It’s happened to almost anyone who lives in a cold climate. One day, you go out to start your car or truck and all you get when you turn the key is a weak whirring sound from under the hood, a click from the starter relay – or nothing at all. Whether it is because [...]

Our first-ever TundraHeadquarters meet-up took place yesterday, and while turn-out wasn’t as high as we had hoped, it was a good first effort.

After ignoring Twitter for the last year and a half, we’ve succumbed to peer pressure. Our idols over at PickupTrucks.com have a twitter feed and it’s actually kind of cool.
SO, we’re on Twitter now – you can search for “tundrahq” to follow us or see our Twitter profile here.
If you’re not sure what Twitter is [...]

There are a lot of websites that sell Toyota-made repair and replacement auto parts, but few of these companies are as qualified to sell you Toyota parts as your local Toyota dealer. While an internet website can sell you a part for a low price, there’s often no way to know if you’re buying the [...]

Most people buy their trucks with a specific purpose in mind. Some people bought their Tundra with the intention of taking advantage of its off-road capabilities, either to hit the trails or maybe take a quiet camping trip into the wilderness. Others wanted to use the cargo bay to haul oversized items, toolboxes, or [...]

The first-ever TundraHeadquarters.com Meet-Up will be in Marietta, Georgia, on April 25th, 2009.
TundraNetwork member TundraV8Yamaha is the event organizer.
Please visit the new Tundra Headquarters Events page for more information.
Special thanks to Erik for taking the bull by the horns…did I mention free t-shirts for RSVPing and attending?