Will 275/65/R20 (34's) tires need to re-gear?
#1
Will 275/65/R20 (34's) tires need to re-gear?
Hello guys, I own a 2017 F150 Supercrew Lariat 3.5 Ecoboost 4x4 with a 10 speed trany. It is stock with the exception of a 2.5" leveling kit and I want to change from a 275/55/R20 (32") tires to a 275/66/R20 (34") tires. Do anybody knows if I'll need to regear to a higher ratio like a 4.10 or 4.56? I do light off road and rearly tow something. Have someone had changed their tires for something similar that can share the experience?
#2
I have basically your set up in a King Ranch. +2" RC, 275/65R20 BFG's.
On the stop watch did you lose some, Yep. They are a heavier tire.
Does it feel like it to me, Nope.
I do light hauling or towing and some easy trips to the cabin, NO problems at all.
On the stop watch did you lose some, Yep. They are a heavier tire.
Does it feel like it to me, Nope.
I do light hauling or towing and some easy trips to the cabin, NO problems at all.
Last edited by smokeXC; 11-19-2018 at 08:43 PM.
#3
Senior Member
I went with the same sized tire on a 5.0 and noticed no real power loss. With the torque of the 3.5 ecoboost you more than likely won't notice just as smokeXC suggested. Pull the trigger. Lol.
#4
Senior Member
You didn't mention your rear ratio.
If you have a 3.55 rear, the change would be comparable to going to a 3:30 in approximate percentages.
Hardly noticeable with these powerful motors and multiple gear transmissions.
You will notice the tire weight in braking. You'll be giving more throttle from a stop but it's not that noticeable.
Pecked out on my iPhone.
If you have a 3.55 rear, the change would be comparable to going to a 3:30 in approximate percentages.
Hardly noticeable with these powerful motors and multiple gear transmissions.
You will notice the tire weight in braking. You'll be giving more throttle from a stop but it's not that noticeable.
Pecked out on my iPhone.
#5
Senior Member
Hello guys, I own a 2017 F150 Supercrew Lariat 3.5 Ecoboost 4x4 with a 10 speed trany. It is stock with the exception of a 2.5" leveling kit and I want to change from a 275/55/R20 (32") tires to a 275/66/R20 (34") tires. Do anybody knows if I'll need to regear to a higher ratio like a 4.10 or 4.56? I do light off road and rearly tow something. Have someone had changed their tires for something similar that can share the experience?
#6
Senior Member
Enquiring minds would like to know what gears the OP has.
Trending Topics
#8
Make sure you're reprogramming the computer with Forscan to adjust the shift points.