You can install the controller yourself in fifteen minutes, don't pay someone. Hopefully you got a Tekonsha controller, if so, buy the wiring harness and it's plug and play. Connector is behind the driver side kick panel & it will have a cap on it.

 

They sold me a Voyager. Would it be worth it to exchange? I can easily do that tomorrow.

 

I would go with the P3 but I believe the Voyager is made by Tekonsha so it should be a good controller.

 

I have a Tekonsha Primus IQ and it works well. It should be a little cheaper than the P2 or P3. No need for a larger controller unless you are going to use a 3 axle trailer, and if so you shouldn't be pulling it with a Tundra. You need an adaptor to go from the Tekonsha to the plug in the truck. I would rate it a bit more than a 15 minute job. Can be hard to find and get your hands on the plug in the truck. Also can be a pain to mount the controller clip on the dash, as Toyota does not provide a good place to mount it.

 

Tekonsha FTW. And, as said above, install yourself. It is easy!

 

Thank you!!! I am looking at videos today and if not, I found someone to help!

 

I have a P2 on my 2015 Sr5, I used this harness and it was plug and play with no issues, Installed in about 20 min.
Amazon.com: Tekonsha 3017-S Brake Control Wiring Adapter for Toyota: Automotive

 

That was just the basic plug, you can get a P3 with the harness to match which is plug and go for around $150 on amazon.

 

Tekonsha Primus IQ

Tekonsha Primus IQ Trailer Brake Controller - 1 to 3 Axles - Proportional Tekonsha Brake Controller TK90160

Adaptor cable for 2013 Tundra

Tekonsha Plug-In Wiring Adapter for Electric Brake Controllers - Toyota and Lexus Tekonsha Accessories and Parts 3040-P

The one issue I recall some having on the older Tundras is the length of the adaptor cable being too short. The plug on the truck is on the left side under the side panel and you typically locate the controller to the right of the steering wheel. In the 2015 Tundra which takes a different adaptor cable, the truck plug is to the right of the steering wheel.

 

Yes sir you are correct on my 2011 the connector was in the left kick panel and it was very tight on length (I believe it is the same for the 2013). On my new one the connector was relocated behind the Tow switch on the right side and I actually have more than enough wire. Maybe next year they will get it right.

 

To install the Prodigy 3 in the location I wanted I had to purchase a extra wiring harness and splice them together to reach the location I wanted.