maroonlagoon

im running 33 mud grap's on a stock rim with i leveling kit and i could have easily fit 35's

Larryw1

I am running 35's 325/65r18 but not on stock rims and they hit, I had to trim both frt and rear. (Plastic only) also they are A/T not mudders. I would think the mudders hit worse

I see posts of 35's on stock rims not hitting - I find that hard to believe

my personal exp. showed me that 35's are a lot of tire under the F150

Tripp

im not quite sure ill have to look again, but heres a picture of them, they are nitto's

Mike

im guessing the reason they hit is because u have backspaced rims because i know if i had my stock rims even like an inch further backspaced then my tires would hit too.

Larryw1

Yes! Your right! The new rims (18x9) 4.5 offset

My lift prevents me from using the stock rims. As I was told. I like the look of the new rims anyway. the tires require 9-10 wide on the rim
The new wheels were 540.00 and I sold the stock wheels for 350.00

bullriding383

Hows the power with the 3:55's and mileage?

HOWSABEER

i am still happy with my power of my 35" 355 combo but the mpg's are around 11 city 14 hwy

bullriding383

Sounds pretty good, i think im gonna run 315's on my truck. Ive ran big tires before 40's and 49's on a couple of trucks but they were all purpose built....not realy sutable for daily drivers. Wasnt sure if i should change from 3:55's to 3:73's

Mike

id say keep the 3.55s cuz it almost wouldnt be worth it to switch to 3.73s. if i ever regeared id get 4.56s for the 35's. but with my truck im only gettin about 8 mpg but hey im a 17 y/o kid so i like to give 'er a lil gas so thats probably y lol

Jaslar12002

Im running 35x12.50 with a 2 in lift. Had slight rubbing on the liner inside the wheel well used a push plug to hold the liner to the frame no more rubb issues whatso-ever