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Sportz Truck Tent Sizing Chart

  • Sportz III Tailgate
  • 55011

56011
55022 56022
55044 56044
55055
-
55077
-

  • 55099
  • 55890

  • Sportz III Tailgate Camo
  • -

Sportz Mid Size Quad
Cab

-

SPORTZ FULL SIZE CREW

  • CAB
  • Sport Mid Size Short Bed

72-78"
Truck Size Bed Size
Full Size Long Bed
96-98"
Full Size Short Bed
72-79"
Compact Short Bed
72-74"
Step/Flare

  • 78-82"
  • 65"
  • 68-70"

Double/Model # 30951 or Mid Size/Model #32000SP Mid Size/Model #32000SP

  • Double/Model # 30951 or
  • Double/Model # 30951 or Mid

Size/Model #32000SP

Air Mattress

Twin/Model # 30954

Chevrolet S-10 * Chevrolet Colorado 6' Chevrolet Canyon 6' Ford Ranger XL * Ford Ranger XLT * GMC S-15 *

  • Twin/Model # 30954
  • Twin/Model # 30954
  • Twin/Model # 30954

  • Chevrolet C/K *
  • Chevrolet C/K *
  • Chevrolet Silverado*
  • Dodge Dakota Short Bed*
  • Dodge Dakota Quad Cab* GMC Sierra 1500 Crew Cab*

TRUCK

Chevrolet Silverado * Dodge Dakota *
Chevrolet Silverado * Dodge Ram 1500 * Dodge Ram 2500 * Ford F-150 *

Ford F-150 '96 & older* Dodge Dakota SLT Short*

Toyota Tacoma (Yr 2005 anChevrolet Crew Cab*

Ford F-250 '96 & older* Dodge Dakota Sport Short*

Ford Super Crew*

up for 60 inch box)*

Dodge Dakota SLT * Dodge Dakota Sport * Dodge Ram 1500 * Dodge Ram 2500 *

  • GMC Sierra 1500*
  • Toyota T-100 *
  • Nissan Titan Crew*

Toyota Tacoma (Yr 2004 and
Ford F-250 *

up for 73.5 inch box)*

  • Ford F-250 Super Duty*
  • GMC Sonoma *

MODEL

  • Dodge Ram 3500 (^DRW) Ford F-350 Super Duty*
  • Isuzu Hombre *

Jeep Camanche * Mazda B 2000*

  • Ford F-150 *
  • GMC Sierra 2500 Series*

  • Nissan Titan*
  • Ford F-250 *

Ford F-250 Super Duty* Ford F-350 Super Duty* Ford F-350SD (^DRW) GMC Sierra *

  • Toyota Tundra *
  • Mazda B 2500*

Mazda B 3000* Mazda B 4000*

NAME

Mitsubishi Pick-up * Nissan Frontier * Toyota Hilux*
Nissan Titan* Toyota T-100 *

  • Toyota Tundra *
  • Toyota Tacoma(before2004)*

Nissan Frontier King

Cab ('02 and Newer)*

* Indicates truck must be measured to determine long or short bed.

Models Not Applicable:

Chevrolet S-10 Step Side

Ford Ranger XL & XLT Splash Step Side

Ford Ranger Edge Ford Ranger Tremor Mitsubishi L200 Honda Ridgeliner

Napier Enterprises

2315 Whirlpool Street, Suite 161, Niagara Falls, NY 14305
4 Nihan Drive, Unit 3, St. Catharines, ON CANADA L2N 1L1

1-800-567-2434 www.sportzbynapier.com [email protected]

  • 05/23/07
  • Sportz Sizing Chart
  • Rev. 19

Sportz SUV·Minivan·Hatchback·Motorcycle Tent Sizing Chart

Mid-Size SUV·Minivan Tent
Model # 80000
Full-Size SUV Tent Model # 81000
Sportz Dome-To-Go
Model # 85000

  • 15ft - 19ft Circumference
  • 19ft - 24ft Circumference
  • 18ft Circumference

  • SUV's
  • SUV's (cont.)

Acura MDX

Nissan Murano, Pathfinder, Xterra, X-Trail

  • BMW X5
  • Acura Hatchbacks, RSX

  • Audi AllRoad
  • Nissan Cube

Chevrolet Tahoe, Astro, Full Size Vans, Trailblazer Suburban

Audi A4, A6, S6 Avant

  • BMW X5, X3
  • Oldsmobile Bravada

Pontiac Aztek, Torrent Porsche Cayenne

BMW 325i & 525i Sport Wagons

Chevrolet Aveo, Tracker, HHR Ford Focus, Edge
Buick Rainier, Rendezvous Cadillac SRX

Chrysler Pacifica, PT Cruiser, Town and Country

VEHI

Chevrolet Blazer, Equinox, Trailblazer

Chrysler Pacifica
Saturn Vue, Relay

Dodge Caravan, Grand Caravan,Nitro Durango, Magnum
Honda Civic SA, Insight, FCX, Fit

  • Hyundai Accent, Elantra
  • Subaru B9 Tribeca

Dodge Durango, Magnum Wagon,Calibre

Ford Escape, Explorer Ford Mountaineer

Suzuki XL7,Grand Vitara, Vitara Toyota 4Runner, Highlander, Rav4

Volkswagen Touareg, Eurovan Volvo XC70, V50
Ford Aerostar, Bronco Ford Excursion, Expedition Ford Full Size Vans
Kia Rio Cinco

CLE

Lexus IS300 Sportcross

Mazda (hatchbacks only) Protégé 5, Demio, Mercedes C230 Hatchback, C240, C320

Mercedes E320 Sport Wagon Pontiac Vibe
GMC Envoy & Jimmy

GMC Denali, Suburban, Yukon, Envoy

  • GMC Full Size Vans
  • Honda CRV, Element

Hyundai Santa Fe, Tuscon,Entourage

Infiniti FX45, QX4, FX35 Isuzu Rodeo, Trooper

Jeep Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, Liberty
Command-Trac,Compass,Patriot

Kia Sportage, Sorento Lexus RX350, RX300 Lincoln Aviator

MODEL

Minivans

  • Chevrolet Venture
  • Honda Pilot, Odyssey

  • Hummer H2
  • Chrysler Caravan, Grand Caravan

Chrysler PT Cruiser, Town & Country

Ford Windstar, Freestar Honda Odyssey, Step Wagon Kia Sedona

Saab Sport Wagon, Hatchbacks

  • Saturn L-Series Wagon
  • Infiniti QX56

Isuzu Ascender

Subaru Forester, Impreza, Legacy, Outback
Jeep Liberty, Wrangler, Commander, Grande Cherokee Suzuki Aerio, Esteem(wagon)

Land Rover Discovery, Freelander Land Rover Range Rover Lexus LX470, RX350, RX300 Lincoln Navigator

Toyota Celica, Harrier, Land Cruiser Prado, Matrix

NAME

Mazda MPV

Yaris, Prius

Nissan Elgrand, Quest Oldsmobile Silhouette Pontiac Montana
Volkswagen Golf, Jetta, Passat Wagon

  • Volvo V40, V70
  • Mazda Tribute,CX-7, CX-9

Mercedes ML, R350

Mercedes G500, G55 AMG, Mountaineer

  • Mitsubishi Montero
  • Mitsubishi Montero Sport, Outlander
  • Toyota Alphard, Sienna, Voxy

Nissan Pathfinder, Pathfinder Armada

Pontiac Torrent Saturn Relay

Toyota Sequoia, Land Cruiser, 4Runner, Highlander

Volvo XC90

NOTE: NO TENT - Dodge Sprinter,Volkswagen Rabbit

Napier Enterprises

2315 Whirlpool Street, Suite 161, Niagara Falls, NY 14305
4 Nihan Drive, Unit 3, St. Catharines, ON CANADA L2N 1L1

1-800-567-2434 www.sportzbynapier.com [email protected]

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  • Sportz Sizing Chart- page 2
  • Rev. 19

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