Truck Bed Dimensions by Model

Bed length is measured at the floor, inside the bulkhead to the closed tailgate. What actually matters for sheet goods is the width between the wheel wells — anything under 49.5 inches means 4x8 plywood rides on top of the wells, not flat on the floor. Each model links to every bed configuration it offers.

What this longest bed ranking shows

This chart ranks 17 models by longest bed, from the 2023 GMC Sierra at 98.2 in down to the 2024 Ford Maverick at 54.4 in. The median entry records 74 in, and the middle half of the field falls between 67.1 and 97.6 in — a useful reference point, because a figure inside that band is ordinary for the segment rather than remarkable.

Measured on each brand's strongest entry, GMC leads with the Sierra at 98.2 in, followed by Chevrolet (Silverado, 98.2) and Ford (F-350, 98.1). 8 manufacturers appear in the ranking overall, so longest bed at this level is not the property of any single badge.

Each model appears once, represented by its best-performing configuration, with model years running from 2015 to 2027 and 1 entries drawn from the 2027 model year. Figures come from EPA and NHTSA publications rather than manufacturer marketing, and a model missing from the list is one with no published measurement for this specification — not one that scored zero. Open any row for the full year-by-year record of that vehicle, including the configurations that did not top its own range.

Key statistics

Highest longest bed
98.2 in
GMC Sierra (2023)
Median across the field
74.0 in
Midpoint of 17 ranked models
Spread, first to last
43.8 in
54.4 in at the bottom of the table
Models compared
17
Data current through model year 2027

Source: AutoSpecData analysis of 17 models, current through model year 2027.

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Truck Bed Dimensions by Model — 17 models ranked by longest bed
VehicleConfiguration
1GMC Sierra98.28-ft Long Bed2023
2Chevrolet Silverado98.28-ft Long Bed2024
3Ford F-35098.18-ft Bed2021
4Ford F-25098.18-ft Bed2023
5Ford F-15097.68-ft Bed2017
6Toyota Tundra97.68.1-ft Long Bed2019
7Nissan Titan96.68-ft Long Bed2019
8Ram 150076.36-ft 4-in Standard Bed2023
9GMC Canyon74.06-ft 2-in Long Bed2015
10Chevrolet Colorado74.06-ft 2-in Long Bed2016
11Toyota Tacoma73.96-ft Long Bed2026
12Nissan Frontier73.36-ft Long Bed2021
13Ford F-150 Lightning67.15.5-ft Bed2022
14Honda Ridgeline63.65-ft 4-in Bed2022
15Ford Ranger61.05-ft Bed2021
16Jeep Gladiator60.35-ft Bed2027
17Ford Maverick54.44.5 ft Flexbed2024

Showing rows 1–17 of 17.

Manufacturers round bed lengths in marketing ('6-foot bed' is usually 67 to 78 inches depending on brand). The figures here are the measured floor lengths, which is why two trucks advertised the same can differ by half a foot.

Frequently asked questions

Which vehicle has the highest longest bed?

The GMC Sierra tops the list at 98.2 inches, with the Chevrolet Silverado next at 98.2. This chart covers 17 models with published longest bed figures.

What is the longest bed of the GMC Sierra?

The 2023 GMC Sierra is rated at 98.2 inches (8-ft Long Bed), the highest figure in this chart of 17 models.

How does the Chevrolet Silverado compare?

The 2024 Chevrolet Silverado ranks second at 98.2 inches, 0.0 in behind the GMC Sierra.

What is a typical longest bed figure?

Across the 17 models in this chart the range runs from 54.4 to 98.2 in, so anything near the middle of that band is ordinary for the segment.

Where does this data come from?

Bed length is measured at the floor, inside the bulkhead to the closed tailgate. What actually matters for sheet goods is the width between the wheel wells — anything under 49.5 inches means 4x8 plywood rides on top of the wells, not flat on the floor. Each model links to every bed configuration it offers.

What should I know before comparing these numbers?

Manufacturers round bed lengths in marketing ('6-foot bed' is usually 67 to 78 inches depending on brand). The figures here are the measured floor lengths, which is why two trucks advertised the same can differ by half a foot.

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