2019 Ford F-150 Dimensions

The 2019 Ford F-150 delivers a versatile range of sizes for every job. We check out the specs to see if it will fit in the average garage.

There are several reasons that Ford sells an average of just over 100 F-150 pickup trucks per hour. That’s not just during business hours, that is happening 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

If you aren’t up for doing the math, that means they have sold 1.7 trucks per minute, during each and every minute of the day. One of the biggest reasons for that success is because of how capable it is. The pickup truck not only delivers a great mix of comfort and style, but also the ability to haul lots of stuff!

If you are looking for a great used truck, take a look at the 2019 Ford F-150. We will explore every key dimension that you might need to know before purchasing your next truck and answer your critical questions. Will it fit in your garage? How many people will it seat comfortably? How much storage is there? Let’s get started.

2019 Ford F-150 Quick Overview

In order to understand just how big it is, let’s quickly delve into the trim levels that you will have to choose from. Each one is a bit different, and dimensions will vary from trim to trim.

The 2019 F-150 was available in two-door and four-door layouts with seven main trim levels in 2019 including XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Limited, and the off-road Raptor. The trim levels vary from $40,991 to $73,439 according to our friends at KBB.

The Ford F-150 was also offered with three cab styles including Regular Cab, SuperCab (extended), and SuperCrew (the largest) as well as three available bed lengths.

Regular and SuperCab F-150s were optioned with either a standard 6.5-foot bed or a longer eight-foot bed. The larger SuperCrew cab was offered with either a shorter 5.5-foot bed, or the standard 6.5-foot bed. The Raptor was available in SuperCab or SuperCrew, but only came with the 5.5-foot bed.

Will a 2019 Ford F-150 Fit in Your Garage?

We’ll get started with the exterior dimensions, which can help you determine if the 2019 F-150 will fit into your existing space. Keep in mind the dimensions of any current (or future) accessories like light bars, tow hitch receivers, and other aftermarket add-ons while considering whether your newly acquired truck will fit.

Width

All non-Raptor versions of the 2019 F-150 are 79.9 inches wide. The 2019 Raptor is a quite a bit wider at 86.3 inches. So make sure you leave extra room on either side for driver and passenger doors to open when you park your 2019 F-150 in the garage. Especially if you choose the Raptor.

Length

The F-150 comes in a mind-blowing number of variations, and accommodating a specific length is typically the biggest issue when it comes to garaging your truck.

As noted earlier, trim levels can be found with multiple options and combinations with regard to cab and bed size. However, if you look close, you can see some patterns emerge. The 2019 F-150 ranges from 17.4 feet long up to a sizeable 20.9 feet in length.

More specifically, at the (relatively) smaller end are the XL and XLT two door models with the Regular Cab. These trim combos start at 209.3 inches (17.4 feet) long with a 6.5-foot bed, and 227.9 inches long (19 feet) with the eight-foot bed.

Generally, both SuperCab models with the 6.5-foot bed and the SuperCrew models with the 5.5-foot bed are 231.9 inches (19.3 feet) long, while SuperCrew models with the 6.5-foot bed are 243.7 inches (20.3 feet) long. The largest models are the SuperCab with the eight-foot bed, which ring in at 250.5 inches (20.9 feet). Raptor models are 220.0 inches long (18.3 feet) with the SuperCab and 231.9 inches long (19.3 feet) with the SuperCrew cab.

Consult our handy Vehicle History size chart for specific 2019 F-150 trim, cab, and bed dimensional combinations below.

Height

The average height across the 2019 F-150 line up is 77 inches, with a low of 75.5 inches in a base 2WD XL and a high of 78.5 inches in the Raptor. Keep those heights in mind when entering urban parking garages, they typically have the maximum heights posted at the entrance.

Dimensions of Each 2019 F-150 Bed Option

The bed of a pickup truck is one of the most essential elements — it’s what makes a truck a truck. The F-150 has three bed options to choose from, ranging from 5.5 feet, to 6.5 feet, up to the largest, an eight-foot bed.

Knowing exactly what will fit into your 2019 F-150 is critical. Even the smallest bed is capable of hauling quite a bit of stuff, all 2019 F-150 models have 50.6 inches of width at the bed’s most narrow part between the wheels and a depth of 21.4 inches. That means uncut sheets of 48-inch wide plywood will fit flat in the back of the F-150. Your biggest choice will be choosing a length that works best for your needs.

5.5 Foot Bed

• Inside length: 67.1 inches
• Inside height: 21.4 inches
• Width between wheels: 50.6 inches
• Cargo box volume: 52.8 cu. ft.

6.5 Foot Bed

• Inside length: 78.9 inches
• Inside height: 21.4 inches
• Width between wheels: 50.6 inches
• Cargo box volume: 62.3 cu. ft.

8.0 Foot Bed

• Inside length: 97.6 inches
• Inside height: 21.4 inches
• Width between wheels: 50.6 inches
• Cargo box volume: 77.4 cu. ft.

How Does the 2019 F-150 Size Up to the Competition?

There are a lot of half ton trucks to choose from, other popular models include the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and Ram 1500. Deciphering each company’s nomenclature can be a challenge.

Does Chevy’s Double Cab equate to Ford’s SuperCab?  Is “SuperCrew” bigger than just “Crew”? Well, we are here for you. Here is a quick size comparison across the big three pickups.

2019 Chevrolet Silverado 1500

Chevrolet sold the newly updated fourth-generation 2019 Silverado in Regular Cab, Extended Cab, Double Cab, and Crew Cab. Their “work truck” base model can be had with Regular and Extended Cab sizes.

However, the primary consumer matchup is as follows, Chevy’s Double Cab competes with Ford’s SuperCab, while Chevy’s Crew Cab competes with Ford’s Super Crew. The new Silverado was larger in most dimensions over the previous generation.

• Chevy’s DoubleCab measures 231.7 inches in length, 81.2 inches in width, and ranges from 75.5 inches (but up to 78.4 inches) in height. That makes it almost exactly the same length as the 2019 SuperCab F-150, roughly the same height, but 1.3 inches wider than the Ford. So, consider that when shopping for something that will best fit into your garage!
• Meanwhile, the Silverado Crew Cab measures 231.7 inches long with the 5.5-foot bed, and goes up to 241.2 inches long with the 6.6-foot bed. Height is also 75.5 inches (up to 78.2 inches), and width is also 81.2 inches. That maps closely to the F-150, with the Ford ringing in at about 2 inches longer, but just over an inch shorter.
• Chevrolet offered three bed (box) sizes for 2019, with the Short Box getting 62.9 cu. ft. of space, the Standard Box coming in at 71.7 cu. ft., and the Long Box getting 89.1 cu. ft. of space. That is significantly higher than the 52.8, 62.3, and 77.4 for the F-150’s three bed offerings.
• Payload ratings for the 2019 Silverado go from 2,180 pounds to 3,435 pounds, depending on trim and engine choice. Compare that to the F-150’s range of 1,940 pounds up to 3,270 pounds.
• Chevrolet has three fuel tank sizes including 22 gallons (2WD diesel), 24 gallons (Double Cab and Crew Cab), and 28 gallons (Regular Cab).

What does this all mean? Well, the Silverado delivers about 3 additional inches of front headroom, while most other dimensions are very close to identical. Importantly, the Silverado’s bed width was expanded for 2019, giving it best-in-class volume figures.

2019 Ram 1500

Just like the Silverado, the 2019 Ram 1500 was totally new for the 2019 model year.

Kicking off the fifth-generation Ram half-ton line, the 1500 was available in a variety of configurations including Regular Cab, Quad Cab (standard on most rim levels) or optional Crew Cab. The alignment to Ford’s system is apparent, Quad Cab is to SuperCab as Crew Cab is to SuperCrew.

• The Ram Quad Cab measures 229 inches in length, 82 inches wide, and ranges from  77 inches to 78 inches tall. That makes it a few inches shorter in length than the comparable F-150 SuperCab, height, and width are both roughly the same.
• The larger Crew Cab Ram with a 6.3-foot bed measures 241.8 inches, while height and width remain similar to the smaller Quad Cab. This is about two inches shorter in length than the comparable F-150 SuperCrew, however, the Ram is about two inches wider and a couple of inches shorter.
• Ram offers two bed sizes for 2019. Quad Cab Rams come with a standard six-foot, four-inch bed with 61.5 cu. ft. of space.  The Ram 1500 Crew Cabs can be found with the standard bed or a short bed (five feet, seven inches) with 53.9 cu. ft. of space. These numbers are comparable to the two smaller bed sizes for the F-150, however, Dodge does not offer a long bed for the 2019 model year Ram 1500.
• Payload ratings for the 2019 Ram include a payload capacity range of 1,830 pounds up to 2,300 pounds, which is significantly lower than the F-150.
• The 2019 Ram 1500 has a gas tank range of 23 to 26 gallons.

The Ram 1500 is an impressive truck. However, the F-150 is measurably larger and offers a better variety of layouts and options.

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