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Thanks, 20x9 FUEL HOSTAGE the offset “0” Wheels Matte Black w/ Nitto Trail Grappler MT 295/55R20 Tires, (Sizes is 32.86X11.66/20) that was keeping the original suspension and the ride. I wanted just to have a pleasant appearance of a sports 4x4.
Well it looks awesome BT-Max! Also how far do the tires stick out past the fenders?
Congrats on the truck. I have a similar truck on order right now. Can you tell me what the payload sticker shows for the max payload weight? It's the yellow sticker in door jam. Thanks and best of luck with the new ride!
Well it looks awesome BT-Max! Also how far do the tires stick out past the fenders?
Originally Posted by f150fx486
In a 20x9 they make a +1 offset, +20 , and -12 yours looks like it sticks out a bit further, thought it was a -12
Yes they are out about 1 ¾” from the fender… trust me… I did went out after some rain fall in South Florida a tad of mud and hole truck got really muddy Thanks again for your thought, You got me to think… I had to email the seller to find out what did I purchase… yes! Wheels 20-9 with a offset -12 and Part # D53120909845
My XLT Supercab, 5.0L/3.73 EL Rear Heavy duty towing (LT275/65R18 AT) (rated up to 11,000 as configured)
LOVE the black grill. Chrome is just to much Chrome with that kinda grill. Love the new hood ilnes
Congrats! Truck looks nice. I saw one exactly like it at the local dealership last weekend, except you have the 3.73 gears. As [MENTION=201164]twotimer[/MENTION] said, any chance you could tell us what the yellow payload sticker says on the inside of your driver's side rear door or post a quick pic?
Last edited by flanneljunkie; 03-31-2015 at 10:45 PM.
I think the lighting has role in that, but it is different. The old style the bed would came into the cab a little leaving the rear window hanging over the bed a little so to speak. You can see what I'm talking about from the pics.
I know the quoted post is a bit old, but the fact that the cab design is independent of the bed will make upfitting with service bodies and flatbeds a bit more aesthetically pleasing.
Speaking of which, anybody buy their F150 with the intentions of putting a flatbed or service body on it? Just curious if anybody has done it yet. Definitely a form follows function approach.
03-31-2015, 11:42 AM
and hole truck got really muddy 
