Lift to fit under 7 foot garage door

Anyone have 3 inch lift on 35s that fits under a 7 foot garage door?

 

Not likely. I have what appears to be leveling spacers on mine (they were on when I bought the truck). My shark fin antenna (20 Platinum) barely clears the open garage door.

 

I have a 3” lift and 37’s, clears my 7’ garage by about 2”

 

Go higher and piss on garage parking

 

I found where this was asked here - https://www.tundras.com/threads/garage-fitment-with-lift-and-tires.18687/

 

I have 35's on a 3.5" lift and it just fits through the 7 foot opening of the garage door (with about 2" to spare). however, mine is a 2016 without that giant shark fin antenna on the roof.

 

I have 2.5" lift on 36's, so that's pretty much the same. Fits fine, but not a ton to spare.

 

Paid over 40K for truck... no way it is sitting outside! Besides here in WV the mice will get in there and chew up wires!

 

Sounds like I should be good even with a 4.5 inch lift. Thanks guys. I will post back when I pick lift and get it on in the next 6 months!

 

I had a 2009 Heavy Half F150 as a company truck. I added a headache rack. Got called to go in to Columbus for meeting with the State and tried my darndest to find the height restrictions on the parking garage I was supposed to use and couldn't. I measured the headache rack and brought tools to loosen it and tilt it back just in case. The entrance had the clearance posted and I was good by just over an inch.


UNTILL.....

I came across a concrete beam just where the grade changed from level to incline and sure as shit I hit that beam. Oh the horns blaring inside that garage as I unbolted that too tall rack.

 

Oops! There is only one parking garage ceiling in this entire metro area that my truck will fit under. Sometimes I can be caught sleeping in the backseat there during extended severe weather events. Not all eggs in one basket so to speak. Nice to have a paid off low mileage N/A big V8 truck and not be concerned about losing it to a twister, especially since a new replacement can't be had. The house and everything in it on the otherhand...."Hi, yes, I need to file a claim please". Waiting patiently for that one!

 

For mice, I place a few bars of pink Dove soap, Pine Sol soaked rags, and Snuggle dryer sheets in the engine bay where they ride 24/7. Reaaply Pine Sol about every month. No indications of any mice or other rodents and that includes several extended stays in the wilderness too. I screened the HVAC fresh intakes under the windshield cowling with 1/4" hardware cloth as well. All seems to be an excellent combo!