2026 Ford F-150 Dimensions | Cab, Bed, Length & Width Guide
Dave Arbogast Ford Truck Research
2026 Ford F-150 Dimensions Guide
The 2026 Ford F-150 ranges from 209.4 inches to 243.9 inches long,
depending on the selected cab, cargo box and drivetrain.
Buyers can choose a Regular Cab, SuperCab or SuperCrew with
5.5-foot, 6.5-foot or 8-foot cargo-box availability. The right
combination depends on passenger space, cargo length, parking,
garage clearance, towing and everyday maneuverability.
This guide compares overall length, wheelbase, width, height,
ground clearance, interior room, cargo-box volume and off-road
geometry for the main 2026 F-150 configurations.
Our Best Overall Recommendation
Which F-150 Cab and Bed Combination Is Best?
Best Overall Configuration
SuperCrew With the 5.5-Foot Box
The SuperCrew with the 5.5-foot box offers the strongest balance
of passenger space, cargo capacity and everyday maneuverability.
It measures 232.0 inches long with a 145.4-inch wheelbase.
This configuration provides 43.6 inches of rear legroom and
52.8 cubic feet of cargo-box volume while remaining 11.8 to
11.9 inches shorter than a SuperCrew with the 6.5-foot box.
It is the preferred F-150 size for many families, commuters,
recreational buyers and owners who regularly use parking lots or
residential garages.
SuperCrew 5.5-Foot Box
Maximum rear-seat space without choosing the longest standard-body
configuration.
SuperCrew 6.5-Foot Box
Combines full rear-seat space with a 78.9-inch-long cargo floor.
Regular Cab 8-Foot Box
Provides 97.6 inches of inside floor length and 77.4 cubic feet of bed volume.
Regular Cab 6.5-Foot Box
At 209.4 inches long, it is the most compact standard F-150 body.
At a Glance
2026 F-150 Size Range
Shortest Overall Length
Longest Overall Length
Typical Width Without Mirrors
Width With Standard Mirrors
SuperCrew Rear Legroom
8-Foot Bed Floor Length
Maximum Bed Volume
Maximum Raptor Clearance
Exterior Size Comparison
2026 Ford F-150 Dimensions by Configuration
Overall length and wheelbase are primarily determined by cab and bed
selection. Height and ground clearance can also differ between 4×2 and
4×4 configurations.
| Configuration | Drive | Wheelbase | Overall Length | Cab Height | Ground Clearance | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Cab, 6.5-Foot Box | 4×2 | 122.8 in. | 209.4 in. | 75.4 in. | 8.3 in. | Shortest body and tightest parking |
| Regular Cab, 6.5-Foot Box | 4×4 | 122.8 in. | 209.4 in. | 76.9 in. | 9.8 in. | Compact work truck with 4×4 |
| Regular Cab, 8-Foot Box | 4×2 | 141.5 in. | 228.1 in. | 75.0 in. | 8.2 in. | Maximum bed space and lower height |
| Regular Cab, 8-Foot Box | 4×4 | 141.5 in. | 228.1 in. | 76.7 in. | 9.8 in. | Full-length work bed with traction |
| SuperCab, 6.5-Foot Box | 4×2 | 145.4 in. | 232.0 in. | 75.3 in. | 8.2 in. | Occasional rear seating and larger bed |
| SuperCab, 6.5-Foot Box | 4×4 | 145.4 in. | 232.0 in. | 77.1 in. | 9.8 in. | Work and recreation with 4×4 |
| SuperCrew, 5.5-Foot Box | 4×2 | 145.4 in. | 232.0 in. | 75.4 in. | 8.2 in. | Best overall everyday configuration |
| SuperCrew, 5.5-Foot Box | 4×4 | 145.4 in. | 232.0 in. | 77.1 in. | 9.8 in. | Best family and all-weather setup |
| SuperCrew, 6.5-Foot Box | 4×2 | 157.2 in. | 243.8 in. | 78.5 in. | 8.5 in. | Maximum cabin and useful bed length |
| SuperCrew, 6.5-Foot Box | 4×4 | 157.2 in. | 243.9 in. | 77.5 in. | 8.8 in. | Long-distance towing and work |
| Tremor SuperCrew, 5.5-Foot Box | 4×4 | 145.6 in. | 231.5 in. | 79.2 in. | 10.7 in. | Technical trails and outdoor use |
| Raptor SuperCrew, 5.5-Foot Box | 4×4 | 145.4 in. | 232.3 in. | 79.5 or 80.7 in. | 11.9 or 13.1 in. | High-performance off-road use |
Height and clearance measurements are published for specific reference
configurations. Tires, suspension, payload and optional equipment can
affect actual measurements.
Passenger Space and Body Style
Regular Cab vs. SuperCab vs. SuperCrew Dimensions
| Cab | Seating | Rear Legroom | Available Bed Lengths | Shortest Overall Length | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Cab | Up to 3 | Not applicable | 6.5 or 8 feet | 209.4 in. | Work, fleets, maximum bed space and fewer passengers |
| SuperCab | 5 or 6 | 33.5 in. | 6.5 feet | 232.0 in. | Occasional rear passengers, tools and interior storage |
| SuperCrew | 5 or 6 | 43.6 in. | 5.5 or 6.5 feet | 232.0 in. | Families, crews, long trips and daily passenger use |
Prioritizes the Cargo Bed
The Regular Cab is designed for buyers who need front seating and maximum exterior cargo utility without a rear passenger area.
It is the only cab offered with the 8-foot box.
Occasional Rear Seating
The SuperCab provides a second seating row with 33.5 inches of rear legroom while retaining the 6.5-foot box.
It works well for shorter trips, tools, equipment, or occasional passengers.
Maximum Passenger Space
SuperCrew rear passengers receive 43.6 inches of legroom—10.1 inches more than in the SuperCab.
It is the preferred cab for families and full-time crew use.
Cargo-Box Measurements
2026 Ford F-150 Bed Dimensions
Ford’s 5.5-foot, 6.5-foot and 8-foot box names are nominal. Use the
inside floor length when determining whether specific cargo will fit.
| Nominal Box | Inside Floor Length | Width Between Wheelhouses | Inside Height | Cargo Volume | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5.5-Foot Box | 67.1 in. 67.2 in. on Raptor |
50.6 in. | 21.4 in. | 52.8 cu. ft. | Everyday use, families and recreation |
| 6.5-Foot Box | 78.9 in. | 50.6 in. | 21.4 in. | 62.3 cu. ft. | Best balance of cargo length and manageability |
| 8-Foot Box | 97.6 in. | 50.6 in. | 21.4 in. | 77.4 cu. ft. | Construction, fleets and maximum cargo capacity |
Best for Daily Driving
Keeps the SuperCrew at 232.0 inches long while still providing
52.8 cubic feet of cargo volume.
Best All-Around Work Bed
Adds 11.8 inches of floor length and 9.5 cubic feet of volume over
the 5.5-foot box.
Maximum Cargo Space
Provides 30.5 inches more floor length and 24.6 cubic feet more
volume than the 5.5-foot box.
Measure cargo between the wheelhouses
All three boxes provide 50.6 inches between the wheelhouses. Measure
wide equipment, pallets, drawers, slide systems and recreational gear
at their largest points before purchase.
Shortest Body or Longest Cargo Bed
2026 F-150 Regular Cab Dimensions
209.4 Inches Long
- 122.8-inch wheelbase
- 75.4-inch height with 4×2
- 76.9-inch height with 4×4
- 8.3-inch clearance with 4×2
- 9.8-inch clearance with 4×4
- 67.1-inch inside bed length
- 52.8 cubic feet of bed volume
228.1 Inches Long
- 141.5-inch wheelbase
- 75.0-inch height with 4×2
- 76.7-inch height with 4×4
- 8.2-inch clearance with 4×2
- 9.8-inch clearance with 4×4
- 97.6-inch inside bed length
- 77.4 cubic feet of bed volume
Who should choose a Regular Cab?
The Regular Cab is best for contractors, municipal users, farms,
fleets and individual owners who rarely need rear passenger seating.
Choose the 6.5-foot box for a shorter truck or the 8-foot box for
maximum cargo-floor length.
Occasional Rear Seating and a Longer Bed
2026 F-150 SuperCab Dimensions
SuperCab With 6.5-Foot Box
232.0 Inches Long
The SuperCab uses a 145.4-inch wheelbase and is the same overall
length as a SuperCrew with the 5.5-foot box.
The difference is how the length is distributed: the SuperCab
provides a longer 78.9-inch cargo floor, while the SuperCrew
dedicates more length to rear-passenger space.
Rear legroom measures 33.5 inches, making the SuperCab better for
occasional passengers than for routine adult travel.
Maximum Rear-Seat Space
2026 F-150 SuperCrew Dimensions
232.0 Inches Long
- 145.4-inch wheelbase
- 75.4-inch height with 4×2
- 77.1-inch height with 4×4
- 8.2-inch clearance with 4×2
- 9.8-inch clearance with 4×4
- 43.6 inches of rear legroom
- 52.8 cubic feet of bed volume
243.8–243.9 Inches Long
- 157.2-inch wheelbase
- 78.5-inch height with 4×2
- 77.5-inch height with 4×4
- 8.5-inch clearance with 4×2
- 8.8-inch clearance with 4×4
- 43.6 inches of rear legroom
- 62.3 cubic feet of bed volume
How much longer is the SuperCrew 6.5-foot box?
It is approximately 11.8 to 11.9 inches longer overall than the
SuperCrew with the 5.5-foot box. The wheelbase is also 11.8 inches
longer.
Passenger Measurements
2026 F-150 Interior Dimensions
| Measurement | Regular Cab | SuperCab | SuperCrew |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seating Capacity | 3 | 5 or 6 | 5 or 6 |
| Front Headroom | 40.8 in. | 40.8 in. | 40.8 in. |
| Front Legroom | 43.9 in. | 43.9 in. | 43.9 in. |
| Front Shoulder Room | 66.7 in. | 66.7 in. | 66.7 in. 66.6 in. on Raptor |
| Front Hip Room | 62.5 in. | 62.5 in. | 62.5 in. |
| Rear Headroom | Not applicable | 40.3 in. | 40.4 in. |
| Rear Legroom | Not applicable | 33.5 in. | 43.6 in. |
| Rear Shoulder Room | Not applicable | 66.1 in. | 66.0 in. 65.8 in. on Raptor |
| Rear Hip Room | Not applicable | 62.6 in. | 62.6 in. |
Front Space Is Consistent
All three cabs provide 40.8 inches of front headroom and 43.9
inches of front legroom.
SuperCab Rear Space
Its 33.5 inches of rear legroom work best for occasional passengers,
children, equipment or interior cargo.
SuperCrew Rear Space
Its 43.6 inches of rear legroom can accommodate adults, child seats
and long-distance family travel more comfortably.
Garage Doors, Roads and Parking Spaces
How Wide and Tall Is a 2026 Ford F-150?
79.7 to 79.9 Inches Without Mirrors
- 95.7 inches with standard mirrors
- 83.6 inches with standard mirrors folded
- 105.9 inches with trailer-tow mirrors
- 85.3 inches with trailer-tow mirrors folded
75.0 to 78.5 Inches
Published standard-model cab heights vary by body, drivetrain and
configuration.
Tremor measures 79.2 inches tall. Raptor measures 79.5 inches with 35-inch tires or 80.7 inches with 37-inch tires.
Mirror width is critical
A standard F-150 is approximately 15.8 inches wider with its standard
mirrors extended than its body width. Trailer-tow mirrors increase
total width to 105.9 inches, or approximately 8 feet 10 inches.
Measure Before You Buy
Will a Ford F-150 Fit in My Garage?
A garage’s advertised dimensions do not always equal its usable
dimensions. Door tracks, trim, steps, storage, workbenches and interior
walls can reduce available space.
Measure Usable Length
Measure from the fully closed garage door to the nearest wall, cabinet, stairs, water heater, or stored object.
Add clearance in front and behind the truck rather than comparing the vehicle length with the garage length exactly.
Measure Door Width
Measure the narrowest clear opening between trim, tracks and door
hardware.
Account for mirrors and leave enough room to correct the truck’s
path while entering.
Measure Door Height
Measure the lowest point of the open door, track, opener, seal or
overhead obstruction.
Include extra clearance for antennas, tires, suspension changes and
vehicle movement.
| F-150 Configuration | Truck Length | Approximate Length in Feet | Garage Consideration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Cab, 6.5-Foot Box | 209.4 in. | 17 ft. 5.4 in. | Most garage-friendly standard configuration |
| Regular Cab, 8-Foot Box | 228.1 in. | 19 ft. 0.1 in. | Requires a deeper garage |
| SuperCab, 6.5-Foot Box | 232.0 in. | 19 ft. 4.0 in. | Measure carefully in a nominal 20-foot garage |
| SuperCrew, 5.5-Foot Box | 232.0 in. | 19 ft. 4.0 in. | May fit some deep residential garages with limited clearance |
| SuperCrew, 6.5-Foot Box | 243.8–243.9 in. | About 20 ft. 4 in. | Often requires an oversized or extra-deep garage |
| Raptor | 232.3 in. | About 19 ft. 4.3 in. | Width and height may be greater concerns than length |
Measure the narrowest width, lowest height and shortest usable depth—
then compare all three with the exact truck.
Do not assume a nominal 20-foot garage is sufficient
A 232-inch F-150 is already 19 feet 4 inches long. A garage described
as 20 feet deep may have less usable interior depth after accounting
for drywall, trim, steps, storage, and the closed door.
Daily Maneuverability
F-150 Parking and Driveway Considerations
Overall Length
The 34.5-inch difference between the shortest and longest standard configurations is significant in garages, parallel parking, and crowded lots.
Wheelbase
A longer wheelbase generally requires more space when turning, maneuvering around islands, and entering narrow driveways.
Mirror Width
Standard mirrors increase total width to 95.7 inches, while trailer-tow mirrors extend it to 105.9 inches.
Door-Opening Space
Body width does not include room required to open the doors, install a child seat, or load passengers.
Front Overhang
Standard configurations have approximately 37.4 inches of front
overhang, which affects curb and wall clearance.
Camera Technology
The available 360-Degree Camera and parking sensors can make a full-size truck easier to place in tight spaces.
What is the easiest F-150 to park?
The Regular Cab with the 6.5-foot box is easiest to maneuver based on
its 209.4-inch length and 122.8-inch wheelbase. For buyers needing a
full rear seat, the SuperCrew with the 5.5-foot box is the more
manageable crew-cab choice.
Ground Clearance and Trail Geometry
F-150 Tremor and Raptor Dimensions
| Measurement | Tremor | Raptor 35-Inch | Raptor 37-Inch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wheelbase | 145.6 in. | 145.4 in. | 145.4 in. |
| Overall Length | 231.5 in. | 232.3 in. | 232.3 in. |
| Height | 79.2 in. | 79.5 in. | 80.7 in. |
| Width Excluding Mirrors | 79.9 in. | 79.8 in. | 86.6 in. |
| Front Track Width | 68.5 in. | 74.0 in. | 74.3 in. |
| Rear Track Width | 69.1 in. | 73.6 in. | 73.9 in. |
| Ground Clearance | 10.7 in. | 11.9 in. | 13.1 in. |
| Approach Angle | 27.6° | 30.7° | 33.1° |
| Breakover Angle | 21.1° | 22.3° | 24.4° |
| Departure Angle | 24.1° | 23.5° | 24.9° |
F-150 Tremor
Tremor provides 10.7 inches of clearance and stronger trail geometry while retaining standard-body width.
Raptor With 35-Inch Tires
Provides 11.9 inches of clearance and a much wider track for high-speed off-road stability.
Raptor With 37-Inch Tires
Reaches 13.1 inches of ground clearance but is also 86.6 inches wide without mirrors and 80.7 inches tall.
Raptor requires additional width planning
The Raptor with 37-inch tires is 6.7 inches wider without mirrors
than a standard 79.9-inch F-150 body. Consider garage openings,
trailers, narrow trails, car-wash limits and parking-space width.
Understanding Off-Road Measurements
Approach, Breakover and Departure Angles Explained
Approach Angle
Indicates how steep an obstacle or incline the truck can approach before the front bumper or lower body is likely to contact it.
Breakover Angle
Indicates the truck’s ability to pass over a crest without the underside contacting the high point.
Departure Angle
Indicates how steep an obstacle the truck can leave before the rear bumper or overhang is likely to contact it.
Wheelbase affects breakover clearance
Longer-wheelbase configurations generally have a lower breakover
angle when other dimensions remain similar. This is one reason a
shorter off-road configuration can be easier to place on technical
terrain.
Choose the Size Around Your Actual Use
Best F-150 Dimensions by Buyer Type
SuperCrew, 5.5-Foot Box
Provides maximum rear-seat room while avoiding the additional
length of the SuperCrew 6.5-foot-box configuration.
Regular Cab, 8-Foot Box
Maximizes cargo length and bed volume for materials, tools and
commercial equipment.
SuperCab, 6.5-Foot Box
Retains the longer bed while adding occasional rear seating and
lockable interior storage.
SuperCrew, 6.5-Foot Box
Provides full crew-cab room and a 78.9-inch cargo floor when overall
length is not a concern.
Regular Cab, 6.5-Foot Box
The shortest wheelbase and overall length make it the easiest
standard configuration to maneuver.
SuperCrew, 5.5-Foot Box
Provides the full rear cabin in a 232-inch overall length.
8-Foot Box
Delivers 97.6 inches of floor length and 77.4 cubic feet of volume.
Tremor
Combines 10.7 inches of clearance with standard-body width and a manageable 231.5-inch length.
Raptor 37-Inch Package
Provides 13.1 inches of ground clearance and a 33.1-degree approach angle.
Wheelbase, Payload and Trailer Use
Which F-150 Size Is Best for Towing?
Dimensions alone do not determine towing capacity. Engine, axle ratio,
drivetrain, payload, hitch equipment and the truck’s specific ratings
are more important.
Longer Wheelbase
A longer wheelbase can provide a more settled feel with some trailers, but it also increases overall length and maneuvering space.
Shorter Wheelbase
A shorter truck is easier to maneuver at fuel stations, campsites, boat ramps and confined storage areas.
Payload Comes First
Passengers, cargo, accessories and trailer tongue weight all use the truck’s available payload capacity.
Do not select a towing truck by wheelbase alone
Confirm the exact truck’s Gross Vehicle Weight Rating, payload label, axle ratings, hitch rating, Gross Combined Weight Rating, and
conventional towing limit.
Real-World Maneuverability
F-150 Turning Diameter and Test-Drive Evaluation
Ford’s published 2026 technical-specification sheet does not provide
one universal turning-circle measurement for every F-150 body,
drivetrain and tire configuration.
Why Turning Space Varies
- Wheelbase
- Track width
- Tire size
- Wheel offset
- Steering geometry
- Suspension configuration
What to Test
- Full-lock U-turns
- Parking-lot islands
- Driveway entry
- Garage alignment
- Trailer backing
- Narrow street turns
Compare the exact body configurations
A SuperCrew 5.5-foot-box truck and SuperCab 6.5-foot-box truck share
the same 145.4-inch wheelbase and 232.0-inch overall length, but cab
visibility and intended use may still make them feel different.
Before Ordering or Purchasing
F-150 Measurement Checklist
Measure Your Garage
- Usable interior depth
- Narrowest door-opening width
- Lowest overhead clearance
- Distance around steps and cabinets
- Space for the garage door to close
- Room to walk around the truck
Measure Your Parking Area
- Driveway width
- Driveway turning angle
- Street width
- Gate opening
- Carport post spacing
- Space for door opening
Measure Your Cargo
- Longest material or equipment
- Widest point
- Width between supports or feet
- Height above the bed rails
- Tailgate-open requirements
- Toolbox or tonneau-cover clearance
Evaluate the Exact Truck
- Confirm cab and bed combination
- Confirm tire package
- Check mirror type
- Verify running boards
- Review suspension packages
- Test parking and turning
Allow a safety margin
Do not choose a truck that matches the available space to the exact
inch. Allow additional clearance for alignment, suspension movement,
tire changes, accessories and ordinary measurement error.
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Bring the dimensions of your tools, recreational equipment or
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Frequently Asked Questions
2026 Ford F-150 Dimensions FAQs
How long is a 2026 Ford F-150?
The 2026 F-150 ranges from 209.4 inches long for a Regular Cab with
the 6.5-foot box to 243.9 inches long for a SuperCrew 4×4 with the
6.5-foot box.
What is the shortest 2026 Ford F-150?
The shortest configuration is the Regular Cab with the 6.5-foot
box. It measures 209.4 inches long and has a 122.8-inch wheelbase.
What is the longest 2026 Ford F-150?
The longest standard configuration is the SuperCrew 4×4 with the
6.5-foot box. It measures 243.9 inches long with a 157.2-inch
wheelbase.
How wide is a 2026 Ford F-150?
Most standard-body configurations measure 79.7 to 79.9 inches wide
without mirrors, 95.7 inches with standard mirrors and 83.6 inches
with the standard mirrors folded.
How wide is an F-150 with trailer-tow mirrors?
Standard-body F-150 models measure 105.9 inches wide with
trailer-tow mirrors extended and 85.3 inches with those mirrors
folded.
How tall is a 2026 Ford F-150?
Standard-model cab height ranges from approximately 75.0 to
78.5 inches in Ford’s published specifications. Tremor measures
79.2 inches, while Raptor measures 79.5 or 80.7 inches depending on
tire configuration.
What is the wheelbase of a 2026 Ford F-150?
Wheelbase ranges from 122.8 inches for the Regular Cab with the
6.5-foot box to 157.2 inches for the SuperCrew with the 6.5-foot
box.
How long is an F-150 SuperCrew with a 5.5-foot bed?
The SuperCrew with the 5.5-foot box measures 232.0 inches long and
has a 145.4-inch wheelbase.
How long is an F-150 SuperCrew with a 6.5-foot bed?
It measures 243.8 inches long with 4×2 or 243.9 inches long with
4×4. Both versions use a 157.2-inch wheelbase.
How long is an F-150 SuperCab?
The SuperCab with the 6.5-foot box measures 232.0 inches long and
has a 145.4-inch wheelbase.
How long is an F-150 Regular Cab?
The Regular Cab measures 209.4 inches long with the 6.5-foot box or
228.1 inches long with the 8-foot box.
What are the F-150 bed dimensions?
Inside floor length is 67.1 inches for the 5.5-foot box, 78.9 inches
for the 6.5-foot box and 97.6 inches for the 8-foot box. All three
provide 50.6 inches between the wheelhouses and 21.4 inches of
inside height.
How much cargo volume does the F-150 bed have?
The 5.5-foot box provides 52.8 cubic feet, the 6.5-foot box provides
62.3 cubic feet and the 8-foot box provides 77.4 cubic feet.
Can a four-foot-wide item fit between the F-150 wheelhouses?
Yes. Ford publishes a width of 50.6 inches between the wheelhouses,
which is 2.6 inches wider than four feet. Measure the actual item
and any packaging or supports before loading.
How much rear legroom does an F-150 SuperCrew have?
The 2026 F-150 SuperCrew provides 43.6 inches of rear legroom.
How much rear legroom does an F-150 SuperCab have?
The 2026 F-150 SuperCab provides 33.5 inches of rear legroom.
Which F-150 cab is best for families?
The SuperCrew is best for most families because it provides four
full-size doors and 43.6 inches of rear legroom. The 5.5-foot box
keeps overall length to 232.0 inches.
Which F-150 configuration has the most cargo space?
The Regular Cab with the 8-foot box provides the largest cargo bed,
measuring 97.6 inches long with 77.4 cubic feet of volume.
Which F-150 is easiest to park?
The Regular Cab with the 6.5-foot box is easiest to maneuver based
on its 209.4-inch overall length and 122.8-inch wheelbase.
Will an F-150 fit in a 20-foot garage?
Some configurations may fit, but a nominal 20-foot garage may have
less than 20 feet of usable depth. A 232-inch F-150 is already
19 feet 4 inches long, so the garage must be measured carefully.
What is the ground clearance of an F-150?
Standard configurations generally provide 8.2 to 9.8 inches of
published ground clearance, depending on body and drivetrain.
What is the ground clearance of the F-150 Tremor?
The 2026 F-150 Tremor has 10.7 inches of published ground clearance.
What is the ground clearance of the F-150 Raptor?
The Raptor has 11.9 inches of ground clearance with 35-inch tires
or 13.1 inches with 37-inch tires.
How wide is the F-150 Raptor?
Raptor measures 79.8 inches wide without mirrors with 35-inch tires
or 86.6 inches wide with the 37-inch tire configuration. Width with
mirrors is 96.0 inches.
What is the best F-150 size for contractors?
A Regular Cab with the 8-foot box is best when maximum bed length
is the priority. A SuperCab with the 6.5-foot box is better when
occasional rear seating or lockable interior storage is needed.
Where can I compare F-150 cab and bed sizes near Dayton, Ohio?
Dave Arbogast Ford in Troy, Ohio, can help buyers compare Regular
Cab, SuperCab and SuperCrew trucks with available 5.5-foot,
6.5-foot and 8-foot cargo boxes.
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