How often do you crack your head getting into your truck?

I don't hit my head in the Tacoma very often, but I did recently knock my head on my F150's door frame, though. I'm very tall and not that coordinated, so you'd figure that a bigger door opening would be better for me.

My hip also popped vengefully when I was stepping out of my Tacoma the other day.

 

It's kinda like there aren't smaller vehicles out there . . .


But then, on forum for another car, one of the rando complaints was that the drivers seat was yawed in one direction.

 

Nope no issues . I usually duck before getting in .

 

Never happened to me since getting my 2016 five years ago.

 

Nope....not as limber as I used to be in the mornings. I'm like an old Buick.....need at least 30 min to warm up.

 

Those with a lift kit may possibly hit their heads less on the 'Taco's. That was one of the imagined pluses I was thinking of, when contemplating a lift kit.

 

Ooh, finally a legit reason to lift my 2wd?

 

Getting my flak jacket ready for that one

 

I'm 5'8" and I do it all the time. I also have herniated disks and it makes it hard for me to bend over sometimes. At least I'm still conscience after I do it lol.

 

‘18. Handle added.

 

Baller

 

NEVER

 

Every time! Having had neck surgery the neck doesn’t bend as it should.

 

Oh shit. You went there.

Is that PnP? OEM parts? Links?

/sarc, FFS!!!!

 

Definitely not plug and play. More like wait a year, find out last orders in and first orders out, pay shipping ransom, pay upgraded shipping and get regular, realize it doesn’t fit and modify, and swear to never do business with she who must not be named again.

 

Perfect summary.


When can I expect that restocking fee from you?

 

Thus I said @wiljayhi is a baller for the pic he posted above

 

6'1'' Never hit my head.

I also put my pants on two legs at a time (I just lay down like a baby and put my legs up) also get on motorcycles coming from the rear and straddle walk over it like a stripper, the ladies love that. not really and I don't leave a snail trail