If you want to bring the truck up all the way around sounds like the tire shop is correct - probably want bilsteins (since putting a block in the back) due to trying to keep somewhat same stock angles.

IMO, if going with a slightly bigger tire, the 275/60/20 fills up the wheel well nice and lots of options in that tire. If you are looking for a little more poke too, either a 1.25 or 1.5 bora spacer will do the trick.

Let us know what you wind up doing and post pics!

 

 

Went with the 2 1/2 lift, Bilstein 5100 Series Shocks in the front, Cooper 275/65/20s with no lift in the rear. I prefer the little aggressive slight reverse rake...it is suddle but gives an aggressive stance. The settings on the shocks have three positions, this is set on the highest setting. The ride handles great on road with these tires with limited loss of traction on wet roads. The EcoBoost kicks the truck sideways a little when you get on it but other than that I'm impressed with the maneuverability with this package. Total cost of the lift with tires was just over $1,700. I bought tires and did mounting through Discount Tire and lift through 4Wheelparts.

 

I had my leveled and tires put on Friday. Ever since
then the front of the truck seems a lot louder and when going over bumps. Almost like the shocks are bad. Has anyone expierienced this?

 

 

 

 

What kinda noise ?
Check to see if your coil spring is contacting the control arm over bumps.

 

Here are 295/60/20's ……..I wanted to fill up the wheel wells so that was my need.