Height of 2019 TRD Pro

i measured my 19 voodoo as soon it arrived before parking in my garage. the top of basket rack was 77inches from the ground.

not sure how people are getting 79.5 inches.
 
this what i found on the other thread

79.5 is no
t correct. 77 inches is the height.

not sure how you measured the height. i parked my 19 Pro on a flat ground and put a long symmetric straight cylinder pipe on top of the basket roof rack (long enough for the ends stick out wider than the width of the runner) at its tallest point, and measure the bottom of the cylinder from the ground. it measures 77 inches.
 
yes. I found the original thread that said 79.5 and added a comment to correct it. 77 inches is the correct measurement.

I also found someone on the FB forum saying 79.5 because the person learned 79.5 from t4r.org post you mentioned.

this what i found on the other thread
 
Better late than never?

Hi Guys,
I have searched but I need to know the overall height including stock roof rack for the 2019 TRD PRO. I'm looking to book underground parking at a hotel for a trip but I have yet to take delivery of the 4runner.

Thanks.

Turns out there's a web page, where Toyota gives complete specs for 2019 4Runner TRD Pro
 

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The hotel I'm looking at is 6ft 3 or 75 inch clearance. I was eventually going to fit a full-length rack anyway. I doubt I will use the OEM rack. I'll call the dealer and ask them to remove it before collection. If that's not possible I'll ask them to contact Japan and tell them not to bother fitting the thing.

Thanks guys. I did find the height on the Toyota website but they state it without the rack.

I asked my stealership if they could remove the ORM rack for me before I take delivery and they refused. They said they could not deliver a new vehicle that will have exposed holes in the roof. When asked for a max height measurement they told me to allow 80" max.
 
It doesn't seem correct, does it?

Originally Posted by sfcharlie View Post
Overall Height
- w/roof rails - 71.5 in.
- w/TRD Pro roof rack -- 72 in.

2019 Toyota 4Runner Product Information | Toyota
That's definitely not right.

And yet, that's Toyota's own published information. I wonder if anybody with a Pro, or who has a friendly dealer, might accurately measure the height of the Pro and the additional height of the rack. Everything I've read here, so far, seem to be speculations.
 
You're right

I called Toyota ... the online product sheet is misleading ... the heights given are without the rails or rack. And, she couldn't actually find anyone, even in engineering, who has actually bothered to measure it. Based on what's been shared here, 77 inches seems right.
 
Originally Posted by sfcharlie View Post
Overall Height
- w/roof rails - 71.5 in.
- w/TRD Pro roof rack -- 72 in.

2019 Toyota 4Runner Product Information | Toyota
That's definitely not right.

And yet, that's Toyota's own published information. I wonder if anybody with a Pro, or who has a friendly dealer, might accurately measure the height of the Pro and the additional height of the rack. Everything I've read here, so far, seem to be speculations.

so, like it was said earlier 79.5 is pretty damn accurate. I've parked in garages with a height of 6'10" (82") and barely squeaked by (but no scrapes).

I wouldn't park in anything under 6'10" without going and checking as you're passing under things. 7' would be a safer/less worrisome bet
 
Use this "evidence" as you see fit

Two PROs, a 2017 and a 2019 park in my office building garage, at various times. The sign says; "Maximum height is 79 inches". The 2017 has some other brand of basket rack, but I don't know if it's smaller in height than the stock one on the 2019. Not exactly a large scale scientific study.
 
Thanks for this thread. I’m a new 4Runner owner (and therefore a new member of the forum), and I’m tying to decide if I should put a trd pro roof rack on my lifted 2020 trd off-road premium with 33” tires. I’m worried that if I do it, I won’t get it into my ~7’ garage. But if the rack is under 7.5 inches I should be good to go.
 

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