Toyota Tundra vs Nissan Titan

Tundra vs Titan: Towing and Payload Capacity

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Both the Tundra and Titan are powered by impressive V8 engines, and that sort of power is expected to produce some serious towing and payload potential. You’ll find that strength on both trucks, but one manages to move the needle a little further.

In terms of maximum towing capacity when properly equipped, you’ll see the following between the two trucks:

• Toyota Tundra: 10,200 pounds
• Nissan Titan: 9,310 pounds

You’ll also find the following maximum payload capacity metrics when properly configured:

• Toyota Tundra: 1,730 pounds
• Nissan Titan: 1,690 pounds

The Tundra is great because it already comes standard with a Tow Package. With it, you’ll get such items as a trailer hitch receiver and a 4-/7- pin connector. Unfortunately, the Titan doesn’t offer this equipment standard. Instead, you’ll have to purchase an optional package to find a hitch receiver and pin connectors.

Tundra vs Titan: Bed Lengths

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The Tundra and Titan are similar in that they offer two cab styles. On the Tundra, you’ll find a Double Cab and CrewMax, while the Titan has the King Cab and Crew Cab. However, you will see some differences in the bed lengths that are offered.

They do share the following bed lengths to fit your equipment:

• 5.5-foot bed
• 6.5-foot bed

However, the Toyota Tundra includes an 8.1-foot bed option. This longer length gives you extra flexibility to haul along some larger equipment or store more items. Unfortunately, you won’t find this longer option on the Nissan model.

Tundra vs Titan: Interior Dimensions

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Just as the exterior dimensions are different, so are the interior dimensions. The Toyota model offers more room in a number of categories, especially when you compare its Double Cab option to the Titan’s King Cab option. Check out some of those dimensions in the table below.

Tundra Double Cab vs Titan King Cab: Interior Dimensions

As you can see, the Tundra offers almost 10 extra inches of rear legroom than the Titan, giving your backseat passengers the chance to stretch out. The Titan only manages to win out slightly in front headroom and ties for rear headroom. However, its measurements fall short for the other categories. If you want that extra space, especially if you’re bringing along extra passengers, the Tundra will provide that for you.