Tundra’s Towing Tech – Which Features Do You Actually Use?

IRONMAN4X4 · 2026-01-12T22:00:06+00:00

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TRD JON

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Jun 19, 2025

The 3rd Gen Tundra has some great towing features: integrated trailer brake controller, backup assist, trailer profiles, and even blind spot monitoring with trailer coverage.

For those regularly towing campers, boats, or enclosed trailers — which of these features do you actually rely on? Is the backup assist worth learning? Do the trailer profiles really help with sway or shifting? Also, who has the integrated airbag/ auto leveling system?

Would love to hear your setup, trailer weight, and any tips or features you’ve found useful on the road.