08screwkr

I'm sure this has been answered but for some reason I cannot find a definite answer.

I have a 2008 Stock F-150 4X4 that needs tires. I have 20" factory rims. What is the largest size I can fit without any rubbing issues.

I'm leaning toward the Goodyear Duratracs and have priced the 275 60 R20's. Will those fit and can I go larger?


Thanks for the help..

05superfx4

I have a 2005 F150 S Crew that only has the leveling kit installed. I just out on 285/70/17 which is a 32.7" by 11.2" tire and it fits AWESOME! I haven't heard any rubbing.

08screwkr

Thanks for the info but I need to know what fits without a leveling kit. I don't have one and do not plan to install one.

Fbcoach

A 33x12.50 should fit your stock rim without a level and no rubbing. Every truck is different, though.

PawPaw

I think you'll be OK with those tires at stock height. Only 33x11 and even with the aggressive Duratracs they should fit with little or no trimming. I ran my Toyo AT2's in that size at stock height on my '13 with no rubbing. Going larger may cause problems and even may require a leveling kit to clear.