Scout Traveler:: Cabin Entry Height Measurement by Wheel/Tire Package
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Thank you, I have these dimensions which are perfect for me. It is only a 2.1 inches longer that my Ford Edge if you are not counting the spare tire. I can absorb the spare tire in the garage space i have.
I am looking for how far off the ground the entry point is into the human cabin from the ground. IF, the wheel and tire package shown are the 35 inch tires I am guessing the center of the wheel is ~ 17.5 inches off the ground. That part of the wheel/tire seems to be below the entry port into the cabin. Thus the question. How far does someone have to step up into the auto from ground level.
I am looking for how far off the ground the entry point is into the human cabin from the ground. IF, the wheel and tire package shown are the 35 inch tires I am guessing the center of the wheel is ~ 17.5 inches off the ground. That part of the wheel/tire seems to be below the entry port into the cabin. Thus the question. How far does someone have to step up into the auto from ground level.
Hello! We don't have those numbers yet, SM hasn’t provided them. I did see the Traveler twice in person. I did ask how much of a lift it’s on and was told it’s on an offroad setup. It is tall, but I would imagine they will have a “street” version that is not on an offroad setup. Additionally, it will be offered with 33” tires. That’s the smallest we know of so far.
I don’t know if you say any of the pictures my husband took. I stood next to the Traveler for scale. I am 5’7”. Here’s a couple pictures, you can also search my name in the thread title and I posted all the pictures he took at Nats and in Chicago in 2 different threads.
You are welcome. I can’t believe they won’t have running boards, either direct from factory or added on in the accessory shop they have spoken of that they are building. Also that is on an offroad setup. The street setup on a smaller tire will be shorter I would imagine.
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Doing some quick scaling off their drawings, it looks like the floor height from ground to front door floor is in the 24" to 26" range with a 35" tire. Ground to rear cargo floor/tailgate on the Traveler looks to be in the 38"-39" range. Obviously not exact since some extrapolation is involved, but I'll bet they're pretty close.
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