Fit tools

The four numbers that decide whether an accessory fits: hitch class and receiver size, bed length, tow rating and roof type. Pick a vehicle to see its figures and what to check before buying.

Bed length chart

Covers and racks fit inches, not names. Inside length at the rail, bulkhead to closed tailgate.

TruckBeds (in)Beds (ft)HitchMax tow
2023–2026 Chevrolet Colorado625.2 ftClass 4, 2 in7,700 lb
2019–2026 Chevrolet Silverado 150070 / 79 / 985.8 ft / 6.6 ft / 8.2 ftClass 4, 2 in13,300 lb
2021–2026 Ford F-15067 / 79 / 985.6 ft / 6.6 ft / 8.2 ftClass 4, 2 in14,000 lb
2015–2020 Ford F-15067 / 79 / 985.6 ft / 6.6 ft / 8.2 ftClass 4, 2 in13,200 lb
2022–2026 Ford Maverick544.5 ftClass 3, 2 in4,000 lb
2024–2026 Ford Ranger605.0 ftClass 4, 2 in7,500 lb
2019–2023 Ford Ranger61 / 735.1 ft / 6.1 ftClass 4, 2 in7,500 lb
2019–2026 GMC Sierra 150070 / 79 / 985.8 ft / 6.6 ft / 8.2 ftClass 4, 2 in13,200 lb
2020–2026 Jeep Gladiator605.0 ftClass 3, 2 in7,700 lb
2022–2026 Nissan Frontier60 / 735.0 ft / 6.1 ftClass 3, 2 in6,720 lb
2019–2026 Ram 150067 / 765.6 ft / 6.3 ftClass 4, 2 in12,750 lb
2024–2026 Toyota Tacoma60 / 745.0 ft / 6.2 ftClass 3, 2 in6,500 lb
2016–2023 Toyota Tacoma61 / 745.1 ft / 6.2 ftClass 4, 2 in6,800 lb
2022–2026 Toyota Tundra66 / 79 / 985.5 ft / 6.6 ft / 8.2 ftClass 4, 2 in12,000 lb

Hitch class and tow figures are the maximum with the factory tow package where one exists; many trims ship without a receiver. The explainers on Learn cover hitch classes and bed names in detail.