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Old 05-09-2017, 11:31 AM
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I have a 2009 ford f 150 with a 2.5 inch level and 20 inch rims. I am looking to put new tires on my truck and want to know if I can fit 35's without a problem of rubbing or anything else. I have 34's BFG AT Ko's on there right now but I wasn't sure if another inch would cause problems.
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Depends on the offset of your wheels. My buddy has 35" Nitto Trail Grapplers and a 0 offset wheel on his '14 FX4. Needed some trimming, but they fit just fine.
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Originally Posted by speeddemon0712
Depends on the offset of your wheels. My buddy has 35" Nitto Trail Grapplers and a 0 offset wheel on his '14 FX4. Needed some trimming, but they fit just fine.
What do you mean by the offset of the wheels and what did you trim? also I drive a platinum not sure if the wheel well is bigger due to the bigger rims
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Originally Posted by Patrickf150
What do you mean by the offset of the wheels and what did you trim? also I drive a platinum not sure if the wheel well is bigger due to the bigger rims
The offset of a wheel is the distance from the hub mounting surface to the center line of the wheel. The wheel offset is measured in millimeters and results in a positive, negative, or zero offset. For example, your factory wheels are a +44 offset, they sit inside the wheel well. If you were to get a negative offset wheel, say a -12, the wheels would stick outside the fender.

As far as trimming, the previous owner had to trim the bottom of the wheel well liner and a part of the lower fender flare. Your platinum has the same size wheel well as any F150 in your generation.
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What do you mean by the offset of the wheels and what did you trim? also I drive a platinum not sure if the wheel well is bigger due to the bigger rims
I'd go with some LT285x65x20 BFG's on the stock wheels. (34.5x12) the stock 20's have a deep backspacing so the tires will tuck inside the wheelwells and the sides of your truck will thank you!
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Originally Posted by PawPaw
I'd go with some LT285x65x20 BFG's on the stock wheels. (34.5x12) the stock 20's have a deep backspacing so the tires will tuck inside the wheelwells and the sides of your truck will thank you!
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