What size bed is in the Chevy Avalanche?

The Bed Size of the Chevy Avalanche
The bed size of the Chevy Avalanche is approximately 5 feet deep. However, it can be expanded to around 8 feet from the tailgate to the back of the seats by lowering the wall and folding down the seats. This means that larger objects can be accommodated in the expanded bed space.
The mid-gate feature of the Avalanche allows it to provide a full-size pickup truck bed, offering more storage space when needed. After the rear seats are folded down flat, the mid-gate can be folded down flat on top of them, allowing the Avalanche to transition from a working truck to a family truck with ease.
In summary, the Chevy Avalanche bed size is initially around 5 feet deep, but it can be expanded to approximately 8 feet by utilizing the mid-gate feature and folding down the rear seats.
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Why was Chevy Avalanche discontinued?

For those who wonder why GM stopped manufacturing the pickup after 12 years, the answer is sales. Avalanche sales compared to the Silverado were very low. Just to put things into perspective, in 2001, GM sold 52,955 units of the Avalanche and 716,051 units of the Silverado.

Is a Chevy Avalanche a full-size truck?

Chevrolet Avalanche
Assembly	Silao, Mexico (GM Silao Plant)
Designer	Marc R. Asposito
Body and chassis
Class	Full-size pickup truck

How big is the bed on a Chevy Avalanche?

Cargo box

Cargo length – bed, Midgate closed (in / mm):	63.3 /1609.1
Cargo length – behind 1st row, Midgate open (in / mm):	98.2 / 2493
Cargo width at wheelhouse (in / mm):	50.0 / 1270.4
Cargo height – max. inside w/ Midgate open (in / mm):	47.4 / 1204.7
Cargo height – open bed (in / mm):	25.0 / 634.7

How long is the bed on a 2010 Avalanche?

The bed measures 63.3 inches with the Midgate in place, 98.2 inches with the Midgate folded down. By comparison, an F-150 SuperCrew’s short bed is 67.0 inches long.

How long is the bed on a 2009 Chevy Avalanche?

As with the original, the 2009 Chevrolet Avalanche’s Midgate opens to extend cargo-bed length from 5.3 feet to 8.2 feet.

Is the Chevy Avalanche a real truck?

It’s a Versatile Truck
The versatility of this pickup truck is unmatched in the rest of Chevy’s used truck line-up. Do some of the other used truck have crew cabs? Of course they do, but none as spacious as the Avalanches. Nor do they provide the option of an 8-foot bed if more space is needed.

How long is the bed on a 2008 Avalanche?

With the midgate in place, the Avalanche fits five or six passengers and features a short cargo box measuring 5.3 feet. With the midgate folded down or removed and the rear seat folded, the truck has room for two or three passengers in the front seat, but extends the cargo box to 8.2 feet.

How long is the bed on a 2007 Avalanche?

5.3-foot-long
The Avalanche is basically a four-door, five-passenger pickup truck with a short, 5.3-foot-long bed. It’s based on Chevrolet’s full-size sport utility vehicle, the Tahoe. So it’s apt to think of the Avalanche as an SUV-meets-pickup-truck kind of transport.

Why are Chevy Avalanches so popular?

The Chassis Makes a Difference
The chassis allows the cab and truck bed to have a much stronger connection, like the Suburban model. Also, thanks to the coil-spring rear suspension, the Avalanche rides a lot smoother than most other used pick-up trucks out there.

How long is my Chevy truck bed?

Standard Bed – 6 feet and 7 inches (Available with Double Cab or Crew Cab) Long Bed – 8 feet and 2 inches (Available with Regular Cab)