whytri98

I went with a 35 x11.5 20 on stock wheels and absolutely no rubbing

adamhussein86

285/65/20 with a +20 offset with a 2" readylift level. No rubbing but as close as you'll get with this size unless you have stock wheels then I believe from some of the other posts that you can run 35x12.50's

whytri98

My 35x12.5 20s rubbed very little on my 2015 fx4 I traded them in on a 11.5 and absolutely no rubbing not even in a full turn. I'm running nitto trail grapplers.

adamhussein86

Nice! What kind of level did you put on? I confirmed from 4 different sources including a Ford F-150 engineer that anything over 2" is not recommended and could possibly void warranties. Now the chances of anything being torn up from a leveling kit is highly unlikely but I did want to get that information to you guys.

DWSmoot

35x12.50 Toyo Rt, 2.5" level, no rub. Prior to my current set up. Bought it from dealer with that setup.

whytri98

A pro comp 2.5 ford installed it for me they said if I have them put it on that it's covered under the factory warranty.ford is a pro comp dealer all pro comp lifts are covered under ford's warranty as long as it's done in the 1st year of owning the yruck and installed by the dealer.

o0MEGA0o

2.5" Autospring, 295/65/20 Toyo ATIIs.


They dont rub on anything except the frame at full lock over bumps. I guess.

Hadnt noticed any rubbing at all until I hit the carwash the other day. Saw the frame had some rub marks that pulled the underbody spray off. 12.5" wide tires I would venture to guess have slightly more rubbing than what I have now, but they are also a hair shorter too.

drdre8424

Anyone have more pics of a 11.5/20 with oem setup? I'm looking into going this way. I like that there's no rubbing from what the previous poster said

Adam Hall

Can you please list the exact specs on your tires i.e. Brand exc...

17F150EB

How far does a +20 offset wheel stick out past the fenders w 285's?