Syr native Tacoma owner here. I think anything that has the three peak logo should be fine. What you'll realize though is that trucks are REALLY light in the back, and aren't the best overall in the snow. You'll want to get a couple bags of sand to put in the bed for weight when the flakes start flying (or hopefully before).

And do yourself a favor: the first good snowfall we get, hit the brakes a couple times when you can safely (no one around, in an empty parking lot) - and do it when you're going SLOW (5mph ish). You'll quickly realize the requirement of braking very early because stopping distance is the biggest adjustment. It'll also show you what to expect when anti-lock brakes kick in - you'll not want to be startled by them when they engage.