Actual dimensions based on what we configure

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I am looking way ahead, but when we are able to configure our Scout it would be really nice if it included the dimensions based on how we configure it. I love the roof rack and the 35” tires on the Traveler but want to make sure it can fit in my garage.
 
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I am looking way ahead, but when we are able to configure our Scout it would be really nice if it included the dimensions based on how we configure it. I love the roof rack and the 35” tires on the Traveler but want to make sure it can fit in my garage.

We have the length already.

The dimensions on their site show the length of traveler without spare tire carrier. It hasn't been updated to show the roof rack height though.

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We have the length already.

The dimensions on their site show the length of traveler without spare tire carrier. It hasn't been updated to show the roof rack height though.

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Yes we have the lenght, but is that height with the 35s that were shown at the reveal? It's my understading that there will be different tire options and now the roof rack. Depending on how it's optioned that will change height dimentions and it would be nice if it showed dimensions when you configure your Scout.
 
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Yes we have the lenght, but is that height with the 35s that were shown at the reveal? It's my understading that there will be different tire options and now the roof rack. Depending on how it's optioned that will change height dimentions and it would be nice if it showed dimensions when you configure your Scout.
Knowing standard garage doors are 7’ high I suspect-though I dont know-the 33’s and probably roof rack would be designed to handle getting und a 7’ high door-otherwise a lot of sales would be lost. I’m thinking 35’s may squeak under but would be nice to hear from Jamie or SM team on this. It’s a valid point. I’m fortunate to have 8’ high doors so hoping I’ll have no issues with 35’s and rack