Ford F150 Height, Length and Weight: Will It Fit the Garage?

The Ford F150 height runs from 1,905 mm to 1,968.5 mm (about 1.9 to 1.97 m) across the Regular Cab, SuperCab and SuperCrew® in Ford's 2026 figures, and the Tremor and Raptor stand taller, at 2,015 mm to 2,047 mm. The F-150 runs from about 5.3 m to 6.2 m long, and the Regular Cab, SuperCab and SuperCrew® are 2,029.5 mm wide without mirrors.

Picture yourself easing an F-150 into a single garage in Carleton Place, the opener rail overhead and the workbench along the back wall. Measure that opening before you choose a cab and bed, then bring the numbers when you browse our new F-150 line-up at Carleton Place Ford.

Key Takeaways

• Height depends on cab, bed and drive. Ford's 2026 figures put the Regular Cab, SuperCab and SuperCrew® between 1,905 mm and 1,968.5 mm tall, about 1.9 to 1.97 m.

  
  

• The Tremor and Raptor stand over 2 m. The 2026 Tremor measures 2,015 mm tall and the Raptor 2,026 mm, or 2,047 mm with the 37 tire package.

  
  

• Length runs from about 5.3 m to 6.2 m. The Regular Cab with the 6.5' bed is the shortest and the SuperCrew® with the 6.5' bed is the longest.

  
  

• Mirrors change the width. The Regular Cab, SuperCab and SuperCrew® are 2,029.5 mm wide without mirrors, 2,430.8 mm with the standard mirrors out and 2,123.4 mm with them folded.

  
  

• Curb weight is the truck empty. Base curb weights for the SuperCab and SuperCrew® run from about 2,100 kg to 2,543.7 kg, and the Raptor's are 2,604 kg and 2,670 kg.

  
  

Ford F150 Height by Cab and Bed

Ford F150 height comes down to three choices: cab, bed and drive. Ford lists the 2026 Regular Cab at 1,905 mm to 1,953.3 mm tall, the SuperCab at 1,912.6 mm or 1,958.3 mm, and the SuperCrew® at 1,915.2 mm to 1,968.5 mm, so each of them sits just under 2 m.

Ford builds the 2026 F-150 in three cabs: the Regular Cab, the SuperCab and the SuperCrew®. The Regular Cab comes with a 6.5' or 8' bed, the SuperCab with a 6.5' bed, and the SuperCrew® with a 5.5' or 6.5' bed.

Here is the 2026 cab height for each cab and bed, 4x2 first, then 4x4:

• Regular Cab, 6.5' bed: 1,915.2 mm and 1,953.3 mm.

  
  

• Regular Cab, 8' bed: 1,905 mm and 1,948.2 mm.

  
  

• SuperCab, 6.5' bed: 1,912.6 mm and 1,958.3 mm.

  
  

• SuperCrew®, 5.5' bed: 1,915.2 mm and 1,958.3 mm.

  
  

• SuperCrew®, 6.5' bed: 1,968.5 mm on both.

  
  

On the Regular Cab, the SuperCab and the SuperCrew® with the 5.5' bed, the 4x4 sits a few centimetres taller than the matching 4x2. Confirm the drivetrain on the individual vehicle.

Allow for anything you plan to mount on the roof, such as a rack or a light bar, on top of the cab height. Measurements vary by cab, bed, drive and equipment, so confirm them for the individual vehicle.

How Tall Are the F-150 Tremor and Raptor?

The F-150 Tremor and Raptor stand taller than the other F-150 configurations, and both top 2 m. Ford's 2026 figures put the Tremor at 2,015 mm (about 2.02 m) and the Raptor at 2,026 mm (about 2.03 m), or 2,047 mm (about 2.05 m) with the 37 tire package.

Both are SuperCrew® trucks with a 5.5' bed.

Ontario's Building Code sets 2 m as the minimum clear height inside a storage garage.

Ford lists the Tremor and the Raptor above 2 m tall, so measure to the lowest point of your opening rather than to the top of the door.

If a Raptor is on your list, look at its width as well, because it is wider than the other F-150 configurations.

How Long Is an F-150, From Regular Cab to SuperCrew?

An F-150 runs from 5,318.8 mm (about 5.3 m) for the Regular Cab with the 6.5' bed to 6,195.1 mm (about 6.2 m) for the SuperCrew® with the 6.5' bed on 4x4 models, as Ford lists the 2026 truck. The SuperCab with its 6.5' bed and the SuperCrew® with the 5.5' bed come out the same length, 5,892.8 mm (about 5.89 m).

The Regular Cab with the 8' bed comes in at 5,793.7 mm (about 5.79 m). The Tremor is 5,884 mm long and the Raptor 5,908 mm, both on the 5.5' bed.

Measure with room to spare for a hitch, and for the tailgate if you plan to open it inside the garage.

If you are still choosing between cabs, our Regular Cab or SuperCrew guide sets out which cab suits which kind of work.

How Wide Is an F-150 With the Mirrors Out?

An F-150 Regular Cab, SuperCab or SuperCrew® is 2,029.5 mm wide (about 2.03 m) without its mirrors, in Ford's 2026 figures. With the standard mirrors out, the width reaches 2,430.8 mm (about 2.43 m), and with the mirrors folded it is 2,123.4 mm (about 2.12 m), so mirror position matters at a garage door.

The Tremor measures 2,030 mm without mirrors, 2,430 mm with the standard mirrors and 2,129 mm with them folded. The Raptor is 2,200 mm wide without mirrors, 2,438 mm with the standard mirrors and 2,200 mm with them folded.

Leave room on each side to open a door and step out. Decide before you measure whether you will fold the mirrors every time you park.

How Much Does an F-150 Weigh?

An F-150 SuperCab or SuperCrew® weighs about 2,100 kg to 2,543.7 kg in base curb weight in Ford's 2026 figures, depending on the cab, bed, drive and engine. The Raptor comes in at 2,604 kg, or 2,670 kg with the 37 Performance Package, and both are 4x4.

With the gas engines, Ford's 2026 base curb weights for the SuperCab and SuperCrew®, other than the Raptor, run from 2,093.8 kg to 2,332.8 kg. The 3.5L PowerBoost® Full Hybrid V6 SuperCrew® runs from 2,371.4 kg to 2,543.7 kg.

Curb weight is the truck empty. What it can carry and tow depends on the exact configuration, so check the door-jamb payload label and the applicable Ford tow guide for the truck you're looking at.

When the next question is what the truck can pull, our F-150 towing guide matches each tow rating to its engine.

How to Measure Your Garage Before You Choose

Measure your garage before you choose an F-150 by taking the height, width and depth of the opening and the space, then setting them beside the figures for the exact cab, bed and drive you want. Start with the lowest point of the door opening, including the opener rail or anything hanging from the ceiling.

1. Pick the configuration. The cab, the bed and the drive all change the figures, so settle them first.

2. Take the height. Compare the lowest point of the opening with the cab height for that configuration, and allow for anything on the roof.

3. Take the width. Compare the opening with the width without mirrors, decide whether you will fold the mirrors, and leave room to open a door and get out.

4. Take the depth. Measure from the door to the back wall or workbench, compare it with the overall length, and leave room to walk around the truck and close the door.

5. Bring the numbers in. Our team at Carleton Place Ford will go through them with you.

Measure your opening and check it against the exact truck with our team.

Driveways, Parking and Winter in Carleton Place

In Carleton Place, the Town bans overnight parking on its streets and in municipal lots from midnight to 7 a.m., November 15 to April 1, so a truck that lives in town needs a spot off the street all winter. That makes the driveway and the garage the F-150's winter home, so measure both.

In Carleton Place, the Town's Development Permit By-law sets a standard parking space at a minimum of 2.75 m wide and 6 m long, with 2.4 m of vertical clearance for required spaces.

Ford lists the longest 2026 F-150, the SuperCrew® with the 6.5' bed on 4x4 models, at 6,195.1 mm.

Your own driveway and garage are the spaces to measure.

After the plow goes by, the snowbank at the end of the driveway can narrow the opening, so leave room for it.

Underground and Condo Parking in Kanata

If your F-150 will live in an underground spot in Kanata, height is the first figure to check. If your building posts a clearance height at the garage entrance, compare it with the cab height Ford lists for the exact truck, and remember that the Tremor and Raptor stand over 2 m.

With the standard mirrors out, the Regular Cab, SuperCab and SuperCrew® measure 2,430.8 mm across, so fold them if the stall is tight.

If the F-150 Feels Too Big

If your measurements say the F-150 is too tight for your garage or driveway, a smaller Ford truck is worth a look before you give up the spot. Our Ranger or F-150 guide compares the two sizes and the work each one suits.

If the F-150 is the size you want, browse our new F-150 line-up with your measurements beside you. Ask our team at Carleton Place Ford to confirm the figures before you choose.

Trading, Financing and Ordering Your F-150

If an F-150 is your next truck, start with the one you drive now: value your trade online, then bring it to Carleton Place Ford for our team to see. We take trades of any make, whether it is paid off or not.

We put our appraisal of your trade in writing.

If you owe more than the vehicle is worth, the shortfall may be added to the amount financed, increasing the amount borrowed and potentially the total cost of borrowing. Financing is subject to lender approval (O.A.C.).

Apply for financing before you come in if you wish. With your consent, we can review options with participating lenders.

Approval, rate, term and payment depend on the applicant, lender and vehicle, and a credit-bureau inquiry may be required.

If Ford's order bank, dealer allocation and your preferred configuration are available, we can review the build and help you submit an order. Availability, order acceptance, timing and pricing are subject to Ford and dealer confirmation.

Ask our team to check the VIN and confirm any open campaigns before you buy.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Tall Is a Ford F150?

Ford lists the 2026 F-150 Regular Cab, SuperCab and SuperCrew® from 1,905 mm to 1,968.5 mm tall, about 1.9 to 1.97 m, depending on cab, bed and drive. The Tremor stands 2,015 mm, and the Raptor 2,026 mm or 2,047 mm with the 37 tire package.

How Long Is a Ford F150?

The 2026 F-150 runs from 5,318.8 mm (about 5.3 m) for the Regular Cab with the 6.5' bed to 6,195.1 mm (about 6.2 m) for the SuperCrew® with the 6.5' bed on 4x4 models. Measure your garage depth against the exact truck.

How Wide Is a Ford F150 With Mirrors?

In Ford's 2026 figures, with the standard mirrors out, the Regular Cab, SuperCab and SuperCrew® measure 2,430.8 mm (about 2.43 m), or 2,123.4 mm with the mirrors folded. Without mirrors they are 2,029.5 mm wide, and the Raptor is 2,438 mm with its standard mirrors.

How Much Does a Ford F150 Weigh in Kg?

Ford lists 2026 base curb weights from about 2,100 kg to 2,543.7 kg for the SuperCab and SuperCrew®, depending on cab, bed, drive and engine, and 2,604 kg or 2,670 kg for the Raptor. Curb weight is the truck empty, not what it can carry or tow.

Is the F150 4x4 Taller Than the 4x2?

Yes, on the Regular Cab, the SuperCab and the SuperCrew® with the 5.5' bed, Ford lists the 4x4 a few centimetres taller than the matching 4x2. The SuperCrew® with the 6.5' bed is 1,968.5 mm tall on both.

Confirm the drivetrain on the individual vehicle.

Will an F150 Fit in My Garage?

Whether an F-150 fits comes down to three measurements: the lowest point of the opening beside the cab height, the width beside the truck with its mirrors, and the depth beside its length. Measure all three, then check them against the exact truck with our team at Carleton Place Ford.

Why Choose Your F-150 at Carleton Place Ford?

Choose your F-150 at Carleton Place Ford when you know the cab, bed and drive that suit your garage or parking stall, your driveway and the work you have planned for the truck. Our team will set the figures beside the measurements you bring in.

Value your trade online before you visit.

Once the truck is chosen, apply for financing on approved credit.

These are Ford's 2026 F-150 figures; confirm the measurements for the exact truck you are looking at.

Source: Ford Canada's 2026 F-150 specifications.

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About the Author:

Kerry Irven is the Vice President of New and Used Automotive Operations for Heighton Automotive Group, a family-owned and operated automotive group serving communities across Eastern Ontario. Kerry began his automotive career in new-car sales, building his experience on the showroom floor and working his way through multi-store dealership operations.

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