2027 Nissan Frontier King Cab configurations use the shorter 126-inch wheelbase, while Crew Cab models may be equipped with either the short or long wheelbase. Selecting the longer Crew Cab configuration increases the truck’s overall length and changes several related exterior measurements.

• Overall width: 73.0 inches on S or 74.7 inches on SV, PRO-X, and PRO-4X
• Ground clearance: up to 9.8 inches depending on grade and differential
• Wheelbase: 126.0 inches with the short wheelbase or 139.8 inches with the Crew Cab long wheelbase
• Overall height: approximately 71.3 to 72.9 inches depending on configuration
• Overall length: 210.2 inches with the short wheelbase or 224.1 inches with the Crew Cab long wheelbase

Drivers planning to travel beyond paved roads should consider the Frontier’s approach, departure, and ramp angles. Four-wheel-drive models and PRO-grade configurations generally offer stronger measurements because of their off-road suspension tuning, increased clearance, and larger wheel-and-tire combinations.

• PRO-4X provides the strongest approach and departure angles in the lineup
• Ramp angle: approximately 18.9 to 20.6 degrees depending on configuration
• Approach angle: approximately 29.0 to 32.3 degrees depending on configuration
• Departure angle: approximately 21.4 to 23.0 degrees depending on configuration

Adding four-wheel-drive components, a larger cab, or additional equipment increases the Frontier’s curb weight and can reduce the amount of available payload. Although individual weights and capacities differ, every 2027 Nissan Frontier configuration carries the same gross vehicle weight rating.

• Maximum payload: up to 1,590 pounds on the King Cab S 4x2
• GVWR: 6,012 pounds throughout the lineup
• Front-to-rear weight distribution: approximately 55/45 to 58/42 depending on configuration
• Curb weight: approximately 4,385 pounds for the King Cab S 4x2 to 4,865 pounds for the Crew Cab PRO-4X long-wheelbase 4x4

Available bed measurements vary according to cab style and whether the truck uses the standard or long cargo box. An installed spray-in bedliner may slightly reduce the usable floor length and overall cargo volume.

• Bed width: 61.4 inches at its widest point and 44.5 inches between the wheel wells
• Crew Cab long-bed length: 73.3 inches at the floor
• Cargo-bed volume: up to 49.6 cubic feet with King Cab and approximately 40.1 to 49.2 cubic feet with Crew Cab, depending on bed length
• King Cab bed length: 73.3 inches at the floor or 72.7 inches with a spray-in bedliner
• Crew Cab standard-bed length: 59.5 inches at the floor or 58.9 inches with a spray-in bedliner