Does your Tundra fit in your garage?

Mine is 231" and I can't get my CM in, probably because you have to go in at a slight angle due to where the stairs into the house are and how narrow the garage door is.

 

I feel your pain! The stairs into the house make things interesting for me as well, but it just BARELY works.

 

258 inch garage, 228 inch tundra. Just squeezes in.

 

all I know is it fits. Just measured 10" in front 2' in back.

 

This is the front bumper, rear is close to the same. I anchored parking stops into the floor to keep from hitting the wall. I would really love to get an aftermarket bumper and winch but I would have to park outside and I'm too spoiled to give that up in the winter and start scraping ice. Everything in the garage that is on the passenger side is inaccessible unless i move the truck or cross through the back seat.

 

When I had my house built I had the Garage built 2 feet deeper and 7 feet wider. But still it's tighter than I like it.

 

Nope. Could probably get it under the door if I aired down the tires but too long, and too wide to get out. Wife’s camry is tight, so it’s her car and a quad. Damn colonial style homes.

 

I'm very lucky. Had the house way before the truck.

 

Tundra fits with room to spare

 

Got about 18” to spare in garage depth. Plenty wide enough for the Tundra and wife’s Armada.

 

No it does not.

(Because I don't have one lolz)

 

Well I was not trading my 4runner pro in if I could not fit my tundra pro in the garage. So I told the wife we need to switch spots for the winter. Then in the summer time I will put my tundra in my 14x36 garage. I keep them in the house garage cause it heated. You can see by this pic my tundra is not going to fit where the 4runner is.

 

@THOR's ... Finally, someone who does stuff in their garage! I decided to lose my full size trash can for a 5-gallon bucket to gain floor space. Also contemplating a work surface hinged to the wall so I can collapse it flush when not in use for parking the beast. What are the hooks above your workbench for in the background? Paint or stain drying?

 

I had the garage deepened 4 ft and also got 8 ft doors to my three car when the house was built. Thinking it would help with resale if some guy showed up with a monster truck.
Little did I know that I would be driving a monster truck 11 years later..ha! The rear is about 6-7 inches away from the door.

 

Plenty of room, even have a rolling table in front the Tundra.

 

Thanks Thor, Yeah this is my Beast. 650supercharged Z06. My sister said the same thing how do I do it. It’s actually not hard. My garage is pretty big. I just back it in and cut it into my AFrame of the house. That whole area goes out further from my 2 car garage. I just have my wife guide me so I don’t touch the wall. Been doing it for a long time. I just cannot get out the driver side. I crawl over the passenger seat. It’s not a big deal. I’m only 5’5. Wants it’s parked for the winter I don’t start it. I keep it on a battery tender. I bought my 19Z06 brand new. I did RonFellowRoadCourse in Las Vegas. I used their car manual like mine. You get to really see what this car can do. Let’s just say I did not baby there car in the track. Lol.

 

Not a prayer. With the two Vulcans and a Gold Wing trike, the 4 wheeled beasts sleep outside.

 

I agree with you Thor!! I have no desire for the C8. What’s awesome is the value on the C7Z06 manual is crazy like the tundra. I could sell my C7 for more than I paid. But that’s not going to happen. I love this thing. If you ever heard of Tailofthedragon in NC. Did it 2 years ago me and wife on vacation. That is wild. I was ripping thru there. But one time is enough. To many accidents on that road.

 

Mine is destined to only live outside... next to the boat it tows...

 

Easily.

 

Trucks can't be too big. Damn garages are always too small!!!

 

They both fit rather well.I really love my shop lol

 

It’s a little snug with opening the doors with both cars in there but it works.

 

Yes. When I built my garage I had the garage built one panel higher for height and put padding on the back wall for me to back into. It barely fits with the garage closed. Feels good when Texas hail comes around.

 

It all fits in the garage. Work bench is on the other side of the Tundra. The 4Runner fits in the little bay.

 

Before the lift and 35s the Tundra fit, height wise, by about 2" to the shark fin... Now, not even close... Not to mention I don't think it'll fit lengthwise (or may, with inches to spare). 4Runner doesn't fit due to the hi-lift on the rear bumper being too tall (otherwise it would probably just barely touch the bottom of the door on the roof rack). GF's Tacoma fits for height, but probably not length, definitely not length with shelving up in the garage.

#TownHouseProblems

 

It fits, but barely--whew!

Height isn't a problem--have about 4 to 6 inches to spare. Length, however, is a bit tight. I think I have about 1" clearance in the front and 1" in the back if I park just right (I am park straight challenged). Garage is probably 231 to 233 inches in length--not exactly sure.

Either way, whether on the road or in the garage, drive safe guys.

 

228 inch garage... 228+ inch Tundra. GRRRR. Why do they build garages so small....

 

Garage size (and door width!) is the first thing I check when looking for a house. If it’s too small, I move on to a different house.

 

My Pro fits in my house garage. But I park it in the other garage 14x36. It’s in my wife spot on this pic. Plus I thought it was a good pic with both of my toys.