If you're shopping for a reliable truck for work or play in the Prosper area, you'll love the selection of pickups from Toyota. Toyota builds two pickup trucks for the U.S. market. The Toyota Tundra has the full-size power and durability you want with bold style, and its smaller sibling, the Tacoma, offers plenty of styles to go with impressive performance.
Each pickup has its own cab styles, bed sizes and hauling capabilities. Combined with the various trim levels, you have dozens of options to build the perfect truck. To help, we put together this guide to Tundra and Tacoma bed sizes and dimensions. After reading, you'll be ready to shop for your next truck at our West University Drive dealership.
Toyota Tundra Bed Sizes
As the larger pickup, Toyota's Tundra makes the most sense for truck owners who want maximum hauling and towing capability. Two cab styles and three bed sizes let you tailor your truck to your needs. The four-door Double Cab offers two rows of seats for five people to sit comfortably. If you need to take the crew to the job site, the four-door CrewMax has more head, leg, hip and shoulder room in the back seat.
Toyota makes the Tundra in three bed sizes. A 5.5-foot bed makes sense if you don't need to haul longer items. If you need to carry oversized items, you can opt for a 6.5-foot or an 8.1-foot bed.
Bed sizes depend on the cab style you choose. The larger the cab, the shorter the bed options. The CrewMax is available with a 5.5- or 6.5-foot bed, while the Double Cab is available with a 6.5- or 8.1-foot bed. The Tundra comes in several trim levels, from the work-ready SR to the premium Capstone, and features improve as you move up the lineup. Bed and cab availability can vary by trim and model year, so check the specific truck you're considering.
Toyota Tundra Bed Dimensions
Here's a look at the measurements for each Tundra bed size.
| Bed size | Cab styles | Length | Width | Width between wheel wells | Depth |
| 5.5-foot bed | CrewMax | 65.6 inches | 58.7 inches | 48.7 inches | 20.9 inches |
| 6.5-foot bed | CrewMax, Double Cab | 77.6 inches | 58.7 inches | 48.7 inches | 20.9 inches |
| 8.1-foot bed | Double Cab | 96.5 inches | 58.7 inches | 48.7 inches | 20.9 inches |
Only the length changes from bed to bed. Because the width between the wheel wells is 48.7 inches, a standard 4-by-8-foot sheet of plywood or drywall can lay flat in the 8.1-foot bed, which is just over 96 inches long. Payload capacity varies by trim, cab style, bed length, powertrain and options, so check the payload on the label inside the driver's door jamb of the exact truck you're considering.
Toyota Tacoma Bed Sizes and Dimensions
The midsize Tacoma pickup offers exceptional style and capability in a size that's easier to park and maneuver. You can choose a Double Cab with a 5-foot or 6-foot bed, or an XtraCab with a 6-foot bed. Trim levels include the SR, SR5, TRD PreRunner, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, Limited, TRD Pro and Trailhunter, so availability depends on the configuration you want.
| Bed size | Cab styles | Length | Width | Width between wheel wells | Depth |
| 5-foot bed | Double Cab | 60.3 inches | 53 inches | 44.7 inches | About 20 to 21 inches |
| 6-foot bed | Double Cab, XtraCab | 73.5 inches | 53 inches | 44.7 inches | About 20 to 21 inches |
The Tacoma's 44.7-inch width between the wheel wells means a 4-by-8-foot sheet won't lay flat in the bed. If you regularly haul sheet goods, the full-size Tundra is the better fit. As with the Tundra, check the payload label on the exact truck you're interested in.
Tundra vs. Tacoma: Which Bed Is Right for You?
- Choose the Tundra if you want the longest bed options, the widest bed floor and a full-size truck for work, big loads and towing. Learn more in our guides to Tundra towing capacity by trim and towing with a Tundra.
- Choose the Tacoma if you want a truck that's easier to drive and park every day but still has room for camping gear, bikes and weekend projects. See what each trim costs in our 2026 Tacoma price guide.
Why Do Dimensions Matter?
Buying a truck for pleasure or work might change how you view its dimensions. If you need to haul camping gear or the occasional piece of furniture, you'll want to make sure your bed can fit these items. If you use your truck for work, hauling long or large supplies and equipment, a longer bed makes more sense.
A pickup has no height restriction because of its open design, but taller items still need enough bed depth and proper tie-downs so they don't shift or tip out. Always secure your load.
Toyota Truck Bed Features
Toyota designed its trucks with utility and durability in mind. Depending on the model, trim and options, you can find features such as durable bed surfaces, tie-down points, bed lighting, a power outlet and bed liners to make loading and unloading easier. Features vary by trim and configuration, so ask our team or check the window sticker of the truck you're considering.
Frequently Asked Questions About Toyota Truck Beds
What are the bed sizes of the Toyota Tundra?
The Tundra is offered with a 5.5-foot bed (65.6 inches), a 6.5-foot bed (77.6 inches) and an 8.1-foot bed (96.5 inches). The 8.1-foot bed is available on the Double Cab.
What are the bed sizes of the Toyota Tacoma?
The Tacoma is offered with a 5-foot bed (60.3 inches) on the Double Cab and a 6-foot bed (73.5 inches) on the Double Cab and XtraCab.
Will a 4-by-8 sheet of plywood fit in a Toyota truck bed?
A 4-by-8 sheet can lay flat in the Tundra's 8.1-foot bed, which has 48.7 inches between the wheel wells and is 96.5 inches long. It won't lay flat in the Tacoma, which has 44.7 inches between the wheel wells.
How do I find the payload of a specific Toyota truck?
Payload varies by trim, cab, bed, powertrain and options. Look for the Tire and Loading Information label on the driver's door jamb, which lists the maximum weight of occupants and cargo for that specific vehicle.
Explore the Toyota Truck Lineup in Prosper
At Longo Toyota of Prosper, we know what drivers want in a pickup truck. Browse our selection of new Toyota Tundra trucks and Tacoma pickups in a variety of trims, then shop our new inventory online if you're ready to elevate your work week or weekend adventures with a reliable truck. You can also check out our used vehicle inventory.