Performing a grille swap on your Toyota Tundra can be one of the simplest yet most impactful customizations you can do. Whether your current grille is damaged or you're simply looking for a fresh aesthetic, upgrading to the Tundra TRD Pro grille will give your truck a bolder, more rugged appearance. The TRD Pro grille comes in two distinct pieces—the lower main grille and the upper hood bulge trim.
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This particular grille is meticulously designed to match your truck’s factory paint codes. Before purchasing, make sure to double-check your vehicle's paint code, which can typically be found on a sticker located on the driver-side door jamb beneath a barcode. The code usually consists of a series of digits and possibly a letter, indicating your vehicle's exact paint shade.
### About the Tundra TRD Pro Grille
Every TRD Pro grille is color-matched to ensure a seamless integration with your truck’s original finish. Some key features include:
- A direct-fit replacement that requires no additional hardware.
- Pre-installed Toyota lettering for an authentic touch.
- Factory pre-painting for a perfect match to your truck’s exterior.
### Parts You’ll Need
Here’s a breakdown of the part numbers for both the upper and lower sections:
#### Upper Hood Bulge Trim Part Numbers:

- 76180-0C010 - Matte Black
- 76180-0C030-A0 - Super White
- 76180-0C030-B1 - Magnetic Gray
- 76180-0C030-C1 - Classic Black
- 76180-0C030-B2 - Cement
- 76180-0C030-D0 - Barcelona Red
- 76180-0C030-E1 - Inferno
- 76180-0C030-E2 - Quicksand
#### Lower Main Grille Part Numbers:

- 53100-0C260-A0 - Super White
- 53100-0C260-B1 - Magnetic Gray
- 53100-0C260-C0 - Classic Black
- 53100-0C260-C2 - Cement
- 53100-0C260-D0 - Barcelona Red
- 53100-0C260-E0 - Inferno
- 53100-0C260-E1 - Quicksand
### Tools You’ll Need
For the installation process, you’ll need the following tools:
- Ratchet and extension
- 10mm socket
- Flat-blade screwdriver
### Step-by-Step Installation Guide
#### Replacing the Upper Hood Bulge Trim:
1. Open the hood by releasing the latch from inside the cab and lifting the safety catch lever.
2. Locate the three 10mm bolts securing the upper hood bulge trim piece.
3. Use a ratchet, extension, and 10mm socket to remove the bolts.
4. Gently lower the hood but don’t close it completely.
5. Pull outward on the trim piece to release the retaining pins.
6. Align the new trim piece with the retaining pin holes and firmly press it into place.
7. Reinstall the bolts behind the trim piece.
#### Replacing the Lower Main Grille:
1. Identify the four 10mm bolts at the top of the grille.
2. Remove these bolts using a ratchet and 10mm socket.
3. Release the black push clips on either side of the top of the grille with a flat-blade screwdriver.
4. Lift the grille slightly to disengage the white plastic grommets.
5. Find the release tabs directly below the headlights and press them down.
6. Pull the grille outwards gently from each side.
7. Hold the lower corners and pull outward to release the locking tab.
8. Firmly pull the grille out from the bottom to release the retaining pins.
9. Align the new grille’s locking tabs with the holes in the bumper.
10. Insert the release tabs into the holes below the headlights.
11. Push the top of the grille over the plastic grommets.
12. Reinstall the black push clips on either side.
13. Secure the grille by tightening the four 10mm bolts across the top.
Voila! Your truck now boasts the rugged, sporty look of the TRD Pro grille. Enjoy the transformation!
If you’re interested in more upgrades for your Tundra, check out our other posts on enhancing performance and style. For example, did you know that there are specific modifications you can make to improve both the aesthetics and functionality of your truck? Stay tuned for more tips and tricks!
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