Enter your SUV and sheet size to see if it lies flat, angles in, or needs a roof rack.
SUV cargo length varies a lot by model and seat layout. Enter your vehicle and sheet size so the answer is yours.
Typical midsize SUV cargo area with the rear seats folded
Real openings run about 1 to 2 inches under the labeled size, and a single inch can flip the result. Check your own measurements before you buy or move.
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Frequently asked
In most midsize SUVs, only angled. The sheet is 96 inches long and typical seats-down cargo length is 72 to 84 inches, so you slide it in diagonally with the front seat forward. A large SUV with all rear seats folded may take it flat.
01Rarely. A 48 inch sheet needs 48 inches of clear floor width, and most SUVs are narrower between the wheel wells, so the sheet rides on top of the wells or on an angle.
02Cutting a 4x8 sheet in half to 48 by 48 inches makes it fit flat in far more SUVs, since the length drops below the cargo floor length. Many home centers will make the first cut for you.
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