Pickup Truck Cab Styles

If you are looking to purchase a tonneau cover or other truck bed accessories, you may need to know what kind of cab style your pickup truck has. Here is an overview of the various styles and how to tell the difference.

VEHICLE MAKE	CAB STYLE	DESCRIPTION
Chevrolet / GMC	Regular Cab	A regular cab has two doors (one on the passenger side and one on the drivers side). There are no back seats.
	Double Cab	A double cab has 4 full doors that all open in the same direction. Each door has a handle located on the outside of the truck. The back doors are noticeably smaller in width than the front doors.
	Extended Cab	An extended cab has 4 doors. The front doors have to be open in order to open the back doors, and the handles are usually located on the inside of the door and not visible from the outside.
	Crew Cab	A crew cab has 4 full doors that all open in the same direction. The door handles are all located on the outside of the truck, and both the front and back doors are the same width.
Ford	Regular Cab	A regular cab has two doors (one on the passenger side and one on the drivers side). There are no back seats.
	Super Cab	A super cab has four doors. The front door has to be open to open the back door and the back door opens in the opposite direction
	Super Crew Cab	A super crew cab has 4 doors that all open in the same direction. There are door handles located on the outsides of all 4 doors.
Dodge Ram	Regular Cab	A regular cab has two doors (one on the passenger side and one on the drivers side). There are no back seats.
	Quad Cab (Old Style)	An old style Quad Cab has four doors. The front door has to be open to open the back door and the back door opens in the opposite direction.
	Quad Cab (New Style)	A new style Quad Cab has 4 doors that all open in the same direction. There are door handles located on the outsides of all 4 doors
Nissan Titan	King Cab	A king cab has four doors. The front door has to be open to open the back door and the back door opens in the opposite direction.
	Crew Cab	A crew cab has 4 doors that all open in the same direction. There are door handles located on the outsides of all 4 doors
Toyota Tundra	Regular Cab	A regular cab has two doors (one on the passenger side and one on the drivers side). There are no back seats.
	Double Cab	All four doors open in the same direction. The back doors are often smaller than the front doors and the handle is positioned differently, often towards the back of the door.
	CrewMax Cab	All four doors open in the same direction and have handles that look identical