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It's all in the name. A utility is a light commercial vehicle with function - the ability to carry passengers and heavy loads with a minimum of fuss - at the top of the design priority list and the size of the tray or tub is critical.Tools, timber, pipes and bricks or bikes, baskets, rugs and hampers, a ute often plays a dual role between work and recreations so you need to know the length, height, width, width between the wheel arches, and tray depth. Here's our guide to the GWM ute.We have generally only listed tub dimensions. The dimensions of cab chassis trays depend on the specific tray you select when you buy a new vehicle. Always check with the appropriate vehicle dealer.These are guidelines, reliant on vehicle manufacturer-listed measurements. Measurements may vary, depending on tray or tub type.Tray refers to the load space of a cab-chassis ute; the tub refers to the load space of a pick-up style ute.GWM Ute tray dimensionsThe GWM Ute is available in pick-up style only; there are no cab-chassis versions available as standard.GWM Ute tub dimensionsThe GWM Ute is available only as a dual-cab and only in the pick-up style.Tub dimensions are 1560mm long, 1614mm wide, 1146mm wide between the wheel arches, and 563mm high.
Measure twice, load once. Possibly the most sensible way to assess the capacity of a ute on your shopping list to meet you needs. The size of the tray or tub is critical.
People in the front, business in the back, a ute is the perfect way to transport passengers and a serious load and the size of the tray or tub is critical.
You need to carry heavy, often awkward things, beyond the scope of a typical passenger vehicle beyond the capacity. So, a ute is the answer and the size of the tray or tub is critical.
Getting people from A to B is one thing. Shifting heavy, long or awkward loads (along with the passengers) is another. You need a ute and the size of the tray or tub is critical.