just let wife drive into garage then use insurance money to fix truck and build new garage...LOL

 

I think that I would take out the floor. I know on my house there would be to much stone and brick work to redo the garage door. Other wise you could go to a 17 inch rim and 31 tires if you have the 20's. That might get you in if you let some air out. But sounds like a pain in the a#$.
When I bought my new truck I wanted a 2500. I took it home to check the fit and had the same problem... So I bought the 1500 because it fit through the door with a 1/2 inch.

 

I didn't think about the difference in clearance when I traded my 1500 for the 2500. The inadvertent height check succeeded, though. The 1500 had plenty of clearance and I didn't even think about the 2500 being higher. Once I added the topper on it, and the cargo rack... I had to modify my cargo rack for a quick release/remove otherwise I would have had... a bit of a mess.

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Well just getting a bigger door on a house is a little tougher then just raiseing it. You have to move the beam just above the door first witch are usually the whole length of the door plus some.

 

That actually seems like a good idea!!...

 

Before I bought my '08 I had to modify the back wall of my garage to give me a couple more inches of length. It looks a little different, with a recessed area in the back wall of the garage the width of the one stall, but it worked. I built in a bumper pad into the wall, and just roll up to it, and set the parking break. I got an inch to spare between the back bumper and my garage door. Changing the garage door opening would be more work, but could be doable depending on your circumstance.