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Old 08-23-2015, 11:37 PM
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Hello people, just purchased my first ford ever, and already i need other peoples 2 cents. Level kit just installed. I am going with these tires, have 2 sizes in mind, i would like peoples thoughts. 275/70 R18 or 285/65 R18 on my stock rims in the A/M tires ?
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I am very happy with the 275/70 18. They are a bit taller than stock, but not too tall. They are a lot heavier than stock, so prepare to lose around 1.5 mpg. The tires are amazing off road and great on wet pavement.


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Hello people, just purchased my first ford ever, and already i need other peoples 2 cents. Level kit just installed. I am going with these tires, have 2 sizes in mind, i would like peoples thoughts. 275/70 R18 or 285/65 R18 on my stock rims in the A/M tires ?


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Just got mine. 275/60/20 on factory rims
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BFG ATs aren't bad tires, as long as you don't mind leaving "chunks" of them on the trails. If their going to see mostly asphalt, then they'll be fine.
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Thanks for posting these pics,

I am looking at BFG KO2 275/65/20 for my 2010 FX4 and also plan to add a 2" leveler on the front.

I am about to pull the trigger tomorrow, but I was wondering if I should be thinking 18" instead of 20"?
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losing 2" of sidewall (on the 20s) makes for a much harsher ride off-road. On road it doesn't matter much.

I'm constantly amazed at how folks want their trucks to "look" modern by adding big wheels/narrow sidewalls. They obviously never take their rigs off road. My FX4 came with 18s. I swapped them out for 17s (Raptor take-offs) to *ADD* sidewall for off roading purposes. More compliant sidewall = better traction and ride quality.
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Hi guys! I bought an BF Goodridge KO2 tires 325/65 R18, for my 2015 Lariat FX4 (attached pic). The put an spacer of abt 1/4", for dont touch the V, but still touching the steel front bar of the car when turn hard the steering wheel doing ahead and reverse (ie parking, etc). Making a bad noise when move. My question is if I make a mistake buying that tires or this noise could be avoided with smaller or what you guys recommend.

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I've been thinking about trying them for awhile. Picked up some 37/12.50/17's for my truck. I love them. They are great offroad (for what I do) and not noisy at all. We'll see how they wear.
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Originally Posted by STingray1300
losing 2" of sidewall (on the 20s) makes for a much harsher ride off-road. On road it doesn't matter much.

I'm constantly amazed at how folks want their trucks to "look" modern by adding big wheels/narrow sidewalls. They obviously never take their rigs off road. My FX4 came with 18s. I swapped them out for 17s (Raptor take-offs) to *ADD* sidewall for off roading purposes. More compliant sidewall = better traction and ride quality.
I have been looking for some Raptor take offs for a fair price for some time and cannot seem to find any. Where did you find yours? I think I can buy some nice new ones for the price of the Raptor ones?
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I just ordered them in 275/70 18. I thin I got a good deal. $990 OTD with a $70 mail in rebate.


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