BlackBoost

No issues with visibility all around. I'm 6'2". My wife has driven the truck a few times and liked how well she could see all around (with the seat all the way up). She is 5'2". I think you'll enjoy it.

kbroderick

Even with the tow mirrors, I haven't noticed any forward blind spots. Even at 5'9", I think I must be able to see over/around them.

freman dave

If you have had numerous other Ford Pickups (and so have I), I find the latest models to be no different than previous models in that regard. I would suggest not going with the trailer towing mirrors if this is an issue for you as they are more prone to that due to their size. I also have the cross traffic and BLISS warning in my mirrors and that makes a big difference also, I suggest you consider that in your next purchase.

stormsearch

The new 2018 on some models has the new Pedestrian Detection system:

https://owner.ford.com/how-tos/vehic...detection.html

Never seen the video or know much about it other than it is an option

sunofabeach

i'm on my 3rd F150 and have not owned one with the tow mirrors. i did test drive one with the big tow mirrors and did find that they created a huge forward blind spot for me. i'm about 5'10.

the regular mirrors are fine though.

kbroderick

OK, so I ran to the grocery store earlier and made a point of trying to see if my mirrors created blind spots. Technically, I suppose they do, but given the angles it would be nearly impossible for someone to hide behind them; as others have noted, the dip at the front of the window and the correspondingly lower mirror height makes a huge difference.

And I have the barn-door-sized tow mirrors.

Fx4gary

I totally agree, I'm 5' 10" and have the non tow mirrors and have no problem with blind spots. Having the adjustable seat height should eliminate any line of sight issues.