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Check with the specs on the lift because most kits require you have certain backspacing on the wheels so they will work correctly. I'd hate to see you buy a set of wheels and then lift it to find out they won't work with the lift.
Isn't that the truth.
ok well i just oreder 3 inches for the front an 2 inches for the back. im going to have to get the money for the wheels and tires but its a good start to fitting on my 35x12.50 for sure.
Do you know if these specs will work for 20" wheels as well? I recently purchased a 2006 FX4 and the previous owner opted for the 20" wheels. Will I be able to run 35x12.50 on these stock 20' wheels?
Can someone educate me on the conversion for 35X12.5" on stock 17 rims?
A 35x12.5x17 is close to a 315x70x17. You can run these on stock 7 1/2" wheels but you may get some slight rubbing on the control arm when making a hard turn. This is on a leveled 4x4.
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A 35x12.5x17 is close to a 315x70x17. You can run these on stock 7 1/2" wheels but you may get some slight rubbing on the control arm when making a hard turn. This is on a leveled 4x4.
i know this is a little off topic than the tire size and type you all are talking about but do you know if i can run 285 45's on a 22" rim without much rubbing. the truck height is stock f150 screw
I've been reading these threads for months. Let me try to get this clear once and for all: I can put a 33x12.5 or a 35x12.5 on my stock 08 4x4 20" rims and there will be NO RUBBING? I talked to the tire stores and they always wanna sell me something in stock and push the 285/60r20 on me. I really want a nice beefy tire that wont rub and i don't have to cut anything and keep my stock rims. Any help much appreciated. Thanks guys!
I've been reading these threads for months. Let me try to get this clear once and for all: I can put a 33x12.5 or a 35x12.5 on my stock 08 4x4 20" rims and there will be NO RUBBING? I talked to the tire stores and they always wanna sell me something in stock and push the 285/60r20 on me. I really want a nice beefy tire that wont rub and i don't have to cut anything and keep my stock rims. Any help much appreciated. Thanks guys!
do you have a leveling kit? the perfect tire for a leveled truck with no rubbing is a 285/65/20 it's like a 35x11 tire and will fit perfect and look damn good. BFG makes a tire that size and it looks sexy as hell on the stock 20's
this truck had a 2" leveling kit and 285/65/20's
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2011 Lariat 4x4 Screw, Golden Bronze with Adobe trim, 5.0 with 3.55 LS, 275x60x20 Toyo AT2's on stock wheels. 2" leveling kit, tinted front's and windshield brow.
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