I had a standard sized garage in NY, 20x12?, fit right in.

 

My garage door is
7 feet tall approximately
8 feet wide approximately

the garage is
20 feet long
12' 6" wide at the widest point

I park outside, the door is too narrow by 1" & no way to walk around the Ram with the door closed
Garage is used for Harley Davidson Trike parking & tool benches, tools, etc

 

Mine fits, but I have the porsche in there, so truck sleeps in the driveway

 

Well, encouraging so far. I told the salesman that I would like to take the truck (or a same length one) home to be sure.

 

Dont go by measurements, the ribs in your door may not let it close, been there on my last '20 foot' garage and a CC

See if the dealer will let you take a demo if they have or used one home if you arent too far away.

 

I have a CC that fits in a standard 2 car garage. I took my time postioning the truck then bought a rubber floor stop and glued it to the floor. So now it fits perfectly, about 1/2" off the front wall and roughly a 1/2" off the door when its closed. Have to open the garage to get around the truck but its worth it.

 

I'll be perfectly happy with that, pending it works out the same.

My wife uses cement pavers as a parking stop on her side - same concept as your rubber mat idea.

 

I have a 36 x 40 garage, my qc fits like a glove! lol

 

Yup, I am now officially jealous! Wish I had a garage that size! :smileup:

 

Took some quick pics just so you have an idea how close it is. Its snug but it fits.

Front End

Back end

 

Took some quick pics just so you have an idea how close it is. Its snug but it fits.

Front End




Back end

Nice! Thanks!

I won't have a front plate (not required here), so that'll save me a tiny bit...

If it fits like yours, I'll be quite happy. I may just be able to post my own tight squeeze pics on Saturday night!

 

Lmao, don't put a bull bar or a hitch, cause its gonna sleep outside :gy:

 

If it is that tight, it is a good thing that you don't have the sport plastic front bumper & tow hooks

 

If it is that tight, it is a good thing that you don't have the sport plastic front bumper & tow hooks

Roh-roh...are the sport bumbers "longer" than the regular chrome / plastic ones?

 

My truck fits and I have a little more room front to back but I have to pull in the mirrors on both sides. I made a mirror closer/opener out of PVC I got at Home Depot, I put the foam pipe insulation on the end so nothing gets scratched. Now I don't have to get out of the truck to drive in the garage!

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If you have a double garage you should be able to fit it in on an angle. That's how I garage my QC Sport. It fits perfectly with room to spare.

 

My wife wouldn't be too happy with that....she enjoys parking inside too.

We have an outdoor shed, so there isn't really anything but the cars in the garage.

Here's hoping!

We'll find out tomorrow; quite simply...if the salesman won't let me take a truck home, deal's off with him.

 

I have a 2 car garage that's plenty big enough but what I have to watch out for are the towing mirrors. With towing mirrors I have a fingers width on each side to clear the door frames. Just another measurement to be aware of if you are getting one equipped with towing mirrors.

 

Garage is 20' 5" Long

6" Space in the front
2" Space in the back

 

Talk about a just making it. :158:

 

I measured my truck then measured my garage, there would be like one inch to spare. Too close for comfort lol. And that's if I move my washer and dryer(since they are in the garage). IIRC my garage was like 19' and some inches.

 

Well, it fits. :smiley_thumbs_up:

 

Well, it fits. :smiley_thumbs_up:

That's tight. Another coat of paint and you would have been parking it outside.

 

Nice looking truck.

 

Plenty of room, haha. My 2010 QC 1500 fit fine in my garage. I had to measure like 500 times to make sure my 2012 2500 Power Wagon fit, and it does. I have about a foot total clearance front to back, and 1" from the roof to the top of the garage. It is a snug fit, but she's in there. I'll have to get some pics, its really funny, especially sitting next to my wifes scion Tc

 

My garage was odd shaped... 22 feet long for one half and about 19 on the other half due to the closet containing my hot water tank and heater. 22 ft is plenty of room to pull the Ram 1500 Quad cab in with several feet to spare in front and a few inches back at the bumper. 20 foot long garage would indeed be a tight fit.

What cracks me up are my neighbors who park $30K plus autos out in the elements in order to protect $50 worth of junk in the garage! We can get some hellacious hailstorms here during spring storm season, too.

Tip: Tie a tennis ball to a string and position it hanging from the ceiling so it just touches your windshield so you know you have pulled far enough in.

Darin

 

:Wow1: You just made it. Good Luck With The Truck!!!! :smileup: