Same here in my world . . . doesn't matter if it fits, I don't get the spot. Ha.
Great fit! I love the way you are storing your snow (?) tires while also using them as rubber bumpers.2" level with 34" tires on stock 18" wheels brings the height up to 80"
Fits with room to spare.
If I cleaned out the other half of the garage, I could fit 2 F150s side by side.
And I always back into every location I park for a number of reasons.
@succeed23 -
This is how I picture my truck fitting. How deep is your garage? Is that a 5.5 ft bed?2" level with 34" tires on stock 18" wheels brings the height up to 80"
Fits with room to spare.
If I cleaned out the other half of the garage, I could fit 2 F150s side by side.
And I always back into every location I park for a number of reasons.
Lol that’s when you pull the “Well if it isn’t kept in a garage the warranty will be void story” ?see if they buy it.
Not snow tires. They are the factory/stock tires that I replaced soon after I received my truck. I'm still undecided on what I'm going to do with them. The tires I replaced them with are Toyo AT3's with the 3peak snow rating, and they've performed great in all types of snow.
What's crazy is my wife has a company car and my daughter's car is worth no more than 15k, yet my brand new 70K F150 gets left outside due to their hair.
Yes - It’s time to put the foot down.
I guess I'm doing the math wrong. I'm assuming that if he went with 20" tires he'd have a truck at 82" instead of 80" with his 18" wheels.Great fit! I love the way you are storing your snow (?) tires while also using them as rubber bumpers.
@succeed23 -
Given that your leveled truck will have 33's (vs, Snoshu's 34's), your truck will be ~0.5 shorter than his 80" truck, or 75.5" tall. Since you have 80.4 of clearance, your truck should have ~1.0" to spare, no?
These #'s can be confusing because they sound the same. The 18" and 20" refer to the wheel (or rim) diameter. The 33" and 34" refer to the outside tire diameter. Since your tires are 33's, the axel sits 0.5" (1/2 the difference in tire diameters) lower than it would on his 34" tires.
Ah! Thank, Madman. Ok. Well that means my truck will fit in my garage. Since I'll have to drive up really close to the wall, I'll need to find something thin but provides some cushion for the truck.
Damn. It looks like your about 18" short of making it in.Mine does not fit.
Tires/wheels will not fix this though.
That is the story of my life. But, I have never been 18" short. No way to make that up with technique!!!
At least you can protect it from a hailstormMine does not fit.
Tires/wheels will not fix this though.
Your a braver man than me
FWIW, my teenage daughter’s vehicle will be going outside whenever I get my truck. She’ll get over it.
Try this....
