fx4 fr3ak

So I'm putting some nitto TG 35x12.5r20 on y 2013 fx4 4x4 I will be putting a 2.5 level kit on and running my stock rims that came with the appearence package. Wondering if I will need wheel spacers or will the level be enough to get by for a couple of months until I get a suspension lift and better rims with an offset.

zmadams

You should be alright. You'll have to do some trimming of some plastic parts, but that just comes with the territory of bigger tires.

fx4 fr3ak

i figured there would be some trimming just making sure the tire won't rub against anything mechanical.

UFLBret

Some people have rubbing issues and some do not. That tire is actually almost 13.5" wide, it's not a true 12.5" tire.

ncosta8705

I have an 05 f150 with a 2.5 leveling kit and also roush 20s that came on the truck. I wanna run nitto 35x12.5r20 but not sure if they will fit or if i should just go with 33s

dripper710

Hi. I have 35×12.5r17 nittos on my 08 f150 4x4. It has 2.5 leveling kit.. my truck runs good and handles to.

kayla5028

I have 40 15.5 r22 nitto mud grapplers on my truck and I had to buy spacers because when you turn the corner it catches the plastic on the inside of your wheel wells.

f150Alaska

Pictures?

stujo10

I have a Rough Country 2.5" level with 1" in the back. Just put 295/70/18 Nitto Trail Grapplers on my '09 f150 with OEM wheels. (Looks awesome!) Tires measure out to be 34.3" and BARELY fit without rubbing the support arm! I dont think I could get anything any bigger unless I had a wheel with negative backspacing. However my vehicle is also 2WD.

I recommend being very careful with wheel spacers. My brother recently installed some on his 2012 Mustang and while driving 2 weeks ago had the bolts on the spacer break under pressure of a slow turn and his front right wheel fell off while driving. This caused damage to his caliper, rotor, and body damage to his front bumber and right fender.

fx4 fr3ak

I have decided to go with a new set of rims instead of wheel spacers thanks for the heads up tho!