Tring to figure out the relevancy of having unusually large garage doors to the OP's question.It fits. Two 10x10 doors. My wife gets the garage on the house all to herself. This one is mine.
Mine is 77". First world.....well, maybe second world problem.The average garage door is 7 feet high, if that helps.
If your driveway is direct to your street, better consider booting it.it's the odd one out.
thank you all for the input. Sounds like I am gtg. Now for the wait to get my wheels in.I have a 2019 JLUR with 2” Mopar lift and 37’s at 30 psi. Garage is 7’, but around 82” opening with all the trim and weatherstripping.
Jeep sits around 76.5” with hard top and 79.5” with Trektop Ultra soft top closed. Plenty of clearance with hardtop, but a lot less with soft top. Definitely not enough clearance when the top is flipped back. Need to close it or drop it all the way down in order to fit in the garage.
You will also want to factor in other variables as you’ll lose some clearance if driveway slants down like a parking garage or if you would have hard packed snow at garage entrance.
Fantastic, it seems you like to ride a little as well..... same here...6' 9 1/2" (81.5") garage opening height.
Mopar lift on 37x12.50x17 Nitto Ridge Grapplers
6' 5" to 6' 6" (77"-78") height of the JLUR. (Sky One Touch closed)
I also have the Sky One Touch and can leave it opened and still clear by a 1/4"
Ron
Dang I got to get the tape measure out again?2” Mopar lift 37x12.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on 17” wheels. 76” to the highest point on my hardtop.
Fortunately I live in a quiet neighborhood on a cul de sac at the end of long lane and the Jeep is concealed by the house. All that aside, there's never a guarantee the azzwipes won't visit and I compulsively have to check each morning to ensure it's still there.If your driveway is direct to your street, better consider booting it.