MonsterinWI

If I wasn't trying to save on gas, id put a 3 or 4" body lift on ol red and try to find some 35's that would fit my current wheels, but I don't wanna lose any more mileage, 9 mpg is bad enough...

TheJcode

I get about 9.5-10 on 33's and 3.08 gearing. I Swear I doesnt matter how I drive, as long as I didn't plow a lot, the mileage does-not-move. 55mph highway or 25-45mph city with a few stops.

MonsterinWI

I only really drive it twice a week, 19 miles one way on Sunday, and again on Friday. Unless I have weekend errands, but anyways, I've got 31's on it now, so I figure 33's isint much of a change, but 35's with a little lift would be, its already got an add a leaf, and Probly needs to be leveled. Don't have the big bucks to spend on lift kits tho. Tires alone will cost a small fortune. Guess ill keep airing up the current leaky ones every weekend....

BradenB

I have a 2011 f-150 xlt. stock. Alot of people said they had 20 inch monster xd rims with 33's.... that was on a fx4 though... is it possible for me to do that or what?

BradenB

Can i fit 20 inch monster xd rims and 33 inch toyo mt's on a 2011 ford f150 xlt with stock suspension?

7700SCREW

Your asking in the wrong place...but yes they will fit. You can fit a 35 on a 09-12 f150 4x4 with just a 2" leveling kit. So your setup will work just fine.

mercury

Do you guys thing that Trailcutter 33/12.5/15 would fit a stock '96 xlt 4x4 with quad shocks? If I do the F-250 springs in the front, do I need to do something to the rear leafs to keep it level?

Thanks in advance.

PS they're coming on their own rims, I'm not trying to squeeze them on the factory wheels...