Double Cab Interior Specs 2015-2016

Looking at the specifications from the current truck and new one for double cab long bed 4x4:

As TacoJohn stated, the cab dimensions did not change only the internal components which led to the differences in the dimensions.

In inches, front/rear.

2016:

• Head room
• 39.7/38.3
• Hip room
  57.2/56.3
• Leg room
  42.9/32.6
• Shoulder room
  58.3/58.9

2015:

• Head room
  40.2/38.5
• Hip room
  53.6/55.2
• Leg room
  41.7/32.6
• Shoulder room
  57.7/59.3

 

We're getting shorter and fatter. Damn GMOs.

 

I think front gets more hip room because the console is smaller. Not sure how they got more hip room in the back. Maybe thinner dor panels.

 

and balder...

 

and before people start asking...yes, cab is the same...space changed on how they situated seats/panels/console etc.

 

Correct... that's mostly why i decided to post this... but yes that is a good clarification which i will add.

 

Guessing head room went down due to insulation additions? Wish they showed how they measure these.

 

Got anything on the distribution of that interior space? Does the back seat pick up anything in the reconfiguration?

 

Not sure if I'm understanding your question exactly but if you're asking what i think you're asking, the front and rear dims in inches are shown , "FRONT"/"REAR"

 

yeah, that's a good guess... funny, the overall height of the exterior grew 0.5" ... which i initially thought was tire size but they all show 70.6" no matter the Grade (SR/SR5/TRD/Limited)

 

Duh...I've been working three things at once and checking TW on the side. Mea culpa. Thanks!

 

Lets do 2004 vs 2005.

 

Wrong Section
haha

 

Suspension leveling? Maybe no measuring standards? lol

 

I don't mind the drop in headroom, because I drive with my sunroof open 90% of the time. Even in below freezing temperatures, I blast the heat and open the top.

 

Bugs in the teeth ?

 

I couldn't do that in the winter. I'd have snow fall on me.

 

Not a lot of bugs in Maryland winters. Too cold.

Not a lot of snow, either. Too warm.