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The weight of the 2014 Toyota Tundra ranges from 4,760 to 5,860 pounds, depending on the trim level you choose, which affects the number of parts on the vehicle. These weight measurements are for the car when it's empty, so if you load it up, it will weigh even more.
In 2014, different models of the Toyota Tundra vary in weight depending on their engine size and bed length. For example, the 4.0L engine coupled with a 6.5-foot standard bed has a curb weight of 5010 lbs in the 4X2 Double Cab version. On the other hand, the 4.0L engine with an 8.1-foot long bed weighs 4760 lbs in the 4X2 Regular Cab version. Models equipped with the 4.6L engine and a 5.5-foot short bed have different curb weights – 5335 lbs for the 4X2 Crew Max and 5625 lbs for the 4X4 Crew Max. Additionally, the 4.6L engine paired with a 6.5-foot standard bed has curb weights of 4730 lbs for the 4X2 Regular Cab, 5185 lbs for the 4X2 Double Cab, and 5010 lbs for the 4X4 Double Cab. Similarly, models with the 5.7L engine and a 5.5-foot short bed weigh 5480 lbs for the 4X2 Crew Max and 5860 lbs for the 4X4 Crew Max. When it comes to the 5.7L engine matched with a 6.5-foot standard bed, the curb weight is 5320 lbs for the 4X2 Double Cab and 5625 lbs for the 4X4 Double Cab. Lastly, models with the 5.7L engine and an 8.1-foot long bed have curb weights of 5085 lbs for the 4X2 Regular Cab, 5500 lbs for the 4X2 Double Cab, 5340 lbs for the 4X4 Regular Cab, and 5755 lbs for the 4X4 Double Cab.