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Assuming you’re talking about a garage at a house, not like a public parking garage? Curious what PSI you run to get them to fit.
Yes, not a public garage. I run 50 psi as well, and it doesn't even hit the weatherstrip. Which is approximately 84" or 7' up.
It also depends on the slope of your driveway. If it's sloped downward, then the rear wheels will be elevated when driving into the garage, that can certainly make up a few inches.
That’s right, I was thinking about this the wrong way. I thought I should have a couple inches of clearance based on the stock height of 80.9 because my garage is 83” at the weather strip, 84" without the weatherstrip.
Correct, if your garage floor slopes up, it has the same effect as if the driveway slopes down. Makes sense.
Would make sense, yes. Although ours is an attached garage, and by the feel of it I don't think the floor has a grade at all. Might need to get the laser-leveler out, but can't be much along the 20-something-foot length.