What is the convenience package on Tundra?

The Convenience Package is an optional bundle that groups comfort and technology upgrades for easier daily use; exact items change by year and trim.

What the Convenience Package typically includes

The following items are commonly found in the package across various model years and trims. Exact content can vary, so verify with the dealer or the official brochure for your specific vehicle.

• Power-adjustable driver's seat


• Keyless entry with push-button start


• Dual-zone automatic climate control


• Heated steering wheel


• Heated exterior mirrors


• Auto-dimming rearview mirror


• Upgraded infotainment system with a larger display or navigation (feature availability varies)


• Fog lights

The package is designed to add practical comfort and convenience without requiring buyers to select multiple standalone options, but the exact lineup can differ by year and region.

Availability by trim and year

Availability and content of the Convenience Package depend on the model year and the chosen trim. It is typically offered on mid-level and higher trims, and may be bundled with other options or offered as a standalone upgrade. In some markets or years, it may not be available on base configurations.

• Usually available on SR5 and higher trims, with variations by year and market


• Often bundled with or replaces certain separate options like premium audio or leather seating in different configurations


• Not guaranteed on the base Work Truck/Standard trims in all model years

Because contents shift with generations and regional packages, buyers should confirm the exact features and price for their specific vehicle build.

How to confirm exactly what's in your build

To verify the precise contents of the Convenience Package for a specific Tundra, use these steps:

• Check the window sticker (Monroney label) or the vehicle’s build sheet for “Convenience Package” and its components


• Use Toyota’s official online build configurator for your year and trim to see included features


• Ask a Toyota dealer to pull the exact option code and description for the VIN

This due-diligence helps ensure you know exactly what you’re getting and how it affects pricing and value.

Why the Convenience Package matters for buyers

For many buyers, the Convenience Package represents a meaningful upgrade in daily usability—improving comfort, driver experience, and ease of use on longer trips. It can also influence resale appeal, provided the features are well-maintained and align with buyer expectations. However, because the package contents can vary by year and trim, it’s essential to confirm the exact features before purchasing.

Summary

The Toyota Tundra’s Convenience Package is a versatile option designed to bundle popular comfort and tech upgrades into one trim-level enhancement. Its exact lineup and availability depend on the model year and trim, so prospective buyers should consult the latest brochure or a dealership to confirm the contents, pricing, and how it fits their needs.

What is the best Tundra package?

The "best" Tundra package depends on your needs, but the Capstone is the best for luxury and features, while the TRD Pro is best for off-roading. For a balanced combination of features and price, the Limited or Platinum trims are often recommended. The TRD Pro package is specifically built for off-road capability with specialized suspension and tires, whereas the Capstone focuses on on-road luxury with premium leather, unique wood trim, and advanced technology like a heads-up display.
 
This video compares the Toyota Tundra Limited and Platinum trims: 55sToyotaJeff ReviewsYouTube · Jul 7, 2024
Best for luxury

• Capstone: This is the highest trim level and offers the most luxurious Tundra experience.
  • Features: Semi-aniline leather-trimmed, 10-way power-adjustable massaging front seats, 22-inch chrome and machined-finish alloy wheels, and a two-tone interior with dark American walnut wood-grain trim.
  • Technology: Includes a 10-inch color heads-up display and power running boards with a BedStep. 

Best for off-roading 

• TRD Pro: This is the most capable Tundra for off-road adventures.
  • Features: Includes 18-inch forged aluminum wheels with Falken WILDPEAK tires, a TRD Pro off-road suspension, and a special TOYOTA grill with an LED light bar.
  • Trade-off: Lower fuel efficiency compared to other trims. 

Best for a balance of luxury and value 

• Platinum: An excellent option for those who want many luxury features without the Capstone price tag. 
  • Features: Features leather-trimmed seats, a 14-inch touchscreen, JBL audio, and a pano roof. 
  • Technology: Offers a 10-inch heads-up display and power running boards (check for specific availability). 
• Limited: This trim is well-stocked with desirable features at a more reasonable price point. 
  • Features: Includes leather-trimmed seats, a 12-speaker JBL sound system, and a 14-inch touchscreen. 
  • Technology: Available with the hybrid powertrain for increased power and torque. 

This video explains how to build the ideal Toyota Tundra Limited TRD trim: 1mTundraDude34YouTube · Aug 13, 2025
Other notable options

• SR5 with TRD Off-Road package: A great entry-level option that offers a good blend of off-road capability and daily usability.
  • Features: Includes off-road enhancements like TRD-tuned suspension, multi-terrain select, and crawl control. 

What is included in the Toyota Convenience Package?

The contents of the Toyota "Convenience Package" vary depending on the specific model and year, but commonly include features like a Smart Key System with push-button start and an auto-dimming rearview mirror with HomeLink®. Other models might feature items like alloy wheels, Bluetooth, satellite radio, or a rear-view camera. 
Common inclusions

• Smart Key System: Allows for keyless entry and push-button start. 
• Auto-dimming rearview mirror with HomeLink®: The mirror automatically dims to reduce glare, and HomeLink® integrates with your garage door opener. 
• Push button start: Allows you to start the engine with the push of a button once you have the Smart Key. 

Other possible inclusions

• Alloy wheels: Provides a more premium look compared to standard steel wheels.
• Bluetooth®: For hands-free phone connectivity.
• Rear View Camera: Assists with parking and backing up.
• Satellite Radio: Access to satellite radio services.
• Steering wheel-mounted controls: Buttons on the steering wheel for audio or other features.
• Emergency Brake Assist: An electronic safety feature. 

Note

• It is important to check the specific features for the model and year you are interested in, as they can differ.

Which Toyota Tundra to stay away from?

You should generally avoid the 2007, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2022, and 2023 model years of the Toyota Tundra due to issues like rust, engine problems, and poor reliability ratings. Specific issues vary by year, with early second-generation models (2007-2013) often cited for rust and engine/air pump failures, while the 2014 model year has complaints about premature brake wear and transmission problems. The third-generation 2022 and 2023 models have also received lower reliability scores and recalls due to potential engine issues.
 
Model years to avoid

• 2007: A high number of complaints regarding engine problems, including air injection pump failure and knocking pistons. 
• 2012: Considered one of the worst years, with high repair costs and issues with the engine and air induction pump. 
• 2013: Reports of gearbox issues, lower fuel efficiency, and frame rust problems. 
• 2014: Complaints include premature brake wear, drivetrain vibrations, and infotainment system glitches. 
• 2022 and 2023: These third-generation models have lower reliability ratings from sources like Consumer Reports, with recall notices issued for potential engine failure. 

General considerations

• High mileage: Avoid any Tundra with over 200,000 miles, as components may be nearing the end of their lifespan. 
• Rust: Be particularly cautious of early second-generation models (2007-2013) due to a documented issue with frame rust. 

What is the SR5 convenience package?

SR5 convenience package: heated side mirrors, a blind-spot monitor, front and rear parking assist with automatic braking.