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Ford F-150 dimensions

Length, width with and without mirrors, height and wheelbase — and whether it clears a standard garage door and bay.

Overall length

209.1–250.3"

depending on cab and bed

Width (body)
79.9"
Width (mirrors out)
95.7"
Width (mirrors folded)
83.6"
Height
75–78"
Wheelbase
122.8–163.7"
Between wheel wells
50.6"

Ford spec sheets; length spans Regular Cab 6.5 ft to SuperCrew 8 ft. Off-road trims run wider and taller than the ranges above — measure your own truck before you rely on any of it.

Will a F-150 fit in your garage?

Checked against the four common garage setups, using the longest and tallest version of this truck — so a pass here is a pass for every configuration.

Single garage, 8×7 ft door

Fits — but tight

Opening 96×84", bay 240" deep.

Depends on your configuration. The shortest version fits a 240 inch bay with 31 inches to spare; the longest is 250 inches long and would not close the door.

Mirrors clear the opening by only about 0.1 inches a side. Most owners still fold them out of habit.

  • Depth spare: 31" shortest, -10" longest
  • Headroom: 6"
  • Mirror clearance: 0.3"

Single garage, 9×7 ft door

Fits — but tight

Opening 108×84", bay 240" deep.

Depends on your configuration. The shortest version fits a 240 inch bay with 31 inches to spare; the longest is 250 inches long and would not close the door.

  • Depth spare: 31" shortest, -10" longest
  • Headroom: 6"
  • Mirror clearance: 12.3"

Double garage, 16×7 ft door

Fits — but tight

Opening 192×84", bay 240" deep.

Depends on your configuration. The shortest version fits a 240 inch bay with 31 inches to spare; the longest is 250 inches long and would not close the door.

  • Depth spare: 31" shortest, -10" longest
  • Headroom: 6"
  • Mirror clearance: 96.3"

9×8 ft door, 24 ft deep

Fits comfortably

Opening 108×96", bay 288" deep.

Clears on length, width and height with room to work around it.

  • Depth spare: 79" shortest, 38" longest
  • Headroom: 18"
  • Mirror clearance: 12.3"

"Mirror clearance" is the total, both sides combined — halve it for the gap at each mirror. A negative number means the mirrors have to be folded.

The mirrors add 15.8 inches

This is the number people forget. The F-150 body is 79.9 inches wide, which sounds manageable against a 96 inch door — until the mirrors take it to 95.7 inches. Folded, it comes back to 83.6 inches.

Measured acrossWidthThrough an 8 ft (96") doorThrough a 9 ft (108") door
Body only 79.9" 16.1" spare 28.1" spare
Mirrors folded 83.6" 12.4" spare 24.4" spare
Mirrors extended 95.7" 0.3" spare 12.3" spare

Trucks of a similar size

Closest in overall length — useful if the F-150 is a couple of inches too long for your bay.

F-150 size — frequently asked

How long is a Ford F-150?

Between 209.1 and 250.3 inches, depending on cab and bed. That spread is the whole ball game for a garage: the short configuration and the long one are effectively different vehicles when it comes to parking. Wheelbase runs 122.8 to 163.7 inches.

How wide is a Ford F-150?

79.9 inches across the body, 95.7 inches with the mirrors extended and 83.6 inches with them folded. The mirrors add 15.8 inches, and they — not the body — are what has to clear your garage door.

Will a Ford F-150 fit in a standard garage?

Yes, in 1 of the 4 standard setups checked on this page, and tightly in 3 more. The table above shows which, and what fails where it does not.

How tall is a Ford F-150?

75 to 78 inches, depending on drivetrain and suspension. A standard 7 ft garage door gives 84 inches of opening, so the stock truck clears — but a roof rack, light bar or lift kit eats that margin quickly.

What is the F-150 bed width between the wheel wells?

50.6 inches. That is the number that decides whether sheet goods lie flat on the bed floor: a 48 inch sheet of plywood needs more than 48 inches of clearance, so anything under that has to ride on top of the wheel wells instead.

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