Anyone have experience with a supercrew in a standard 20' garage?

[GordoJay]

Those studs would need to be 105” on center, (with a header beam).

Only the bumper where it sticks out the extra inch has to line up. If it lines up with a stud, he’ll have to take a little run at it.

 

[CoronaRaptor]

Just keep backing in until the front bumper clears the garage door. "She's in"!!

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

Just keep backing in until the front bumper clears the garage door. "She's in"!!

while pushing the wall out the back........

 

[zombiekiller]

while pushing the wall out the back........

 

[JW7676]

Mine fits just fine with a few inches to spare.

 

[RadRaptor]

man its tight... I have a 19 SCREW.. I park in a garage that is 23 deep, but I have a 20X20 shop and I have parked it in there before, and you have a couple inches each way... its a way tight squeeze

 

[Krickster]

My 2019 Screw is a tight squeeze, but it fits in my standard garage. 2 inchs on the height. 3 inches on width. I do have to fold my mirrors. I couldn't imagine leaving mine outside. Car thieves should get 10 years min prison on the 1st grand theft. Then execution on the 2nd!

 

[Reaper308]

I think your going to be tight if it fits at all with a true 20’ garage but do not fear, there is one sure way to find out buy it and back her on in! Like @CoronaRaptor said just keep backing up until the front bumper clears hood news is she’s got plenty of power for the remodel!

 

[SilverBolt]

In the Gen-2 world the overall length difference between the SCAB and SCREW is 12".

 

[KeithV]

Should fit - look at my avatar.

But your avatar shows shelves and maybe a water heater behind your truck, with plenty of room in front. That has to be deeper than 20 ft.