Keaton Pham

Hi,
I have a 2010 F-150 XLT SCREW 5.4 and trying to buy some 35's to put on the truck. I currently have a 2.5in leveling kit and 275/65 r18's, and I am looking to buy some 35/12.5 r18's. I'm just wondering if the 35's could fit. I don't mind doing some trimming or having some minor rubbing but I'm concerned the width may be an issue. Thanks

Spiky

Check the top of the forum for a thread about this topic?

cmbowles25

I am running 35/12.50/17 mud tires on a 17x9 wheel with a -6 offset. The only time it rubs is with the wheels turned and hitting a large bump. It rubs on the rear of the fender. If I ran a little higher offset wheel I don't think I would rub at all.

cutigers08

iTrader: (1)

2" level, 35x12.50, 1.25" spacer and minimal trimming. would probably fit better without the spacer but I like the look.

joco06

I had a 2004 F150 with a 2inch level with Stock 18's and I ran 35x12.50 R18 on that truck with no problem.

My current current truck is a 2011 with a 2inch level with stock 20's. I had the tire shop put 35's on it and they would not clear. I guess the 20's had a different offset than the 18's.

2014GaPlatinum4x4

Works well for me! Tiny rub in reverse full lock. 2" level with 35 12.50 20's on store rims

MonroeFX4

Perfect fit for me. No rub at all. 2” level on 35x12.5r20.

joco06

Those are great looking trucks. I am not sure why the 35's wouldn't clear on my 2011 truck with stock 20's. It would catch on something about 3/4 turn. I do have a different rim than the ones pictured though. I forget the size tires I went with but they are the exact same height but slightly more narrow than the 12.50's. I was very surprised when the tire shop said the 35x12.50 were not clearing. My rims are like the ones pictured below:

Capt. Dan

Are you yous with 35s running stock gearing? I moved from a 65R to a 70R (33") and can definitely feel the difference and I am running 3.73 gears.

eyecandynsx

As long as you stick to stock wheel width / offsets they fit with very little to no rubbing. You get some wider / lower offset wheels and then you start rubbing.