How Tall Is the Average Pickup Truck?

The average pickup truck is a tall vehicle, but exactly how tall? The answer depends on the type of truck you are talking about.

A full-size pickup truck is typically around 6 feet, 4 inches in height without any accessories. When you add a bed liner, roof rack, roof light bar, and taller tires, the overall height can increase to around 7 feet.

Compact Pickup Trucks

Compact pickup trucks are generally shorter than full-size pickups – around 5 feet, 5 inches in height without any accessories. With the addition of accessories such as a bed liner or roof rack, the overall height can increase to around 6 feet.

Mid-Size Pickup Trucks

Mid-size pickup trucks are in between full-size and compact pickups in terms of size and height. They’re usually around 6 feet tall without any accessories and can reach up to 7 feet with the addition of aftermarket parts.

Conclusion:

The average pickup truck varies in height depending on its size and type. Full-size pickups are typically around 6 feet 4 inches tall without accessories and can reach up to 7 feet with aftermarket parts added on. Compact pickups are usually 5 feet 5 inches tall without any added accessories, while mid-size pickups usually range from 6 to 7 feet tall with or without additional parts.

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James Gardner