Raptorbegone
Well-Known Member
width is easy. it's the length of most of today's trucks that is an issue in some modern garages
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I’ve been trying to figure out the same thing. I have 8x8ft single garage doors that open into a larger space inside. From what I’ve read on here, it seems like backing the truck in is potentially easier. In one of the review videos they show lines on the front view camera, coinciding with the widest parts of the truck. If that’s truly the case, I’m sure it would be do-able with some practice.I'm wondering if a Gen 2 will fit through an 8 foot wide garage door. I have more room once I'm in. The specs seem to say yes but it sure looks between impractical and impossible on a daily basis. Anybody doing this?
I drive a fire engine on a daily basis. It’s 8 ft, and wider than my Gen 1, although sometimes it doesn’t seem like it on the road.I'm wondering if a Gen 2 will fit through an 8 foot wide garage door. I have more room once I'm in. The specs seem to say yes but it sure looks between impractical and impossible on a daily basis. Anybody doing this?
I'm wondering if a Gen 2 will fit through an 8 foot wide garage door. I have more room once I'm in. The specs seem to say yes but it sure looks between impractical and impossible on a daily basis. Anybody doing this?
I’ve been trying to figure out the same thing. I have 8x8ft single garage doors that open into a larger space inside. From what I’ve read on here, it seems like backing the truck in is potentially easier. In one of the review videos they show lines on the front view camera, coinciding with the widest parts of the truck. If that’s truly the case, I’m sure it would be do-able with some practice.