http://www.chevrolet.com/traverse-crossover-suv/specs/dimensions.html

here's its size

you will have to math yourself.

They will fit both wide and narrow's.

It stretches 203.7 inches long, 78.5 inches wide and 69.9 inches tall.

from chevy website.

Have you looked at the Ford Explorer? I spent a lot of time with the Traverse but ultimately went with an Explorer Limited.

If you are going shopping, just bring your tape measurer with you and measure the openings. I ruled a lot of SUV's out because I couldn't fit a pin in them. the overall cargo space was big enough, but you couldn't fit it through the back opening! Can't help you with the Traverse, but instead of guessing or asking about every one, I'd just measure for myself if you are going to be at the dealer with a lot of options anyway....just measure the biggest pin you think you'd haul and go from there.....problem is now all these damn SUV's are sloping the roof lines and that makes the opening out back smaller! Good Luck!

Brian

BigB,

a Chevy Traverse will most definitely haul a pin. The Traverse is on the same chassis/platform of the GM Lambda family, which includes the Buick Enclave, the GMC Acadia, and the Saturn Outlook (no longer made).

We've got an Outlook, and we LOVE it. I've hauled 4x8 sheets of drywall/plywood (with the liftgate open), and have hauled pins in it many times. With the 60% side 2nd and 3rd row down, we've even hauled a pin AND our two kids (13 and 11) in it at the same time.

Just know that the roofline of the Traverse/Enlcave dips a little in the back compared to an Acadia/Outlook, so a Traverse/Enclave won't fit a standard Stern NIB box, while an Acadia/Outlook will.

Later,
EV

Have a 2010 Traverse. It won't fit a NIB left in the box. Assume it will fit a standard pin out of the box.

Bought our new pins last summer. Two were delivered from Stern. One needed to be picked up from PinballLife.

Took one of the empty boxes from the two delivered by Stern and tried to fit it in the Traverse. No luck.

Rounded, upper part of opening in back wouldn't let corners of box through. At that moment, I wished I still had my Tahoe.

Edit: Updated my earlier comment to admit I've never actually tried to haul a pin out of the box, so I don't want to mislead there.

_{Post edited by kid_ego : Clarify previous statement}

New Jeep grand cherokee fits pins wide and narrow no problem

I think Consumer Reports should test all SUV type vehicles to see if a Stern box and a pin out of the box will fit. They spend all their efforts evaluating safety, reliability, economy, etc.

What I'm doing when I replace my current vehicle is just get whatever, and have a hitch installed. From that point on I'll be renting $20 U-Haul trailers per use, then you can handle multiples, not have to store a trailer, not wreck the inside of the vehicle and the rear bumper, and you can buy virtually any type of vehicle you want.

BigB,

Unfortunately, I don't know. I know my brother had and older Traverse and I am pretty sure that we moved a pin with it...but I can't answer about the newer models.

Just a reminder, if everyone could fill help fill out the Pinwiki for vehicles that will move a machine it would be much appreciated...then we wouldn't have to continually re-ask these questions. If you don't want to set up an account so that you can edit, just drop me a line with what vehicle and I will do the edits myself.

http://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Vehicles_for_Moving_Pinball_Machines

Yes they will fit, I have a 2011 that has even hauled my old Demo Man and that was a wide body. The NIB it tight but my X-Men did fit while it was still in the box. The top corners had to be pushed down but it held it snug.

Who has the money for a NIB pin after buying a brand new Traverse?

Any time you buy a vehicle and wonder if a game will fit, check to make sure that the fold down seats fold down flat or at least don' ramp up so much that the game won't fit. I bought a Pacifica a while back and called the sales guy at the dealer to measure the opening of the hatchback. He did...life is good right? NOT! First time I tried to put a fullsize DMD in I found out the hard way that the slope of the folded down seats wouldn't allow the game to slide in and close the hatch. Bummer. It has since left the building (not because of that but because of the blindspots...wife just about got toasted merging onto the highway and didn't see the car in the lane she was heading toward)...gave me a good excuse to get back into a Town and Country van which is awesome to transport games in...

I own a traverse and have moved my Cyclone and a handtruck w room to spare....frankly it is WHY
I choose a Traverse!