Collection: Toyota Tundra Light Bar – Bumper, Grille & Hood Kits

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Transform your Toyota Tundra into a trail-dominating machine with military-grade LED lighting engineered for serious off-road performance. Our Pro Series 3.0 light bars deliver superior visibility, lifetime warranty protection, and veteran-owned quality you can trust.

Whether you're conquering Moab's slickrock, navigating Alaska's backroads, or working late-night construction sites, your Tundra deserves lighting that matches its legendary capability. BlackOakLED's Tundra-specific mounting solutions and professional-grade LED technology provide the performance advantage serious truck owners demand.

Need expert guidance? Call 1-800-348-1287 to speak with a Tundra lighting specialist, or explore our complete selection below.

Toyota Tundra LED Light Bar Buyer's Guide

Understanding Tundra Generation-Specific Requirements

Not all Tundras are created equal when it comes to LED light bar installation. Mounting locations, grille designs, and hood clearances vary significantly between generations, requiring different approaches for optimal results.

Third Generation (2022-2025) - The redesigned Tundra features a prominent hood bulge and larger grille opening that creates new mounting opportunities. Hood bulge mounting has become the most popular choice for 2022+ owners, offering excellent visibility without roof rack installation.

Second Generation (2007-2021) - This long-running platform remains extremely popular for LED upgrades. Roof-mounted bars dominate this generation due to hood clearance limitations on earlier models, while bumper mounting provides a clean alternative for daily drivers.

First Generation (2000-2006) - Older Tundras benefit most from bumper-mounted solutions due to their smaller overall dimensions and limited mounting locations compared to newer models.

2022-2025 Tundra Hood Bulge Mounting Solutions

The redesigned 2022+ Tundra features a prominent hood bulge that creates the perfect mounting location for LED light bars. This elevated position provides superior visibility while maintaining the truck's aggressive styling.

Hood Bulge Advantages:

• Optimal height for both highway and trail visibility without roof rack bulk
• No drilling required with proper mounting brackets designed for Tundra
• Clean integration with the truck's bold, modern design language
• Better cooling than traditional hood mounts due to airflow design
• Lower center of gravity compared to roof mounting for better handling

Recommended Sizes for Hood Bulge Installation:

• 20-30 inch bars: Perfect balance of coverage and aesthetics for daily drivers
• Single row preferred: Maintains low profile and hood clearance
• Combo beam pattern: Best for mixed highway and trail conditions

The hood bulge mounting position has quickly become the most popular choice for 2022+ Tundra owners who want serious lighting without the roof rack commitment. Our 20-inch Pro Series 3.0 and 30-inch Pro Series 3.0 are specifically sized for optimal hood bulge installation on the redesigned Tundra platform.

Tundra Grille Light Integration

Flush-mount grille lighting transforms your Tundra's aggressive front end into a command center of visibility. Whether you have the TRD Pro mesh grille or standard chrome grille, LED integration creates a custom appearance while maximizing functionality.

Grille Mounting Options:

• Behind-grille installation: Clean, OEM appearance with completely hidden mounting hardware
• Pod light clusters: 2-inch or 4-inch pods for distributed lighting across grille width
• Horizontal light bars: 10-20 inch bars mounted in grille opening for integrated look
• TRD Pro mesh grille: Allows versatile mounting positions with maximum airflow

Grille Lighting Benefits:

• Low-profile design: Maintains Tundra's factory aesthetics without obvious aftermarket appearance
• Protected positioning: Grille shields lights from trail damage and rock impacts
• Multiple beam options: Combine spot and flood pods for complete versatility
• Year-round functionality: Less snow and ice accumulation compared to roof-mounted solutions
• Legal advantages: Often street-legal when properly positioned behind grille

Many Tundra owners choose a dual-location strategy: grille-mounted LED light pods for daily driving visibility combined with hood bulge or roof-mounted bars for serious off-road adventures. This provides the best of both worlds—daily functionality with trail-ready capability.

Size Selection by Tundra Model and Application

Choosing the right size LED light bar for your Tundra depends on mounting location, generation, and intended use. Proper sizing ensures optimal performance without overwhelming your truck or electrical system.

20-30 Inch Light Bars (Most Popular for Tundra)

• Ideal for: Hood bulge mounting on 2022+ models, bumper mounting on all generations
• Power draw: 200-300 watts (safe for all Tundra electrical systems)
• Best applications: Daily drivers, weekend warriors, work trucks
• Tundra advantage: Doesn't overpower truck's proportions

40 Inch Light Bars (Performance Upgrade)

• Ideal for: Roof mounting on all generations, aggressive bumper setups
• Power draw: 400 watts (requires proper wiring and relay setup)
• Best applications: Serious off-roaders, overlanders, remote work sites
• Tundra advantage: Matches truck's full-size proportions

50 Inch Light Bars (Maximum Coverage)

• Ideal for: Roof mounting on 2007+ models with roof racks
• Power draw: 500 watts (heavy-duty wiring required)
• Best applications: Professional off-roaders, search and rescue, extreme conditions
• Tundra advantage: Proportional to truck's width for balanced appearance

Real-world recommendation: Start with a 30-inch bar on hood bulge or bumper, add a 50-inch Pro Series 3.0 on the roof later if you need maximum coverage.

Toyota Tundra Generation-Specific Recommendations

Complete Tundra Compatibility Guide

2022-2025 Tundra Owners (Third Generation)

The redesigned Tundra has revolutionized LED light bar installation with its bold hood bulge and larger grille opening. These design changes create mounting opportunities that simply didn't exist on previous generations.

Hood Bulge Mounting (Most Popular Choice)

The elevated hood design on 2022+ models creates an ideal mounting surface that provides:

• Superior sight line: Higher than traditional hood mounts without roof rack height
• Factory-quality integration: Looks like it belongs on the truck
• Simple installation: Bolt-on brackets require no permanent modifications
• Optimal beam projection: Height and angle perfect for highway and trail use

Why 2022+ owners love hood bulge mounting: It delivers roof-rack performance without the roof-rack drawbacks (wind noise, reduced fuel economy, difficult washing, decreased garage clearance).

Grille Integration Options

The redesigned grille on third-generation Tundras offers more mounting real estate:

• Mesh grille models: Behind-grille pod installation with invisible mounting
• Chrome grille models: Center section accepts horizontal bar mounting
• TRD Pro specific: Mesh design allows maximum airflow while mounting multiple pods

Recommended Setup for 2022-2025 Tundra:

• Primary: 30-inch combo beam on hood bulge (30-inch Pro Series 3.0)
• Secondary: 4x 2-inch flood pods behind grille (2-inch Pro Series 3.0)
• Maximum: Add 50-inch roof-mounted for extreme off-road use

2007-2021 Tundra Owners (Second Generation)

Second-generation Tundras remain extremely popular for LED upgrades with proven mounting solutions and reliable performance. The 2014 facelift brought updated styling, but mounting strategies remain consistent across the entire generation.

Roof Mounting (Primary Recommendation)

Second-gen Tundras excel with roof-mounted light bars due to:

• Proven mounting solutions: Years of aftermarket development means perfect-fit brackets
• Hood clearance limitations: Earlier hood design favors roof mounting over hood mounting
• Proportional appearance: 40-50 inch bars match truck's full-size dimensions

Bumper Mounting (Clean Alternative)

For owners who want capability without roof racks:

• 30-40 inch bars: Perfect for bumper mounting without overwhelming front end
• Lower mounting brackets: Available for most aftermarket bumpers
• Stock bumper integration: Custom brackets for factory bumper mounting

Popular Second-Gen Tundra Setups:

• Work truck: 40-inch bumper bar + grille pods for job site lighting
• Weekend warrior: 50-inch roof bar for trail adventures
• Maximum visibility: 50-inch roof + 30-inch bumper for complete coverage

2007-2013 Models: Earlier second-generation models benefit most from bumper-mounted solutions due to hood clearance constraints. A 30-40 inch bumper bar provides excellent primary lighting, with A-pillar pods added later for complete trail coverage.

The second-generation Tundra's proven reliability makes it worth investing in quality LED lighting—these trucks will run for decades with proper maintenance. Our lifetime warranty matches your Tundra's longevity.

2000-2006 Tundra Owners (First Generation)

First-generation Tundras remain capable trucks that benefit significantly from modern LED lighting upgrades. These trucks are smaller than later generations, requiring appropriately sized lighting.

Bumper mounting remains the most practical approach:

• 20-30 inch bars: Properly proportioned to truck's dimensions
• Simple installation: Straightforward mounting without complex fabrication
• Electrical compatibility: Lower power draw safe for older electrical systems

Important: Avoid oversizing light bars on first-gen Tundras—a properly sized 20-30 inch bar provides better results than an oversized 40-50 inch bar that overwhelms the truck's proportions.

Tundra Mounting Location Decision Guide

Comprehensive Mounting Comparison

Other Mounting Options

Roof Mounting: Maximum visibility for serious off-road use. 40-50 inch bars provide unobstructed beam throw for maximum distance. Best for Tundra owners who prioritize off-road performance over daily driver convenience. Trade-offs include wind noise, fuel economy impact, and garage clearance concerns. Shop 50-inch Pro Series 3.0.

Bumper Mounting: The traditional approach that still works excellently on all Tundra generations. 30-40 inch bars integrate with stock or aftermarket bumpers. Lower profile than roof mounting with easier installation and protected positioning. Our LED light bar mounts collection includes Tundra-specific bumper brackets.

A-Pillar/Ditch Lights: Trail-specific side lighting using 2-4 inch pods. Provides peripheral visibility for rock crawling and technical terrain. Popular supplement to primary lighting that illuminates trail edges and corners. Explore our 2-inch LED pods perfect for Tundra A-pillar installations.

TRD Pro Tundra Lighting Solutions

TRD Pro owners demand lighting that matches their truck's capability. The mesh grille, Fox suspension, and off-road focus require specialized mounting considerations.

TRD Pro-Specific Advantages:

• Mesh grille mounting: Behind-grille pod integration with invisible hardware
• Suspension clearance: Account for 2" factory lift when choosing beam angles
• Fox coilover compatibility: Verify bumper bars clear shock reservoirs
• Premium appearance: Integrated lighting matches TRD Pro's factory-plus aesthetic

Popular TRD Pro Configurations:

• Daily driver: 4x 2-inch grille pods + 30-inch hood bulge bar (2022+ models)
• Maximum coverage: 50-inch roof bar + 30-inch bumper + A-pillar ditch lights
• Work truck: 40-inch bumper bar + grille pod cluster for job site lighting

Why TRD Pro owners choose BlackOakLED: Our Pro Series 3.0 matches the TRD Pro's legendary reliability with lifetime warranty coverage and military-grade construction. When your truck is built for serious use, your lights should be too.

Call 1-800-348-1287 for TRD Pro-specific recommendations and mounting guidance.

Amber LED Fog Lights for Tundra

Why amber for your Tundra? Amber wavelengths (590nm) penetrate fog, rain, and snow better than white light, reducing glare in severe weather conditions.

Amber Light Applications:

• Severe weather driving: Fog, rain, snow, dust storms in any season
• Off-road racing: Better depth perception in dusty desert conditions
• Night trail riding: Reduces eye strain vs bright white lights during extended use
• Legal advantages: Some states require amber for auxiliary lighting on public roads
• Work site visibility: Cuts through construction dust better than white lights

Recommended Amber Setup: 2-inch amber pods in lower bumper position with flood beam pattern. Separate switch from main lights for independent control.

Popular dual-color strategy: Many serious Tundra owners run white light bars for trail use combined with amber pods for weather. This provides maximum versatility—one switch for perfect conditions, another for harsh weather. Shop our yellow lens LED pods.

Tundra LED Lighting Frequently Asked Questions

What size LED light bar is best for my Toyota Tundra?

2022-2025 Tundras: 30-inch on hood bulge provides best balance of performance and aesthetics.

2007-2021 Tundras: 40-50 inch roof-mounted for maximum coverage, or 30-40 inch bumper-mounted for daily driver builds.

2000-2006 Tundras: 20-30 inch bumper-mounted bars properly sized to truck dimensions.

Pro tip: Start with one well-positioned bar in your preferred location, then add supplemental lighting later if needed. A properly positioned 30-inch combo beam bar often outperforms a poorly positioned 50-inch bar.

Are LED light bars street legal on Toyota Tundras?

LED light bars are legal for off-road use in all 50 states. For on-road use, regulations vary by state. Many states allow auxiliary lighting if not used with regular traffic, while others require specific mounting positions or light covers.

Key legality factors:

• Mounting location: Lower-mounted lights more likely to be legal
• Cover requirements: Many states require covers when driving on public roads
• Usage restrictions: Typically illegal to use with oncoming or following traffic

Always check your local laws before installation. Consider amber lights for better legal compliance in some jurisdictions. When in doubt, mount lights with covers and use only off-road. Call 1-800-348-1287 for state-specific guidance.

What's better for Tundra—spot, flood, or combo beam pattern?

Combo beam is the most popular choice (80% of Tundra customers) because it provides both long-range visibility and wide coverage in a single unit.

Choose spot beam if: You primarily drive high-speed desert trails requiring maximum distance (500+ yards).

Choose flood beam if: You focus on slow-speed technical terrain, work site lighting, or campsite illumination with wide 120-degree coverage.

Choose combo beam if: You want versatility for mixed use—highway driving, trail riding, work sites, and camping. Combo delivers 80% of spot distance with 70% of flood width.

Recommendation: If you only buy one light bar, choose combo pattern for maximum versatility across all Tundra applications.

Can I install a light bar on my Tundra myself?

Yes, most Tundra owners successfully DIY with basic mechanical skills and tools. Simple installations (bumper or hood bulge mounting) take 2-4 hours, while complex setups (roof mounting with multiple lights) may require 6-8 hours.

You can DIY if you have:

• Basic tool skills (socket sets, drills, hand tools)
• Understanding of 12V circuits and wire routing
• Time availability (half-day for simple, full day for complex)

Consider professional installation for:

• Roof mounting (requires drilling and A-pillar wire routing)
• Multi-light systems (complex wiring with switches and relays)
• Grille integration (precision work requiring grille removal)

Every Pro Series 3.0 includes: Complete mounting hardware, wiring harness with fused relay and switch, and detailed Tundra-specific instructions.

Professional installation available: Call 1-800-348-1287 for certified installer locations experienced with Tundra platforms.

How do I wire LED light bars on my Toyota Tundra?

Our complete wiring harness simplifies installation with fused relay, illuminated switch, and all necessary wiring to protect your Tundra's electrical system.

Basic process:

1. Battery connection with included fuse
2. Ground to chassis or negative terminal
3. Switch mounting in cab (dash or A-pillar)
4. Trigger wire to accessory power
5. Output wires to light bar location

Tundra-specific routing:

• Hood bulge (2022+): Through existing firewall grommet near battery
• Bumper mounting: Along frame rail, secured with zip ties
• Roof mounting: Through A-pillar weatherstripping

Power consumption:

• 20-30" bars: 15-25 amp draw (safe for all Tundras)
• 40" bars: 30-35 amp draw (dedicated circuit required)
• 50" bars: 40+ amp draw (heavy-duty wiring required)

What's the difference between single row and double row light bars?

Double row light bars produce significantly more light from the same length by utilizing two rows of LEDs instead of one.

Single Row: Lower profile, less power consumption, lighter weight. Best for supplemental lighting and hood bulge mounting where aesthetics matter.

Double Row: Maximum light output (up to 2x brightness), better value per lumen, serious performance. Best for primary lighting where maximum visibility is required.

Tundra recommendation: Double row for roof and bumper mounting where performance matters most. Single row for hood bulge where lower profile maintains design lines.

Shop single row collection and double row collection.

How long do BlackOakLED light bars last on a Tundra?

Our Pro Series 3.0 light bars are rated for 50,000+ hours—over 25 years of typical use. Quality LED technology with superior thermal management ensures your lights will likely outlast your Tundra.

Lifespan factors:

• Top-bin OSRAM/CREE LEDs: Premium LEDs maintain output over decades
• Oversized heat sinks: Proper thermal management prevents premature failure
• IP69K waterproofing: Keeps moisture and contaminants out
• Quality drivers: Consistent electrical regulation prevents LED stress

Real-world durability: Tested -40°F to 140°F, military-standard vibration resistance, years of weather exposure without degradation.

Lifetime warranty guarantee: If your Pro Series 3.0 fails for any reason during ownership, we replace it. Complete coverage because we know these lights will outlast your Tundra.

Can I use LED light bars for work site lighting on my Tundra?

Absolutely—many construction and landscaping professionals rely on Tundra-mounted LED light bars for work site illumination. The combination of reliable truck platform and durable LED lighting creates the perfect mobile work light solution.

Work site advantages:

• Portable lighting: Take your lights anywhere the Tundra can go
• High output: 20,000-50,000+ lumens illuminates large work areas
• Reliable power: Tundra's 150+ amp alternator handles lighting load easily
• Multiple mounting: Combine bumper, hood, and roof for 360-degree coverage

Professional configurations:

• Front: 40-inch bumper bar for primary work area
• Rear: Reverse-oriented pods for trailer backing
• Side: A-pillar lights for side visibility

Power option: For stationary work without running engine, consider our power converter allowing LED lights to run on 110-120VAC from generators.

What maintenance do LED light bars require on a Tundra?

LED light bars require minimal maintenance—ideal for reliable Tundra platforms where owners value durability.

Quarterly maintenance:

• Visual inspection for damage or loose mounting
• Lens cleaning with water and soft cloth
• Connection check for tight, corrosion-free wiring

Annual maintenance:

• Verify mounting hardware remains tight
• Inspect wires for damage from heat or chafing
• Confirm lights maintain full brightness

What NOT to do:

• High-pressure washing (can damage seals—hand wash only)
• Chemical cleaners (use only mild soap and water)
• Intentional submersion (though IP69K rated)

Pro tip: Remove lens covers before automatic car washes to prevent soap buildup. Hand wash with simple soap and water for best results.

No warranty maintenance requirements: Proper installation and reasonable care expected—warranty doesn't cover obvious abuse.

How do I choose between curved and straight light bars for my Tundra?

Most Tundra owners choose straight light bars because they're more versatile, easier to mount, and often perform better on truck platforms.

Straight Bar Advantages (Recommended):

• Mounting versatility (bumper, hood, roof, grille)
• Better beam focus (reflector design optimized)
• Easier installation (standard brackets fit most scenarios)
• Lower cost and wider availability

Curved Bar Considerations:

• Aesthetic preference for grille integration
• Can follow body lines on some models
• Limited mounting locations (primarily grille/bumper)
• Performance trade-off vs straight bars

Tundra recommendation: Straight bars for 90% of applications. The truck's angular design and flat mounting surfaces favor straight bar geometry. Curved bars work when specifically matching grille curvature for aesthetics, but straight bars deliver superior real-world performance.

Explore our curved light bar collection for aesthetic options, but we recommend straight bars for most Tundra installations.

Ready to Transform Your Tundra's Visibility?

Your Toyota Tundra deserves lighting that matches its legendary reliability and capability. BlackOakLED's Pro Series 3.0 light bars deliver the performance, durability, and warranty coverage that serious Tundra owners demand.

Veteran-owned quality with lifetime warranty—built to outlast your Tundra with military-grade construction and top-bin OSRAM/CREE LEDs. From weekend warriors to daily professionals, our lighting systems provide the competitive advantage your Tundra deserves.

Explore our complete selection of 20-50 inch light bars below, or contact us for expert guidance:

Call 1-800-348-1287 to speak with a Tundra lighting specialist about your specific generation, mounting preferences, and intended use.

Browse by category:

• Complete LED Light Bar Collection - All sizes and beam patterns
• LED Light Pods - Grille integration and supplemental lighting
• Infrared Light Bars - Night vision and tactical applications
• Marine Series - For Tundra owners who also boat
• Mounting Hardware - Tundra-specific brackets and accessories
• Wiring Kits - Additional harnesses for multi-light setups

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From Alaska to Arizona, from weekend trails to daily work sites, BlackOakLED lights the way forward for Toyota Tundra owners who demand the best.

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