Chief Sexy

I just ordered a 2013 ford f150 and I took my 35's off my jeep. I got to thinkin how can I get those tires on that truck. I just wanted to level the truck and I was wondering if I needed a 2" or a 2 1/2 inch. My tires are 325/65/18 which make them 34.6 and around 13 inches wide. What offset wheel would I be able to run. I want the tires to stick out maybe a inch but not to much more than that. Thanks for the help!

Grandpa's Grocery Getter

I have 275/65/20= 34.1" and I have 3" leveling kit and a rear 2.5" Block, I have 8.5" stock rim and I have a lots of room, so you should be ok with a 2.5" 325 and 9" rim. lots of guys seem to be doing 35" on 2.5" leveling lift

Im going to either 325/20" or 35"x12.5/18" as I need a wider tire for mine to fill the wheel well it looks puney the way it is on mine.....

here is a few pics....how mine looks with the 34.1" and 3" Leveling kit

gouldje

that would be a tight fit, the width is the problem, i have 305's on a 6" offset and it's real close, i had to trim the splash guards thats close it is

Chief Sexy

Ok that's a lot of help, is that a 6" back spacing im guessing gouljie? So 2.5 and it might fit with some trimming is what I m getting here right?

Grandpa's Grocery Getter

there is all kinds of Threads on here guys running 35" tires, you just have to find the right offset for your rim...but there running 2" to 2.5" Leveling kit...

Eboostfx4

It will fit very well ! I run 35-12.50-18 toyo m/t on my stock fx4 wheels with zero rub !! Love it

sullyman

You're going to rub unless you run a rim with alot of offset. The width will be your issue. The level, whether 2 or 2.5 inch, will fit up to 35s.

I would recommend the 2" level, less stress on your suspension.

PawPaw

A 18x8.5 wheel with 5.25 to 5.5 inches of BS may work. This will stick out about 1" to 1 1/4"....may be tight with the close to 13" wide tires.

CPT150

Ive got 3" and I have 37" tires. Take a look at 2" to 2.5" like GGG said IMO

gouldje

try this
http://www.1010tires.com/wheeloffsetcalculator.asp

this will help somewhat, it will give a rough idea