BF Googdrich All Terrain T/A KO's for 2013 F150 Question
#1
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BF Googdrich All Terrain T/A KO's for 2013 F150 Question
I've been trying to replace the Pirelli tires that came stock on my 2013 King Ranch with BF Goodrich All Terrain's, and I am being told that the BF Goodrich All Terrain 275 / 55 R20's are discontinued. My dealership seems to have tried pretty hard to locate some, and they have been unsuccessful. I couldn't find any in stick online either.
Would the 305 / 55 R20's fit, or should I just give up altogether?
Thanks in advance.
Would the 305 / 55 R20's fit, or should I just give up altogether?
Thanks in advance.
#2
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305/55's may fit, but you might have rubbing issues without a level. 285/55/20 are better for your truck without a level.
#3
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The 305/55 will rub even with a leveling kit at full lock. Personally id go with a 275/60, that what im running and love the little extra side way. They are the same width as stock but are 1" taller. Im 2WD with 2.5" leveling kit and 1.25 block in the rear.
Wayne
Wayne
#4
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I've been trying to replace the Pirelli tires that came stock on my 2013 King Ranch with BF Goodrich All Terrain's, and I am being told that the BF Goodrich All Terrain 275 / 55 R20's are discontinued. My dealership seems to have tried pretty hard to locate some, and they have been unsuccessful. I couldn't find any in stick online either.
Would the 305 / 55 R20's fit, or should I just give up altogether?
Thanks in advance.
Would the 305 / 55 R20's fit, or should I just give up altogether?
Thanks in advance.
#5
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It looks like I may have found the 275 / 65 R20's on Tirerack. Is there any adjustment I can have Ford make with the computer so the speed mph thing corrects?
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#9
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I've heard/seen this several times when I was looking for the TA/KOs in 33" size. Decided I'd stay at stock size instead with no leveling kit and I couldn't find the275/55r20 either. My old truck has these tires and aside from the wet traction which suffers a bit I'd love to get some on the Ford. I'm actually thinking about the Cooper Zeon LTZ. They're about half the price of the BFGs, available in factory size, and I've read nothing but good things about them. I'm just not too sure about Cooper in general. If you do find some of the BFGs, I'd like to know where and at what price. Hopefully they'll become available again before I absolutely need new tires. Like a lot of other people, I'm not a big fan of these Pirelli Scorpions.