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Thanks, that's what I'm looking to do is swap summer/winter.
Originally Posted by Jeriko
The brakes are the same size on the f150's. If I'm smoking something wacky, please feel free to correct me. I know a few guys who have stock 20" wheels and run 17's for winters. I know my truck with stock 18" wheels will run 17" no problem.
that has gotta be leveled at least. next on my list after some new tires will be a topper like that!! would love to see some more pics of your truck too STingray1300! that is the look i am going for except a supercab.
that has gotta be leveled at least. next on my list after some new tires will be a topper like that!! would love to see some more pics of your truck too STingray1300! that is the look i am going for except a supercab.
Only pic I have of mine, cap is nice and went with the Bedrug, now I want the raptor wheels lol
that has gotta be leveled at least. next on my list after some new tires will be a topper like that!! would love to see some more pics of your truck too STingray1300! that is the look i am going for except a supercab.
Yes, leveled. But OEM tires are 32". These are 34". Like Novo said, you can get a bigger tire in there. The caveat is, that each person has to decide how much clearance he'll need. I chose the LT285/75R17 Toyo AT2s because, as you can see by my photo, my truck is no parking lot queen. *I NEED CLEARANCE*. I've heard/read that normal every day driving and light off-road with the 35" proves to be no problem. I however, need to be able to completely stuff the tire to the maximum extent of the suspension (and I used it several times, just on that one pass (Imogene). The last thing you want is to get out on the trail and shred a tire if you get crossed up too much. The 34" fit the bill with only a 2" level. The 35" *can* be a problem in more difficult situations according to others.
But the Raptor wheels will fit any stock F150, and can wear a number of different size tires.
Yes, leveled. But OEM tires are 32". These are 34". Like Novo said, you can get a bigger tire in there. The caveat is, that each person has to decide how much clearance he'll need. I chose the LT285/75R17 Toyo AT2s because, as you can see by my photo, my truck is no parking lot queen. *I NEED CLEARANCE*. I've heard/read that normal every day driving and light off-road with the 35" proves to be no problem. I however, need to be able to completely stuff the tire to the maximum extent of the suspension (and I used it several times, just on that one pass (Imogene). The last thing you want is to get out on the trail and shred a tire if you get crossed up too much. The 34" fit the bill with only a 2" level. The 35" *can* be a problem in more difficult situations according to others.
But the Raptor wheels will fit any stock F150, and can wear a number of different size tires.
What pictures would you like to see?
All angles. I have raptor wheels and just installed a level and rear blocks. The off-road look,you have is what I'm going for for camping etc as well. What bed topper is that too?
10-08-2015, 07:56 PM
