Bed length and the width between the wheel wells decide a pickup load, not cubic feet. Enter your item to see what fits with the tailgate up or down.
Cubic feet mean little for an open bed: the answer is bed length, wheel-well width, and how you secure it. Enter your item to see which one decides it.
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A pickup bed (5.5, 6.5, or 8 ft long, about 50 in between the wheel wells) handles plywood, appliances, and many single furniture pieces. The bed length and whether the tailgate is up or down decide long items; the open bed has no height limit but needs items strapped.
01A 4x8 sheet lies flat between the wheel wells in an 8 ft bed. In a 6.5 ft bed it rides on top of the wheel wells with the tailgate down and the load strapped; a 5.5 ft short bed needs the tailgate down and the sheet supported.
02A short bed is about 5.5 ft, a standard bed 6.5 ft, and a long bed 8 ft at the floor. With the tailgate down you gain roughly 2 ft more, and legal overhang allows a bit beyond that if the load is flagged and secured.
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