Depends how long your garage is. I think garage size is regional. A DC long bed would fit in my garage, but the bumper would be kinda close to my work bench. If I didn't have a work bench then it would fit fine. I gots to have my work bench, so that was another reason why I decided to buy a DC short bed.

 

Yeah., same here... The longbed would fit very snugly in my garage, and would require the removal of my work area.

 

Measure it dude. I think the truck is 191" (without a bull bar or grill guard).

 

The Longbed is aprox. 18ft long and the Shortbed is approx. 17ft long so measure the space you have in your garage.

 

well with what pb said, a longbed would barely fit with a work bench, the garages here in vegas are a lot shorter than that and barely fits a longbed with no bench in front. approx. 2-3 inches from the wall and garage door.
so we just put our work bench to the side of the garage.

 

I have a DC short bed and it barely fits in my Florida garage. In Florida the garage door must meet hurricane code so a brace bar is added to the door and sticks out about 10". I do not know if Huston area requires hurricane projection. But if hurricane code applies then take in account the brace bars.

 

The long bed is 18'-5", the and the short bed is 17'-4", those measurements are without hitch and bullbars, a typical bullbar will add 2 to 4 inches to the front depending on brand and model, and hitches usually add around a foot to the back, just measure your space and decide what's best for you.

Good luck and enjoy the new vehicle

 

The long bed is 18'-5

If that's accurate (and it probably is), the truck is same length as a suburban.

NOW bitch about your gas mileage... :lol:

 

My dbl cab short bed barely fits in my garage.

 

My DB Long Bed barely fits in my garage. I had to move everything in its way and park about 1-2 ft from the wall just to make it (and thats BARELY making it).

 

my access cab just fits.

 

My Dbl Cab shortbed barely fits in my garage. I pretty much have enought space to sidestep in front of it when it's in the garage.

 

Measure TWICE ------ buy ONCE.

 

I would be able to fit in my garage, if I didn't like my side mirrors.

 

In San Diego we can barely fit two cars in a "two car garage." When you buy a house with a "three car garage" it's basically a two car garage with a small workspace that has a garage door.

 

As someone stated earlier, the garages here in Vegas are a little smaller than your average garage. I have shelving on both sides of my walls in the garage and a small workbench towards the front, my DC SB barely fits no thanks to my workbench. I had to hang a tennis ball from the ceiling so that I can tell exactly when I get too close to hitting the bench, a LB definitely would not fit unless I chopped the workbench down.

 

at my parents old home, it would fit with a few feet on each side to spare. at my new home, i dont think it will fit.

 

What is considered a standard size garage? My DC SB fits with plenty of room to spare, my F250 CC LB is a tight fit as you have to pull within a foot of the wall to close the door.

I dont think garage sizes are regional but maybe more or the time when the house was built and the builder. My current house was built in 1986.