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2 receiver hitches fit, by the makers' own fit charts. Gross trailer weight ratings run from 12,000 to 12,000 lb; the truck's own tow rating is the limit.
Two receiver hitches are listed for the 2022-2026 Toyota Tundra, and both fit. The makers rule out neither. The listings cover the Double Cab and the CrewMax. Toyota offers three bed lengths on this truck: the Short Bed at 65.6 in. of floor length (nominal 5.5 ft), the Standard Bed at 77.6 in. (6.5 ft) and the Long Bed at 96.5 in. (8.1 ft). The truck also has a power open-and-close tailgate with hands-free knee-lift assist, offered by grade, and a deck rail system with four adjustable tie-down cleats. Toyota's sheets state a Class-IV receiver for the truck but do not publish the opening size, so the 2 in. opening below comes from the hitch makers, not from Toyota. Both hitches are custom-fit, both are listed as no drilling, and both name the 2022-2026 model years.
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Hitch class: IVReceiver opening: 2Gross trailer weight rating: 12,000 lb
Fits CURT lists this hitch for 2022-2026 Tundra trucks without a factory receiver. It uses the truck's existing hardware.
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Hitch class: VReceiver opening: 2Gross trailer weight rating: 12,000 lb
Fits Draw-Tite lists this hitch for 2022-2026 Tundra, with a 25-minute install and no drilling. Draw-Tite lists no exclusions.
Check price on AmazonCURT lists this hitch for 2022-2026 Tundra trucks without a factory receiver. It uses the truck's existing hardware.
Draw-Tite lists this hitch for 2022-2026 Tundra, with a 25-minute install and no drilling. Draw-Tite lists no exclusions.
Both hitches are the same product type: a custom-fit receiver hitch with a 2 in. opening. That leaves two choices, and the ratings do not separate them. The CURT Class 4 Trailer Hitch, part number 14022, and the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Class 5 Trailer Hitch, part number 41955, each list a gross trailer weight rating of 12000 lb and a tongue weight rating of 1200 lb, so the lowest and highest ratings here are the same: 12000 lb gross and 1200 lb tongue. The class label is the visible difference: CURT calls its hitch Class IV, while Draw-Tite calls its hitch Class V. Draw-Tite gives an install time of 25 minutes, and CURT does not state one. The CURT note says it uses pre-existing vehicle hardware. The one factory option that matters is the receiver itself. CURT's listing carries the note excluding factory receiver, so a truck that left the factory with a receiver is outside that listing. The tailgate and deck rail systems do not change the answer in either maker's listing. Pick on class label, install time and the part number you can match on the box.
Neither hitch is ruled out by its maker, so the cautions come from the maker notes. CURT part 14022 says excluding factory receiver. Check whether your Tundra already has one before ordering. Draw-Tite part 41955 lists no exclusions, and its note gives 25 minutes with no drilling. Neither listing splits by bed length, so the Short Bed, Standard Bed and Long Bed are all covered by the same two part numbers as listed. Toyota does not publish the receiver opening size in its sheets, so treat the 2 in. figure as the hitch makers' statement. Before buying, match the part number, the model year range of 2022-2026 and the Double Cab or CrewMax cab on the listing.
Factory towing note from the automaker: Class-IV receiver stated; opening size not published
1 of the 3 receiver hitches made for the 2007-2021 Toyota Tundra are also made for this truck.
Two custom-fit receiver hitches are listed: CURT part 14022 and Draw-Tite part 41955. Both have a 2 in. receiver, list 2022-2026 Tundra, and are marked as no drilling.
Both listed hitches carry a gross trailer weight rating of 12000 lb and a tongue weight rating of 1200 lb. That is the hitch rating from the makers, not Toyota's tow rating for the truck.
Both listings say no drilling. CURT part 14022 uses pre-existing vehicle hardware. Draw-Tite part 41955 gives an install time of 25 minutes with no drilling.
No. The makers do not split out the Short Bed (65.6 in. floor), Standard Bed (77.6 in.) and Long Bed (96.5 in.). Both listings name the 2022-2026 Tundra without a bed-length condition.
It depends on the maker. CURT part 14022 is called Class IV and Draw-Tite part 41955 is called Class V. Both list a 2 in. opening and the same 12000 lb and 1200 lb ratings.