This topic had been murdered on this site. Plain and simply put, 2018, F-150 Platinum, biggest tire size? I have no interest in lifting, leveling, or messing with anything on the truck.

 

 

In the time you took in an attempt to be a jackass, you could have either skipped the question, or moved on. Thanks for being a supporting member of the Forum Police.

 

 

Thanks a bunch. Much appreciated.

 

No.
This is entirely dependent on the OP's specific wheel & tire choice.
33" tires range from 11-12.5" wide. 11" should fit (stock width). 11.5-12" might fit. 12.5" absolutely does not fit stock height without modification.
We need to know the OP's wheel width & offset to give a specific tire size that will fit.

 

I actually tried to help you by running a search and providing a link.

Every time someone creates a topic that's already been covered, it just makes it harder for the next guy to search and find the answers.

 

Ok, Thanks, My mistake, sorry. I guess the way it came across was misread. Just very confusing as to what to do with the tire situation. I have looked and read so many different opinions, I just don't want to mess with the suspension, level, lift or anything else. Just looking to fill the wheel well and make the truck look a bit more stout and not like a luxury liner. Lived the Raptor ride in 2010, 2013, 2017 and 2018. Miss the hell out of my 2015 Lariat, should have never sold it. Time for a new chapter. Jumping into the Platinum Arena and like the aggressive shoulder of the BF Goodrich Tire. Thanks, again.

 

I can contribute this:

It probably doesn't help you but here goes:

On a RWD SCrew I fit 275/65/R20 BFG KO2s on stock suspension and stock wheels (+44 offset) with zero rubbing.
On the same truck, once I added 1.5" wheel spacers moving my stock wheels to more like +6 offset, and adding a 2.5" Halo Lifts strut spacer I had rubbing at full lock forward and reverse. I modified the crash bars to alleviate that.

I've seen people on here run 285/65/R20 KO2s on stock 4x4 suspension without rubbing.

Aside from the provided links, thats about the most I can contribute without knowing what specific setup you want to go with. My wheels are on order and I'm hoping 305/55/30 with a 20x9 +1 wheel and 2.25 strut spacer won't rub. When I do it, I can let you know if you want.

Another site you can check for fitment is customoffsets.com Go to the gallery tab and choose your options from the drop down menu. It helped me on my choices.