Question for Toyota Tundra owners

My signature says it all, I think. I have put lots of miles on Tundras since 2004 with only one issue and it was a pothole hit at 70mph. My fault, not the Tundra's.

Thank you for the info

Tundra update was slowed by Covid 19. Looking forward to normal times.

The last time Toyota made significant changes to the Tundra's engine/tranny/frame was in 2007. We owned both a 2011 and 2012 5.7. Both purchased new. Great, reliable trucks.

Depending on trim level, cab, and bed, payload varies between 1400-1700 lbs. Carry max payload, they sag just like any other truck carrying max payload.

EPA MPG for the 5.7 4x4 is a non-competitive 13/17. Our 5.7 got 13-14 mpg in mixed city/suburb driving. 17 mpg at 75 mph empty. ~10 mpg towing a 6k TT at 60 mph.

I have a 2005 Tundra and an Outfitter Caribou pop-up camper. Specs for the latest model puts the weight at 2130 lbs. It works okay but I would feel better with a 3/4 ton truck. I added air bags and a rear stabilizer bar to mine which helps. Gas mileage went from about 17 to 11 mpg.

What's the cargo capacity of the Tundra?