Toyota Tundra Retrax Tonneau Covers

Toyota Tundra owners demand toughness, and Retrax delivers with heavy-duty, retractable tonneau covers engineered for strength and functionality. Built to withstand harsh conditions, Retrax covers provide seamless access to your truck bed while ensuring maximum protection from the elements and theft.

Designed with premium materials such as aluminum slats and durable polycarbonate, Retrax covers blend ruggedness with modern innovation. With a smooth, effortless retraction system, you can secure your cargo on the go while maintaining a sleek, aerodynamic profile. Take your Tundra to the next level with a Retrax tonneau cover built to handle anything.

Toyota Tundra: History, Timeline & Interesting Facts

• The Toyota Tundra first appeared in the dealerships in 1999, for the model year of 2000. It is a full-size pickup truck that is available in 4 body styles: regular cab (2 doors), double cab and crew max (4 doors).
• In 2000, the Toyota Tundra was nominated the truck of the year by Motortrend magazine.
• The supercharged version of the Tundra was introduced by the Toyota Racing Department (TRD) in 2001, and featured a 3.4 L V6 with more advanced power output of 240 hp. For the model years of 2002 and 2003, TRD increased the output of this engine to 300 horsepower.
• In 2004, Toyota added the Tundra in Double cab to their lineup. The Toyota Tundra Double Cab featured 4 doors, and all 4 doors were rear-opening.
• In 2005, the Toyota Tundra got a new engine option, which was a 4.0 L V6 with the output of 236 hp.
• For 2006, several reputable automotive magazines noted, that the Tundra is not a competitor to the heavy-duty ‘Big Three’ pickups due to lower GWTR. However, the same year Insurance Institute of Highways Safety rated the Toyota Tundra as ‘Good’ after a series of crash tests they conducted, while the competitors were rated way lower. The full-size pickup trucks by Dodge and Ford were rated as ‘Poor’ while GM trucks got ‘Marginal’ IIHS rating.
• In 2007, the Toyota Tundra debuted in the second generation. Certain cosmetic elements and overall body design resembled the Tacoma.
• In 2008, the American magazine MotorTrend nominated the Toyota Tundra the truck of the year.
• In 2009, the Tundra met E85 fuel capability standard.
• For the model year of 2010, the Tundra was somewhat refreshed and gained new front fascia, as the grille and headlights were revised. The same year, the Japanese carmaker added the upscale trim level of the truck, the Platinum.
• In 2011, the Tundra in the Rock Warrior trim level was updated with a range of new features.
• For 2012, the Tundra with a 5.7 L V8 engine was the most powerful version of the truck and featured 381 hp.
• In February, 2013, Toyota unveiled the refreshed version of the Tundra at the Chicago Auto show. Production of the new Toyota Tundra started in 2013 for the model year of 2014.
• In 2015, Toyota introduced the new performance version of the Tundra, the TRD PRO.
• For the model year of 2016, Toyota altered the grille on the SR5 Tundra and added new technical features to the 1794 Edition models.
• In 2017, Toyota sold 116.285 Tundras, which is more, than the 2016 annual sales.
• For 2018, the design of the Tundra along with the technical characteristics of the truck did not gain any significant changes.