arnan540

I'm looking to level my truck. I have 20" rims aftermarket with +18 offset but but I'd like to put 35s in place of my 33s. Will I have clearance issues with mt tires?

rbrown150

I am doing the same but not doing a level. I ordered Kings. Depending on what height level you plan on you will probably have some trimming to do

arnan540

So leaving stock would be ok too?

rbrown150

If you want to put 35's you will need to go up stock won't work. It will also depend on your offset and back spacing of the rims

sportster07

Just put a real suspension lift in it. It cost more but chances are you'll own a 2015 for awhile and the suspension lift will pay for itself in a couple years easy you'll have more clearance and it'll ride a lot better. Zone lifts are top quality.

rbrown150

In the middle of my build with kings deavers 20X9 with 01 or -12 offset will for 35X12.5xR20

arnan540

Zone kits also come with a leveling kit in order to achieve a substantial lift. I would like to do the 6" lift. But I use my truckbed about 30 to 40 times a day. Climb in and out of the bed that is. I do not want a ladder to get up there. I just need the tires to fit only for the look.

arnan540

By the way I tried the tires, so here's the deal. There are these so called "protectors" that only come on 2015 f150 supercrew. The tire rubs on those parts only, which happens to be bolted to the frame. I am thinking about tweaking them if needed after my leveling kit goes on. Or I may just sell these 295/60/20 nitto trail grappler and get something a tad smaller. Problem is the 33s on there now look tiny. So I'll see how it pans out after level kit.

Here's the link to those metal protectors.

Report: 2015 F-150 Crew Cabs Get Better Safety Equipment Than 2-Doors
http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/report...men-1711458179

arnan540

Here's the look I'm going for. Except mine is gray.