Turning Radius

[Charlie G]

I don't see this posted anywhere on here - a Facebook comment puts the turning radius tentatively at around 19ft

 

[CompTrex]

I don't see this posted anywhere on here - a Facebook comment puts the turning radius tentatively at around 19ft

Looks like 12' is the standard lane width in US, with 9' for rural. Looks like no U-Turns for us!

 

[Norahsbed]

Well, it sure has to be better than my truck!

 

[CompTrex]

Well, it sure has to be better than my truck!

True enough. 'K' turn? More like an asterisks turn '*'

 

[Charlie G]

Looks like 12' is the standard lane width in US, with 9' for rural. Looks like no U-Turns for us!

A 19' radius gives it a 38' turning circle which is larger than quite a lot of cars out there. I would have thought with the wheels outside the body like that they'd be able to get some really tight angles - guess not

 

[karl]

This is one of the questions that has to wait for the production vehicle to answer.

 

[wayne kemp]

A optional rear wheel stirring would be wonderful.

 

[JEBar]

19 feet isn't encouraging .... a Chevy 3500 1 ton, long bed, crew cab dually with a 167.7" wheel base and overall length of 259.1" is 16.9'

Jim

 

[wayne kemp]

Looks like we will get to use that REVERSE a lot more than normal.

 

[CompTrex]

Looks like we will get to use that REVERSE a lot more than normal.

Or just don't make a wrong turn or forget anything.