Ute Cargo Space Simulator

How the checks work

Pick a ute and the simulator draws your load against that model's real factory tray, pulled live from the CarSorted database: tray length and floor width, the usable width between the wheel arches, tray-wall height and rated payload. Choose a standard AU, Euro or half pallet, or set a custom length, width, weight and stack height, and it shows whether the load fits and how much payload and tray length are left.

Load weight is quantity multiplied by weight per item, checked against the manufacturer-rated payload (or GVM minus kerb weight where payload isn't published). The rear view flags a load that's wider than the gap between the wheel arches, and the side view flags a stack taller than the tray walls.

The illustration is schematic and not to scale, but every figure driving the fit and payload checks is the vehicle's own data. Wheel-arch height is an indicative estimate where the manufacturer doesn't publish it.

Figures are indicative planning guidance only. Confirm payload, tray dimensions and load-restraint requirements with the manufacturer and the National Transport Commission Load Restraint Guide before loading.