Factory paint codes

2022 Toyota 4Runner

10 factory colors were offered on the Fifth generation (N280) 4Runner. Your code is on the driver's door jamb sticker on the line marked C/TR — the characters before the slash.

10 colors 4 finishes: Solid, Tri-coat, Pearl, Metallic Fifth generation (N280) (2010–2024)

Changes from 2021:

Verified against 2 independent sources: 2022 Toyota 4Runner official brochure (dealer CDN mirror): https://cdn.dealereprocess.org/cdn/brochures/toyota/2022-4runner.pdf — 4Runner Colors & Trims page lists Midnight Black Metallic, Nautical Blue Metallic, Army Green, Lunar Rock, Lime Rush, Barcelona Red Metallic, Magnetic Gray Metallic, Classic Silver Metallic, Blizzard Pearl, Super White; PaintRef Toyota cross-reference, 2022 4Runner: https://www.paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?year=2022&make=Toyota&model=4Runner&rows=100 — returns exactly these 10 codes, giving Lime Rush as 5C3.

Lime Rush 5C3 is the new TRD Pro exclusive — a 4Runner-only paint, distinct from the Tacoma's Electric Lime Metallic 588. Lunar Rock 6X3 loses its TRD Pro restriction and reaches TRD Off-Road Premium and SR5 Premium. Cement 1H5 is dropped again. A TRD Sport grade is added but brings no new color.

Where to find your paint code

Driver's door jamb (B-pillar), on the white or silver build sticker, on the row labelled C/TR.

Driver's door jamb

  1. Open the driver's door and look at the B-pillar at roughly latch height.
  2. Find the row labelled C/TR on the printed sticker.
  3. The three characters before the slash are the paint code.
  4. The characters after the slash are the interior trim code, not paint.

If the sticker is missing or faded

  • Call any Toyota dealer parts desk with your VIN. They can read the code off the build record, usually in under a minute and at no cost.
  • Genuine Toyota touch-up part numbers embed the paint code — part 00258-004X0-21 is code 4X0.

Other 4Runner years

Color availability changed year to year. Codes often carried over; names sometimes did not.

Other Toyota models