will 275-65-20's BF Goodrich TO's fit on a 2015 platinum fx4 s'crew with a 2" leveling kit installed. planning to buy tires from tire rack and have them installed. do not want to be stuck with them not fitting. do not mind rubbing plastic but do not want to rub metal.

 

those will fit one bone stock no level no rubbing. You will only run into rubbing if you run spacers or diff wheels, and I must say spacers make a huge difference in looks!

 

I had 285/65r20 on stock sport wheels with level and no rub. Just went to a +20mm offset fuel wheel and still no rubbing. You should be fine.

 

I'm a runnin Nito's in 275/65 twentys with a 2" front level. No rub, no scrub.....

 

How does a truck look that clean with snow on the ground? Impressed.

 

Yup. I have the Bilstiens at full height (2.1" I think) and just went with 285/65-20 on stock sport wheels. No rubbing so far for me and I think they look awesome compared to the stock tires. Fit the truck so much better.

I am surprised how well these trucks eat up tires though. I had a hard time fitting anything bigger than 33's (with 0 offeset wheels) on my '11 F-150 leveled and this truck has 34.5"s no problem.

 

I do a weekly rinseless wash in the garage, just rolled it out for the pics. It was filthy a few hours later, damn winter

 

I just bought an 18 f-150 xlt 4x4 ext cab sport with max trailer/tow and the 20" rims. Do you guys think I would have any problems running 285/65-20 bfg at's on stock rims? I kind of was going to wait to put either a 4" bds or 5" rough country lift on in the spring. Also another quick question for you guys, seems like my truck sits a little low is this because of the max trailer/tow? Thanks.

 

that is exactly the look i am going for! i know ford cuts costs where they can but please. those little tires look crappy. In all honesty....Dodge seems to have their tire to truck look going a little better.

 

Agreed 275/60/20 Looks so much better than our stock 55s. I just put on 60 winters and am pleased at the looks.
Ford needs to up the stock oem size.