Thank you for your interest in our 2018 Toyota Tundra SR5 CrewMax traded with 90,922 miles. Highlights to some of additional features include:

Deck Rail System ($125 value)

• Includes deck rail system with 4 adjustable tie-down cleats.

SR5 Upgrade Package ($1,220 value)

• Includes larger fuel tank, front bucket seats, power driver's seat w/ power lumbar support, front center console w/ floor-mounted urethane shift lever and knob, tilt and telescopic urethane steering wheel, 3 front cup holders, auto-dimming rearview mirror w/ compass and HomeLink universal transceiver, and anti-theft system w/ alarm and engine immobilizer.

Convenience

• This "intelligent" cruise control system uses laser or radar to maintain a preset following distance behind another vehicle, automatically braking (to a complete stop if needed) or accelerating as required.

Safety and Security

• The vehicle is equipped with a system that senses, and then prepares, the vehicle and/or occupants, for an impending forward collision.
• The vehicle constantly monitors the roadway in front of the vehicle and identifies and tracks pedestrians on an interior display. If the system determines a likely impact, it will automatically take preventative steps to avoid hitting the pedestrian.
• The vehicle is equipped with a camera that displays an image of the area behind the vehicle on an interior display.
• Brake assist senses panic braking from the speed of the brake pedal's travel and applies all available power brake boost.

Not only do you get to enjoy such an array of amazing features with this 2018 Toyota Tundra SR5 CrewMax, but you also receive the unprecedented perks of The Valdosta Toyota Used Vehicle Advantage: that's 9 benefits and over $1,000 OF ADDED VALUE with your purchase, ONLY at Valdosta Toyota. So, act now! Our Certified Product Specialists are prepared to provide a quick and customized response to your call, text, chat, or email. Our confirmed lowest prices, answers to your questions, and award-winning dealership experience are just a few clicks away, so why delay?