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Dresser sizes and SUV cargo areas both vary. Enter your dresser and vehicle so the answer is yours.
Typical midsize SUV cargo area with the rear seats folded
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Usually only on its back with the rear seats folded. A standard dresser is 58 to 64 inches wide, so the SUV needs that much seats-down cargo length. Tape the drawers shut and slide it in flat.
01Yes, and that is the usual way. Lying flat, the limiting number becomes the dresser depth, about 16 to 20 inches, against the cargo height, and the dresser width against the cargo length.
02A compact SUV with about 60 inches of seats-down length takes a dresser up to about 58 inches wide lying on its back. Taller three-drawer chests fit more easily.
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