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

OP, hope you haven't had that 2018 for 3 years. That would be a lot of bumps in the head!

 

Not nearly as many times as I smash my legs on the hitch ball.

 

6’2”, never have.

 

I cracked my head pretty regularly for the first week or so.

 

I am 6'3 and have not hit my head once, well not yet anyway lol

 

6'2", not once.

 

Almost always. 5'10"

 

3'7" but i hit my dick head on the sliders all the time

 

6'5" checking in here.
I've only had my taco for about 5 months now, only happened once for me.
Can't wait to swap out my useless predator steps for some proper sliders.

 

I have never even came close to smacking my head. 5’11” here. I don’t understand how that is possible, I even have the sunroof.

 

6-1, never happens. What does piss me off is the effing seatbelt. I apparently pull it to fast and it locks on me, not letting me pull all the way. That i do daily.

 

Aren’t any of you bald? I hit my head on everything, Tacoma included

 

I'm 6'1" have owned many Tacomas (and Hilux) and have never hit my head.

 

I'm 6' 2" and never did that. Just be more cautious and you will be OK.

 

I’m 6’4”, it took me a few days to get used to the height restriction. Now that I learned to duck it’s a non issue. My old man will be visiting for a few months soon, I’m sure he’s going to wack his head the first few times trying to get in. My next thread: “How do I get dad’s blood off the seat and door panel”?

 

Not once, and I'm 6'4" This is my first 3rd gen, but never did it in any of my 4 2nd gens either? Has nobody ever driven an S2000?

 

I’m 6 foot and I hit my head a few times during the first year. My last vehicle was a lifted Jeep and the door handles were above my elbows, heck, the rockers were damn near my crotch rather than my knees so it just took all kinds of getting used to. I miss my Jeep but the Taco is pretty cool too.

 

Quite a few times getting in the backseat

 

Not as many times as my knee! Having the seat fairly forward (for clutching) doesn't help.