes the righteous supercharger addition more