Take a look at the front of your 3rd-gen Toyota Tundra and you’ll see a plain black plastic trim piece on each side of the lower bumper. It does its job holding the bumper together, but it doesn’t do anything else. These LED front lights with DRL and sequential turn signals replace that dead space with working lights, so an overlooked part of your truck becomes a real safety and styling upgrade.
This guide covers what the upgrade does, which Tundra trims it fits, how the waterproofing holds up, how to install it, and what to check before you buy.
What Does This Upgrade Do?
Each unit replaces the factory plastic trim and adds three functions:
- Bright white DRL: a daytime running light that makes your truck easier to see
- Amber sequential turn signal: a flowing animation that shows your direction clearly
- Startup welcome animation: a short light sequence when the truck is powered on
Before: plain plastic trim, no lighting.
After: DRL + turn signal, with a safer and sharper front end.

Heads up: this is a lighting-and-trim upgrade. Check the product page to see whether it also provides a fog light beam.
4 Reasons Tundra Owners Choose This Upgrade
1. Better Daytime Visibility
Placed low and wide on the bumper, white DRLs add a second light signature beyond your factory headlights. That helps on overcast days, at dusk, and on busy interstates where traffic is moving fast.
2. Turn Signals Other Drivers Notice
A flowing amber signal grabs attention better than a standard blink, and drivers can read your direction of travel right away. It’s especially useful when you’re changing lanes next to a tall pickup in heavy traffic.

3. A Premium Look Without Replacing the Bumper
The light animation gives your truck a more upscale feel. It’s a bolt-on upgrade, not a full front-end swap, so you keep your factory bumper.
4. Plug-and-Play Installation
The kit is designed to connect without extra modules, so most owners can handle it in the driveway with basic hand tools and a trim removal tool.
Built for Weather: What IP68 Means

These units are rated IP68 and use an ultrasonic-sealed housing:
- IP6X: fully dust-tight
- IPX8: protected against continuous water immersion
In practice, that means they’re built for rain, snow, mud, fog, car washes and storms. The manufacturer lists an operating temperature range of -40°F to 176°F, which covers both winter and desert use.
Pro tip: a sealed housing doesn’t replace a good installation. Make sure connectors are fully seated and the gasket is correctly positioned.
Tundra Compatibility Guide (2022-2026)

| Trim | Fits? | How to Identify |
|---|---|---|
| SR / SR5 / Limited | ✅ | Standard grille, chrome elements |
| SR / SR5 / Limited with TRD Off-Road Package | ✅ | Dark or chrome grille, off-road wheels and suspension |
| 1794 Limited Edition & Capstone | ✅ | Luxury Capstone grille, polished 22" wheels |
| Platinum & 1794 Edition | ✅ | Premium Platinum grille, unique badging |
| TRD Pro | ✅ | “TOYOTA” lettering grille, FOX bypass shocks, red tow hooks |
Replaces OEM part numbers: 52821-0C010 and 52822-0C010.
Before ordering, confirm your model year is 2022 or newer, compare your trim piece with the product photos, and order two units if you want both sides, since the listing may be sold as a single piece.
How to Install on a 2022-2026 Tundra
Allow about 1-2 hours. Always follow the installation sheet and your owner’s manual.
- Park safely and switch the truck off.
- Remove the factory plastic trim from the lower bumper corner using a trim tool.
- Unplug or route the connector as shown in the instructions.
- Connect the new LED unit to the harness.
- Test everything first: DRL, turn signal, hazard and startup animation.
- Secure the unit and check the fit.
Are They Street Legal?
Rules on DRL color, amber signals and auxiliary lighting vary by state and country. White DRLs and amber turn signals are common, but please check your local vehicle lighting regulations before installing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it fit the Tundra TRD Pro?
Yes. The compatibility guide includes the TRD Pro with its “TOYOTA” grille.
What OEM parts does it replace?
The listed replacement part numbers are 52821-0C010 and 52822-0C010.
Do I need an extra module or wiring kit?
The kit is designed for plug-and-play use with no extra modules.
Is it waterproof enough for car washes and off-roading?
It’s rated IP68 with an ultrasonic-sealed housing, built for rain, snow, mud and fog.
Why does my listing say “Only 1 Pcs”?
Some variants are sold individually, so check the quantity and order two for a full set.
Final Thoughts
For a plain trim piece, this upgrade adds real function: better daytime visibility, clearer turn signals and a premium animated look, with weather-ready construction and broad trim coverage.
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