This past weekend I installed front Bilstein 5100's, set at 1.75".
Today I had these Cooper AT3-XLT 285/75R17 tires installed on stock wheels. Great fit, lots of room, not a chance of any rubbing.
Now only a 1/4' of rake with about 150 lbs. of tools in the box. Measures 40" floor to wheel arch in front and 40-1/4" for the rear.
I think I'm going to like it!

 

I'm spamming all the forums with my truck because I just got the wheels and tires, and I like it.

Kenda Klevers 35/10.5-17 on factory Ford wheels powdercoated black. 2 inch level kit on a 2019 FX4. Cheap, no rubbing, nothing cut, no modifications whatsoever. Mad ground clearance. Looks cool.

 

EOD, what 2 inch lift did you use? Love the look of the tires and wheels. Bill C

 

It was just a cheap ebay spacer kit... After doing a lot of reading, I couldn't see spending a lot for what is basically a lump of filler material.

 

I used a 2" Motofab level on my truck. It's inexpensive and made in the USA. No issues.

edit: It's also cheaper on eBay than their website. I think it was under $50 if I remember correctly.

 

How do you like the tire as far as ride, handling, noise is concerned?

 

Any rubbing since you posted this? Under compression?
285 65 r20
Or
285 60 r20

 

no rubbing at all

 

Thanks! I just ordered a set of 285/60r20 toyo AT3's.. on sale for 289 per tire..
Hoping I don't rub with my 1.25" wheel spacers on factory sport wheels w a 2.5 level, and ready lift control arms.
I tried 35's and they rubbed severely, and I'm trying to avoid cutting the crash bars.
Spreading did not work.

 

Noise level is super low... My fuel economy took a hit, as expected, but I have to update the computer for the new tire size before I can tell how much. With the tire pressure at recommended levels it drives and feels great. I've been trying it with the tires at about 55 psi, and predictably the ride is harsh and the steering is too light.

Overall, I'm happy, no regrets, and I would buy them again. I think when you also factor in price, they are an amazing tire.