mortarman120

Little bit better picture from the side. I have had no rubbing issue so far and hope it stays that way. I love the way it looks now it's crazy how much better it can look with 1.5 taller tire.

WTF150

That does look so much better. The stock 30.5" tires are way too small and look disproportionate in the wheel wells.

mortarman120

ya the stock tires were not very proportionate. It seems like when I put my aftermarket wheels on them they got even smaller maybe because the rim was wider than stock but it may be all in my mind.

rugman1969

Just curious...how are those 275/70-18's? any rubbing or loss of gas mileage? How do they look?do they fill up the wells nice? any pics?

Toni Santucci

I want to put 275/65/18s on my 2002 f150 4x2 with a leveling lift of 2.5inches. Is this at all possible without any rubbing? Is it possible at all? Do I have to have the lift? I am a woman that is new at this, and want nothing but to drive nice truck! So I need some men's advice on what to do, please help me! I've researched but have found that 2004 ND up is able to, but have yet to find that a 2002 can. Please help!

Batman1

Won't 275/70/18 be to heavy? I have a 2.7l and I am having a hard time deciding on 275/ 65/18 or 275/ 70/18. I am worried about the extra weight on the axles with the 70's. Right now I have 265/60/18 on and want to go bigger, need new tires soon.