2019 Nissan Titan Exterior and Dimensions

The 2019 Titan isn't a good looking truck in the traditional sense, but there is a sincerity to its presentation that mirrors the honest and hard-working chassis and drivetrain that lurks beneath the surface. The only noticeable styling change has to be the new body-colored grille which gives the truck a more contemporary look. The Titan rolls on a choice of 18-inch steel or alloy wheels, which grows to 20-inches in higher trims. The base model features a dampened tailgate and vinyl flooring. Moving up the range sees the Titan getting some much-needed attention; the S trim adds an oil pan and fuel tank skid plates as well as front tow hooks on the 4x4 model. The Pro-4X makes its intentions clear with transfer case and radiator skid plates and LED lighting. The SL model includes premium features such as running boards, chrome exterior trim, and a power liftgate.

The three body styles on offer will obviously affect the bed length of the 2019 Nissan Titan, but all other dimensions are shared. The titan is strapped to a chassis with a 139.8-inch wheelbase, and is 228.1 inches long, growing to 228.5 for the Pro-4X. Max width measures 79.5 but increases to 80.7 in the Pro-4X and Platinum models. Height-wise, the Titan starts at 74.5 for the 4x2 single cab, growing to a maximum of 77.2 in the 4x4 Pro-4X and 4x4 Platinum. Bed length between the three cab sizes comes in as follows: the Crew Cab gets 67 inches, the King Cab gets 78.7, and the Single Cab takes the cake with 98.5 inches. Bed width and depth across the range is 63.8 and 20.8 inches respectfully. For those who dare take the Titan off-road, ground clearance ranges from eight inches up to 10.1 on the Pro-4X and Platinum Reserve 4x4, while the best possible approach and departure angles of 20 and 22.9 degrees respectively are found on the latter trims as well.