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A Toyota Tundra car rental for big jobs and bigger trips
Drive a Tundra
Yes, you can rent a Toyota Tundra on Turo — book one from a local vehicle owner for a day, a week, or a month. Your Toyota Tundra car rental sits alongside every other Toyota rental on the car rental marketplace. Compare trims and prices in one place.
Every Tundra runs a 3.4L twin-turbo V6, in gas or hybrid form, paired with a 10-speed automatic. You'll find Double Cab and CrewMax versions, too. Pick your dates, choose a pickup spot, and you're set.
Tundra specs
Horsepower
437 hp
Torque
583 lb-ft
Weight
~5,500 lbs
Seats
5
Hybrid power that pulls its weight
The i-FORCE MAX hybrid is the Tundra's headline act, making 437 hp and 583 lb-ft of torque. The standard twin-turbo V6 still delivers up to 389 hp and 479 lb-ft — plenty for daily driving and heavy loads. Configured right, the Tundra tows up to 12,000 lbs, so check the listing to see how yours is set up.
Room for five in the CrewMax
The CrewMax cab gives rear passengers 41.6 in of legroom, so adults can stretch out on long drives. Every Tundra seats five, which means the whole crew rides together — no second car required. That makes it a strong pick for family road trips or a group heading to the same project.
The Double Cab is the smaller of the two cabs, with 33.3 in of rear legroom. It works well for kids, shorter trips, or riders who don't mind a snugger back seat. Check the listing to see which cab you're booking, since the difference shows up fast when every seat is full.
Payload and bed lengths for hauling
The Tundra carries up to 1,940 lbs of payload, depending on configuration. That's room for a load of mulch, a stack of lumber, or a bed full of moving boxes — all without hitching up a trailer.
Beds come in three lengths: 5.5, 6.5, or 8.1 ft. The 5.5-ft bed handles weekend gear and keeps the truck a little easier to park. The 8.1-ft bed gives long materials the most room, so match the bed to your biggest load before you book.
Stand out with a Tundra
The Tundra shines when your plans call for space and strength at the same time. Think moving day, gear for a weekend project, a boat or camper headed to the lake, or a family road trip for five. Browse pickup truck rentals on Turo to compare your options near you.
Top Tundra features
An 8-in touchscreen with wireless phone pairing
Three features make the Tundra easy to live with: a connected touchscreen, standard driver-assist tech, and a composed ride.
Every Tundra comes with an 8-in touchscreen, plus wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Your phone connects without a cable, so maps, music, and calls land on the big screen once you pair it.
That's a small detail that pays off on a long drive. Keep directions in view, queue up a playlist for the crew, and leave your phone in a cup holder instead of on the dash. Pair your phone before you pull away, and the Tundra feels familiar from the first mile.
Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 on every trim
Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 comes standard on the Tundra, so you get driver-assist tech no matter which trim you book. You won't need to hunt for a specific package to get it.
That's worth knowing in a truck this size. A full-size pickup takes more attention in traffic, at highway speeds, and in busy parking lots, so built-in assistance is a welcome backup. Take a minute at pickup to review the settings on the dash, so you know what's on before you merge into traffic.
A composed ride with the bed empty
The Tundra uses a coil-spring rear suspension, which keeps the ride composed even when the bed's empty. Big trucks can feel bouncy with nothing in back, and this setup smooths things out for everyday driving.
You'll also find RWD and 4WD versions on Turo, so the drivetrain varies from truck to truck. Check the listing to see which one you're getting — it's easy to miss. It's also useful to know before a long road trip or a busy moving weekend.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a Tundra
Get to know your Tundra
Tundra trims differ in power, so check the listing before you book. The SR makes 358 hp, SR5 and higher trims make 389 hp, and the hybrid tops out at 437 hp. Look at the cab style and bed length, too, so the truck fits your load and your crew.
Need something smaller? A Toyota Tacoma rental gives you a midsize pickup that's easier to park. For an SUV, try a Toyota 4Runner rental, or choose a Toyota Highlander rental if you need more seats.
Tundra driving tips
Drive the Tundra like the full-size truck it is. Give yourself extra room in parking garages and tight spots, and use the backup camera when you reverse.
If you plan to tow, confirm the listing allows it before you hitch up, and stay within the listed limits. Expect 19–22 mpg combined, depending on configuration. The Tundra runs on regular unleaded, so any gas station will do.
How much does it cost to rent a Tundra?
The price of a Tundra rental depends on the listing, since each local vehicle owner sets their own rate. Trim, location, and dates all affect what you'll pay, so compare a few listings before you book.
Longer trips can bring the daily cost down, with discounts for three days, one week, and monthly trips. Planning to keep the truck for 30 days or more? See long-term car rental for monthly options.
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On the Turo car rental marketplace, you can rent the perfect car for wherever you’re going from a vibrant community of trusted hosts. Whether you're flying in from afar or looking for a car down the street, searching for a rugged truck or something smooth and swanky, Turo puts you in the driver's seat of an extraordinary selection of cars rented out by local hosts.Frequently asked questions about Tundra rentals on Turo
What documents do you need to rent a Tundra on Turo?
You need a valid, physical driver's license to rent a Tundra on Turo. Photocopies of your license don't count, so bring the real card.
What type of license do you need to rent a Tundra?
You need a valid, physical driver's license to rent a Tundra. Learner's permits don't qualify, and an International Driving Permit can't replace your license.
How old do you need to be to rent a Tundra on Turo?
The minimum age to rent a Tundra on Turo depends on the vehicle's value and class. Standard vehicles require guests 18 or older, and vehicles worth more than $20,000 require 21 or older. Deluxe vehicles require 25 or older, and Super Deluxe vehicles require 30 or older.
Guests ages 18–24 pay a young driver fee, so check the Tundra listing for its exact requirement.
Do you need your own insurance to rent a Tundra?
No. You don't need to provide your own insurance to book a Tundra on Turo.
Are there discounts on Tundra rentals?
Yes, Tundra rentals on Turo can come with trip-duration discounts. Depending on the listing, you can save on trips of three days, one week, two weeks, three weeks, or a month.
Can you rent a Tundra long term?
Yes, you can rent a Tundra on Turo for a month or longer. Monthly trips run 30 days or more — handy for a long project or a move across town.
Do Tundra rentals on Turo come with unlimited mileage?
It depends on the listing. Each Tundra listing sets its own distance limit, and some offer unlimited distance, so check before you book.
Can other people drive the Tundra I rent?
Yes, other people can drive the Tundra you book. Add them as additional drivers in the Turo app — each one must be approved before they drive.
Can you get a Tundra delivered?
Some Tundra listings offer delivery. Check the listing to see whether delivery is available for your trip.
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