Toyota Tundra Truck Caps & Canopies in Canada

Three Tundra beds, one ArcTrek row

Toyota Canada's truck buying guide gives the Tundra three bed options: 5.5- and 6.5-foot beds with the CrewMax cab, and 6.5- and 8.1-foot beds with the double cab. That describes the truck, not which shell fits it. Measure your own box and check your model year's documents rather than going by the cab name.

On ArcTrek's fitment-by-truck page, the year column for all three Tundra rows reads “Confirm model year”. A 5.5' box matches the row; it does not by itself confirm the fit.

Payload on a full-size Tundra

Toyota Canada's guide puts the full-size Tundra's payload at up to 1,940 lbs (880 kg). “Up to” is the top of the range; a given cab, bed and trim can carry less, and the figure that applies to your truck is printed on its Tire and Loading Information placard. ArcTrek's half-ton canopy weight guide treats the Tundra as a half-ton and walks through the check: occupants and cargo together, with the canopy counted as cargo.

ArcTrek's product pages do not publish shell weights. Ask for the shipping weight of the 5.5' Tundra fitment you are considering, then add a roof tent or rack load, passengers and gear before you compare against the placard.

Picking a line for your Tundra

Adventure Topper

The Adventure Topper pitches itself as security, modular storage and rugged looks in one shell, with gull-wing side access at cab height. It suits a Tundra that carries gear more often than it carries a bed to sleep on.

Commercial Topper

The Commercial Topper is ArcTrek's work canopy for trades and fleets. Its product page lists integrated load rails for ladders and conduit, plus a rear door and dual side gull-wings keyed alike, which matters if the Tundra is a job-site truck.

Canopy Camper

The Canopy Camper adds an integrated pop-up roof tent and sleeps two adults on a queen-size platform. Its product page rates it for a static roof load of 660 lb (300 kg); that is a parked rating, separate from the truck's payload, which the camper and everything in it still count against.

Before you ask about a Tundra fitment

• Model year and cab (CrewMax or double cab).
• The bed length you measured, with units, instead of a “short bed” label.
• Photos of the bed and tailgate, and a note on any liner, rail covers or accessories already in place.
• Which line you want and what will ride on or in it, so payload, roof-load and mounting can be checked against the truck and product documents.

Take that list to a contact on ArcTrek's Find a Dealer page, or request a quote.

Related guides

In ArcTrek's Ontario and Quebec pickup registration guide, Ontario's register shows the Toyota Tundra going from 19,895 in 2014 to 39,787 in 2025. Those are registered trucks, not sales. For other trucks, see the Ford F-150 truck cap guide or, for Toyota's midsize pickup, the Tacoma truck cap and canopy guide.