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An oil change is an essential part of maintaining your Toyota's performance, longevity, and efficiency. At Ed Martin Toyota, we take great pride in delivering top-tier service with the expertise of our Toyota-trained technicians. Whether you're in Noblesville or surrounding areas, here's what to expect when you bring your Toyota in for an oil change. more Step 1: Scheduling Your Oil Change Your journey to a smoother ride starts with an easy scheduling process. You can conveniently book your appointment online or give us a call. Our service department is ready to accommodate your schedule, ensuring that your Toyota is serviced at a time that’s most convenient for you. Step 2: Arrival and Vehicle Inspection Upon your arrival at Ed Martin Toyota, one of our service advisors will greet you. They will confirm your oil change service and conduct a quick, preliminary inspection of your Toyota. This helps us identify any other maintenance needs, ensuring that you’re fully informed before proceeding. Step 3: Draining the Old Oil Once your Toyota is safely positioned in the service bay, our skilled technicians begin by draining the old oil from the engine. This is a crucial step, as used oil can degrade engine performance and fuel efficiency. We take extra care to ensure that all of the old oil is removed before adding the new, fresh oil. Step 4: Replacing the Oil Filter Next, we replace the oil filter with a genuine Toyota part. The oil filter helps prevent dirt, debris, and other contaminants from circulating in your engine. Our commitment to using high-quality filters ensures that your Toyota’s engine remains clean and performs optimally for longer. Step 5: Adding Fresh Oil With the old oil drained and the filter replaced, our technicians will add the appropriate amount of fresh, high-quality oil. At Ed Martin Toyota, we exclusively use Genuine Toyota and Mobil 1 motor oils, formulated to provide maximum protection, enhance engine performance, and improve fuel efficiency. Step 6: Final Checks Once the oil change is complete, our technicians will perform a series of final checks. They will verify that the oil level is accurate and ensure that there are no leaks around the oil filter or drain plug. This step guarantees that your vehicle is road-ready. Step 7: Resetting the Oil Change Light Most modern Toyota vehicles are equipped with an oil change reminder light. After completing the oil change, we reset this light, ensuring that your Toyota’s systems are up to date and reminding you when it’s time for your next oil change. Step 8: Post-Service Inspection and Test Drive To ensure everything is running smoothly, our team conducts a post-service inspection and, if necessary, takes your Toyota for a quick test drive. This final check ensures your car is running as expected after the oil change and allows us to address any other concerns you may have. Step 9: Service Summary and Next Steps Before you leave, we’ll provide a comprehensive summary of the services performed. Our service advisor will also let you know when your next oil change is due, and provide you with helpful tips for maintaining your Toyota’s engine. By adhering to Toyota’s recommended maintenance intervals, an oil change helps maintain your vehicle’s reliability, performance, and fuel efficiency. Whether you’re in Noblesville or nearby areas, the team at Ed Martin Toyota is here to keep your Toyota running smoothly with expert oil change services.

Brake pads are essential to your Toyota’s safety and performance, helping with effective stopping power and a smooth driving experience. Replacing brake pads at the right time not only enhances safety but also prevents damage to other braking components. At Ed Martin Toyota in Indianapolis, we are committed to helping you keep your vehicle in peak condition. more Understanding Brake Pad Lifespan The lifespan of brake pads depends on various factors, including driving habits, road conditions, and the type of brake pads installed. Frequent stop-and-go traffic or aggressive braking can shorten your brake pads’ lifespan. Regular inspections are essential to determine when replacements are necessary. Signs Your Brake Pads Need Replacing: Squeaking or Squealing Sounds: High-pitched noises often indicate wear. Reduced Brake Responsiveness: Longer stopping distances can be a red flag. Dashboard Warning Light: Many Toyota vehicles are equipped with sensors that alert you when pads are worn. Pro Tips for Maximizing Brake Pad Life Extend the life of your Toyota’s brake pads with these helpful tips: Practice Gentle Braking: Avoid abrupt stops whenever possible. Maintain Safe Following Distance: Prevent unnecessary braking with defensive driving. Regular Maintenance Checks: Schedule routine brake inspections to catch issues early. Expert Brake Services at Ed Martin Toyota Our certified technicians specialize in Toyota braking systems and provide comprehensive services, from brake pad replacements to thorough inspections. Using advanced diagnostic tools, we ensure your braking system operates at its best. Trust our team to deliver precision and care, giving you confidence in every drive. Schedule Your Brake Pad Replacement Today Don’t wait for brake issues to compromise your safety. Visit Ed Martin Toyota in Indianapolis for professional brake pad replacement and expert guidance tailored to your Toyota. Schedule an appointment today to ensure your vehicle remains safe and reliable for all your journeys.

If you wish to buy a spare part for your vehicle, you have two options: aftermarket parts or Original Equipment Manufacturer(OEM) products. There are several reasons why your Toyota dealer will recommend OEM parts. more 1. Guaranteed Quality Genuine Toyota parts are carefully made using high-quality materials, which enhance their durability and allow them to perform to Toyota's standards. On the other hand, aftermarket parts are made by multiple manufacturers with cheap materials to fit a wide variety of vehicle brands, meaning there is no guarantee that the one you'll buy will be a perfect match for your vehicle. 2. Warranty Protection Most Toyota automobiles come with warranties that cover various components. When you use genuine products for repairs or maintenance, you can maintain the validity of your warranty. Using genetic parts can sometimes void the warranty if they cause damage or do not meet the manufacturer's standards. 3. Performance OEM products help support top-notch performance as they are designed to work in harmony with other vehicle components. They help retain your car's original features and capabilities. Aftermarket parts are often not as durable as original parts, potentially causing premature failure and damage to other parts, negatively impacting the vehicle's overall performance. 4. Compatibility Original parts are compatible with your specific model as they're made by the manufacturers of your vehicle. The dimensions and specifications are precisely the same. The only difference is that they're assigned as replacements during production instead of being used as part of another vehicle. This is particularly vital for replacing parts associated with major vehicle systems, like the engine and transmission. Generic parts may be ill-fitting enough to cause more costly repairs in the future. 5. Safety Toyota vehicles prioritize safety, and to help ensure you and your passengers travel safely, all vehicle parts must be in peak working condition. Genuine parts are designed and tested by the vehicle's original manufacturers to meet stringent safety standards. This ensures optimal performance under various conditions, contributing to the vehicle's overall safety on the road. Generic parts may not offer the same level of performance and may even negatively impact your car's efficiency. 6. Resale Value If you decide to sell or trade in your Toyota in the future, using genuine parts increases its resale value. Cars maintained with original parts often appeal to prospective buyers as they guarantee the vehicle's overall longevity. The best place to order genuine parts is at your dealership. For all your automotive needs, rely on experts with in-depth knowledge of your Toyota. Contact Ed Martin Toyota in Noblesville, IN, to order genuine Toyota parts. We also do expert installations and auto repairs at affordable rates. We'll ensure your vehicle is back on the road sooner than you can imagine.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Oil is one of your Toyota's most essential fluids, as it enhances engine efficiency and enables it to work effectively. It slowly degrades over time, and older oil can cause serious damage to your engine if it's not replaced. As your Toyota dealer, we want to tell you more about what oil does for your engine and why a regular oil change is important. more What Oil Does Oil is pumped through your engine by the oil pump. As it moves through your engine, the oil coats engine components with a friction-resistant coating. This coating allows engine components to move at an efficient speed and suffer no friction damage. This is particularly important, as many engine components naturally generate friction, which could lead to additional damage if they're not protected. The oil's fast movement helps to cool hot engine components, which reduces the engine temperature. The oil contains various additives, and two of the most important common additives break down carbon buildup in your engine, which could lead to blockages and reduce rust. Types of Oil There are three types of oil: synthetic, semi-synthetic, and conventional. Synthetic oil is created in a laboratory, semi-synthetic oil is a mixture of synthetic and conventional oil, while conventional oil is naturally obtained by drilling into the ground. Regardless of the type of oil used, all oil will slowly break down and become less effective. The type of oil in your engine determines its replacement time. You can easily identify the oil in your Toyota by checking the details in your car manual. When to Change the Oil Synthetic oil usually needs replacement every six months or 6,000 miles. Semi-synthetic oil has an active life of five months or 5,000 miles, and conventional oil has the lowest replacement time of three months or 3,000 miles. Why Change the Oil? Oil absorbs dirt, minute metal fragments, and other debris as it passes through your engine. This debris accumulates in the oil and causes it to move slower. Slower moving is less effective at reducing the engine temperature and doesn't supply the same level of friction protection it once did. Reduced friction protection leads to increased component damage and potentially more serious damage. Changing the Oil Our technicians drain the old oil and test it to identify any potential unseen engine issues that need repair. Once the oil has been drained, we remove and replace the old oil filter. We reseal the oil sump where the oil is stored and test it for leaks. Once the sump is sealed we refill your oil. Changing the oil extends your engine life and improves engine efficiency. Visit our service department today at Ed Martin Toyota in Noblesville, IN.

Car maintenance does not have to be time-consuming or expensive. Investing a little time and effort in small maintenance tasks can save you money and time in the long run. As your Toyota dealer, we want you to get the most out of your car. That's why we've compiled a few easy Toyota maintenance tips that will keep your car running and looking its best. more Set Reminders for Toyota Maintenance Your smartphone can be a useful tool when it comes to car maintenance. With the ability to set reminders and notifications, you can easily stay on top of your car's maintenance needs. Refer to the owner's manual to determine how much time should elapse between maintenance visits for oil changes, tire rotations, and filter replacements. High-Quality Fuel When it comes to choosing fuel for your vehicle, saving a few pennies doesn't pay off in the long run. Be sure to use the grade of fuel recommended by the manufacturer in your owner's manual. Using a fuel with a lower octane than your car needs can cause reduced engine performance and/or long-term damage to the emissions system. Filling Up Protects Your Fuel Pump Occasionally forgetting to refuel on time is just part of being human. However, allowing the gas to run low repeatedly can have consequences, particularly for the car's fuel pump. A fuel pump relies on gasoline to lubricate and cool its internal components. If the fuel level is consistently low, the pump can be exposed to air, leading to overheating and possible damage. To ensure the longevity of your fuel system, make a habit of keeping the gas tank adequately filled. Tire Pressure Checks Your tires have a big role to play in the overall performance and safety of your vehicle. That is why tire pressure should be monitored at least once a month. The proper tire should be printed on a sticker inside the driver's door, or in your owner's manual. It's best to check tire pressure at least 3 hours after the vehicle was driven. Remember, hot weather makes rubber swell, so during the summer, try to check tire pressure early in the morning. Routine Maintenance at Your Toyota Dealer While there are many easy maintenance tips you can do yourself, they are no substitute for having routine maintenance done here at the dealership. Our highly-trained mechanics have in-depth expertise when it comes to Toyota's requirements and maintenance standards. They also have access to the most modern diagnostic tools and equipment, ensuring your vehicle gets the best care. When it comes to car maintenance, consistency is key. Regularly checking and maintaining essential components can help prevent major issues in the future. Stop by or contact us today at Ed Martin Toyota in Noblesville, IN to schedule routine maintenance.

The 2024 Toyota 4Runner is a ruggedly handsome SUV with a powerful motor, huge wheels, and bold performance specs. This SUV is designed with off-road adventuring in mind, although the vehicle is still a smart choice for suburban street driving and has plenty of advanced technological features. more The 2024 4Runner has seven trim levels. All models also have a 4.0-liter V6 engine with an output of 270 horsepower and 278 lb-ft of torque, which is paired with a five-speed transmission. Every trim level is cleared to tow a maximum of 5,000 lbs. The 4Runner is full of performance tech, such as hill start assist control, which is standard on all models. The ground clearance for this SUV is nine inches for 4x2 models and 9.6 inches for 4s4 models. Some models have a part-time 4WD system, while others are equipped with full-time 4WD. SR5 The base model can seat five or seven passengers and comes with standard mud-and-snow tires. Features such as LED fog lights, LED headlights, LED taillights, and 17-inch six-spoke alloy wheels are standard for this trim. TRD Sport Crucial performance features for this five-seat model include a part-time 4WD system, downhill assist control, active traction control, and X-REAS Sport Enhancement suspension. This trim comes with 20-inch six-spoke alloy wheels perfect for off-roading, as well as a skid plate covering transfer case and heated power side mirrors. SR5 Premium This model has a coil-spring independent double-wishbone front suspension, a suspension stabilizer bar, and a coil-spring four-link rear suspension. The SR5 Premium builds on the SR5 model with features such as heated power-adjustable side mirrors with integrated turn signals. TRD Off-Road This trim comes with part-time 4WD, a locking rear differential, multi-terrain select, and crawl control. Other key features of this model are LED high beams, a skid plate covering the engine and front suspension, 17-inch seven-spoke alloy wheels, roof rails, and mudguards for the front and rear. TRD Off-Road Premium This model has power-assisted four-wheel ventilated disc brakes, mud-and-snow tires, and strong 17-inch alloy wheels. This trim also has a power liftgate rear window with jam protection. Limited The Limited trim can also seat five or seven passengers and has key performance features such as X-REAS Sport Enhancement suspension. This model also has automatic on/off headlights, 20-inch alloy wheels, chrome exterior accents, and a windshield wiper de-icer. TRD Pro The highest trim level is outfitted with performance features such as crawl control, TRD FOX high-performance shocks, TRD front springs, and all-terrain tires. This trim also comes with 17-inch TRD alloy wheels in matte black, a TRD roof rack, mudguards, a power moonroof, and an in-key remote keyless entry system. Whether you're in the city or traversing the countryside, the 4Runner is an excellent SUV for your daily adventures. Visit Ed Martin Toyota in Noblesville, IN for a test drive today.

The Toyota Tacoma has been around for decades now, and it's always been a force to be reckoned with. The 2024 Toyota Tacoma has undergone tweaks and upgrades to make it even better for drivers in need of a great mid-size pickup. Anyone searching for a new truck in 2024 should head straight to their Toyota dealer to see the Tacoma in person. more Sturdy Powertrain Options The Toyota Tacoma has two impressive powertrains available. The 2.4-liter turbocharged i-FORCE gas engine produces up to 278 hp and 317 lb-ft of torque, so the truck will really dominate the road and find it easy to have adventures on the trail. The hybrid powertrain produces an impressive 326 hp and 465 lb-ft of torque. This electrified powertrain is made up of a 2.4-liter i-FORCE gas engine and a 48-hp electric motor. Striking Capability If you want to have a few adventures on the trails, then the Tacoma can handle those trips with ease. It's loaded with features that make it a highly capable adventuring machine. A Stabilizer Disconnect Mechanism is available to let you boost your stabilization articulation at the touch of a button. Multi-Terrain Select lets you optimize your truck's performance for the terrain you're driving on. The ABR steel rear bumper with recovery hooks makes the truck extra tough and ensures you can pull yourself out of sticky situations in the wild. Crawl Control makes it easier to take on difficult, bumpy terrain. The electronically locking rear differential increases grip when traction is low, and it ensures your engine's power is distributed evenly to all four wheels. Finally, the underbody protection makes sure your truck won't take damage on the trails. Advanced Technology The Tacoma's 3D Multi-Terrain Monitor will help keep you safe even while you're out on the trails. It lets you check the area around you for obstacles using the feed from cameras on the front, rear, and side of your truck. The views are very easy to see on the 14-inch multimedia touchscreen. There are numerous other features on the touchscreen, including wireless smartphone connectivity, satellite navigation, and SiriusXM. Making sure people can still reach you while you're out on the trail is important, so there are two USB-C ports in the car to keep your phone charged up. Performance Front Seats Many features in the Tacoma's cabin help keep you comfortable, but the IsoDynamic performance front seats are one aspect that you'll appreciate if you enjoy off-roading. The seats have a shock absorber system to keep movement to a minimum, stabilizing your field of vision and making your ride more comfortable even on bumpy terrain. Want to see more of what the truck has to offer? Come and take it out for a test drive at Ed Martin Toyota in Noblesville, IN.

If you're looking for a comfortable crossover with plenty of safety features, ample cargo room, and great fuel economy, then you need the 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross in your life. Families seeking a reliable and spacious vehicle should head to the Toyota dealer to check out this car and everything it has to offer. more Immense Safety Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 is one of the most comprehensive safety suites on the market. It equips the Corolla Cross with a large range of standard safety features, including features that aren't widely seen on competitor models. For example, Road Sign Assist isn't a hugely common safety feature. It can recognize various signs along your path and display an icon of them on your Multi-Information Display. The car also has more common safety features such as lane departure alert, a pre-collision system, and cruise control. Plenty of Cargo Space The 24 cubic feet of cargo space in the Corolla Cross is enough to hold eight medium-sized suitcases with room to spare. 24 cubic feet is considered a fantastic amount of cargo space for a small SUV, and that amount of space is perfect for the average family's day-to-day needs. Comfortable Ride Quality Drivers seeking top-quality ride comfort will be very pleased with the Corolla Cross. It accelerates smoothly, handles well, and is overall a joy to drive. This makes it a great option for families with new drivers who need a steady and controlled ride. Numerous Interior Tech Features This year's Corolla Cross has added Qi wireless charging for compatible smartphone models in the cabin. It's far from the only tech feature in the cabin, though. An eight-inch multimedia touchscreen brings you a wide array of features that keep you entertained and informed no matter how long or short the journey is. A seven-inch digital gauge cluster with steering wheel-mounted controls also helps you stay on top of everything you need to know. Come and see the delightful Corolla Cross for yourself at Ed Martin Toyota. Take it out for a test drive, then let us know if you'd like to get one of your own.

You need properly functioning headlights to drive safely at night. If you notice issues with your headlights, visit your local Toyota dealership to have them inspected and replaced right away. Watch out for the telltale signs that it might be time to get new headlights for your Toyota. more Flickering Headlights If your headlights sporadically flicker on and off, the most likely culprit is a failing bulb filament due to excessive use over time. Flickering lights can also indicate a loose battery connection, a failing alternator, or a bad harness. The only way to be sure is to visit your dealer and have the headlights inspected. The technicians will diagnose any underlying electrical issues before replacing the bulbs. Dimming Lights Gradual dimming and loss of brightness mean your headlight bulbs are aging and ready for replacement. This problem can also be caused by a corroded ground wire or faulty connections leading to the headlight assembly. Even if you replace the headlight alone, you won't solve the underlying problem. Go to your Toyota technician so they can replace both the headlights and the faulty wiring. High Beams Not Working You may notice that your high beams aren't working, but your low beams are. The likely culprit here is a bad bulb. You can swap the high-beam bulb with the low-beam bulb to test whether it will work. If the low-beam bulb works in the swapped location, you need a new high-beam bulb. But if the bulb doesn't work after swapping, you should check for electrical issues like loose connections or blown fuses in the headlight assembly. Broken Light Cracks and chips on the headlight can allow moisture or dirt inside the light, leading to failure. Even minor damage can compromise the seal and cause the bulb to burn out quickly. If you have a broken headlight, replace it immediately to improve visibility at night and prevent damage to the housing and the bulb. Burned-Out Headlight If one of your headlights is burned out, you should replace it immediately. Although the other light may provide illumination, it will be inconsistent and lopsided, which can compromise your safety at night. When replacing a headlight, it's advisable to swap both and not just one. This is because if one bulb dies, it's likely that the other one will burn out soon as well. Replacing both headlights also ensures uniform and consistent illumination at night. Hazy or Yellow Headlights After years of use, headlight lenses can become clouded, hazy, or yellow from UV exposure and wear. Hazy or yellow headlights scatter the beam, which reduces brightness and visibility at night. You should replace the deteriorated lenses with high-quality ones that are resistant to yellowing. Compromised headlights endanger you and other road users at night. At the first sign of issues, visit Ed Martin Toyota for a professional diagnosis. Our technicians will replace the old headlights and inspect your electrical connections for faults.

Tires are the only part of your car that touches the road, so knowing when to replace them can save you from potential hazards. Fortunately, there are some clear signs you need to visit the Toyota dealer for new tires. more Worn Out Tread Modern tires come with tread wear indicators, which are small bars built into the tires that become visible as the tire wears down. If these indicators are flush with the tread, it's time for a replacement. Uneven Tread Wear Uneven wear on your tires can indicate a variety of issues, such as improper alignment, under-inflation, or problems with your Toyota's suspension system. If one side of a tire is more worn than the other, or if you notice irregular bald spots, it's a sign that your tires need attention. Regular Loss of Tire Pressure If you find yourself constantly having to add air to your tires, it could mean you have a slow leak, which is often a sign of a puncture or damage to the tire. While some punctures can be repaired, significant damage might mean it's time for fresh tires. Regularly losing tire pressure can also affect your Toyota's fuel efficiency and overall handling. Sidewall Cracks or Bulges Check the sidewalls of your tires for any cracks, cuts, or bulges. These can be signs of external damage or internal failures in the tires and can lead to a blowout. If you notice any damage like this, it's important to replace the tire as soon as possible to avoid this risk. Vibrations or Unusual Noises Excessive vibration or strange noises during driving, especially at higher speeds, can be a sign of tire issues. While some vibration is normal, if it's more than usual, it could be due to unbalanced tires, misalignment, or damage to the inside of your tires. If your car is vibrating when you drive, you should have it checked out by a professional. Age of the Tires Even if your tires look fine, their age is an important factor in determining if they need replacing. Most manufacturers recommend replacing your tires every six years or so, regardless of their condition. As tires age, the rubber deteriorates, which can lead to reduced traction and increased risk of tire failure. Drive to Your Toyota Dealer for New Tires Your safety can depend heavily on the condition of your tires. If you notice any signs that they are starting to fail, it's best to visit your local dealership right away. We can provide a thorough inspection and recommend the best tires for your vehicle, ensuring that your Toyota continues to deliver the performance and reliability you expect. Remember, regular tire checks and timely replacements are the best ways to keep them in top condition. Call Ed Martin Toyota and schedule your tire inspection today.

Regularly repositioning the tires on your Toyota promotes uniform wear across all four tires. Getting tire rotations at your Toyota dealer offers you a whole lot of excellent benefits, including potentially saving you cash on gas and tires. more 1. Ensures Your Tires Wear Down Evenly Front and rear tires wear differently because of their respective functions. The front tires wear down quicker than the rear tires on a front-wheel drive vehicle. To prevent uneven tread wear, swap the front and rear tires to new positions on your vehicle every time you take your car for an oil change. Regular rotations will minimize the difference in wear across all four tires. 2. Prolongs the Life of Your Tires If your front and rear tires are not regularly swapped to different positions on your vehicle, they don't wear down evenly, and you'll have to buy new ones more often. When all four tires are rotated regularly, the front and rear tires will wear at the same rate. This means you'll get more out of each tire, and they'll last much longer. 3. Saves You Money at the Gas Pump If you want to save money at the gas station, ask your Toyota technician to swap your tires. When your tires are worn down, they create resistance, making the engine work harder. When the engine strains, you will spend a lot more on gas. 4. Keeps You Safe Behind the Wheel Routinely switching your vehicle's tires will ensure even tread depth and wear across all your tires. It will improve your car's braking ability, increase the stopping distance, and give you the traction you need, even in bad weather conditions on slippery road surfaces. All in all, regular rotations will enhance your car's overall handling. 5. Limits Steering Vibrations and Damage Unevenly worn tires could cause noticeable vibrations through the steering wheel. If the problem is not taken care of, it could ultimately impact your vehicle's wheel alignment and damage components. To prevent vibrations and damage, regularly switch your tires around to reduce uneven wear, limit vibrations to the minimum, and ensure a smoother and safer driving experience. 6. Ensures Your Tires Are in Excellent Condition The technicians at your dealer perform a thorough tire inspection to ensure your tires are in good condition when they rotate your car's tires. They will check each tire's tread depth, inspect the sidewalls for damage, and inflate them to the proper PSI. Routinely swapping your Toyota's front and rear tires to different positions will save you money on gas and tires and keep you safe on the road. Swing by Ed Martin Toyota today to take advantage of all the great benefits of regular rotations.

The 2023 Toyota Tundra offers plenty of options for truck enthusiasts to get excited about. Drivers will want to learn more about its large touchscreen, multiple engine options, and expansive list of trim levels. more Trim Levels Options for the Tundra begin with the SR, a solid truck with 18-inch-styled steel wheels and an eight-inch touchscreen. Upgrading to the SR5 adds 18-inch alloy wheels and an advanced tow hitch controller with a tow/haul driving mode. The Limited upgrades the touchscreen to a 14-inch model and adds eight-way power-adjustable front seats. The Platinum adds a power tilt/slide panoramic roof with a power sunshade and leather-trimmed 10-way power-adjustable front seats. Upgrading to the 1794 Edition adds 20-inch finish alloy wheels, a chrome grille, exterior accents, and a rich cream or saddle brown interior. The TRD Pro focuses on off-roading capabilities and adds off-road suspension with FOX shocks and 1.1 inches front lift. The top-tier Capstone adds 22-inch dark chrome and machined finish alloy wheels. This trim level also has leather-trimmed 10-way power-adjustable front seats with a two-tone white and black interior. Engines Toyota has equipped the Tundra with three engine options. The standard is a powerful i-FORCE 3.4-liter twin-turbocharged V6 that produces up to 358 horsepower and 406 lb.-ft of torque. The next option is an available i-FORCE 3.40-liter twin-turbocharged V6 that produces 389 horsepower and 479 lb.-ft of torque. Infotainment The standard SR trim level comes with an eight-inch touchscreen paired with a six-speaker sound system. Drivers will enjoy wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capabilities. There is a three-month Platinum Plan trial subscription for SiriusXM with a new Tundra. There is an available 14-inch touchscreen that can be paired with an available 12-speaker JBL sound system with a subwoofer. There is also an available wireless charging pad that has a charge indicator light. Advanced Safety Technology The Tundra comes standard with a backup camera with projected path guidelines to help park in tight spaces. It also comes with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5, a comprehensive safety assist package that includes a pre-collision system with pedestrian detection and road sign assist. Additionally, the package includes automatic high beams, a lane tracing assist feature, and a lane departure alert with a steering assist. There is a full-speed range dynamic radar cruise control included in this package as well. The Tundra is a powerful pickup truck with a lot to offer. Truck enthusiasts will want to see this awesome option for themselves. Visit Ed Martin Toyota now to see our wide selection of new vehicles.