Sitruc44

That is a decent amount of offset. It will depend on the actual tire and the size you are getting on that rim

slimcubby

iTrader: (1)

I'm at the same predicament. I'm ordering 0 offset 20x9 rims and leveling with Bilstein 5100's. I was going to run a 295/60/18 but think I'm going to run a 275/65/20 instead. I too am looking for feedback for on the offset and tire sizes if they will fit or not.

john.aho

I am also about to order new tires today. I have a 2012 2wd with a 2.5 inch leveling kit and nitro rear shocks. Does anyone know if I will rub if I run terra grapplers 295x70x18? Its a 34.41x11.77.

Please help I am trying to pull the trigger today

Kovey10

275/65/20

Sitruc44

That should be fine. ... I'm running the same set up with a +18 offset and have no rubbing at all. The offset can make a big difference but I think you'll have the room as long as you leveled your truck at least

jaxrodeo

Hi all, thanks for all the info in this thread. It really helped me figure out what I wanted to do. Ended up with a 2" level and then put on Nitto Terra Grapplers 295/70/18 on stock rims. No rubbing at all.
Before
New Tires next to old
After Level and new tires

browntrout

How was the gas mileage affected?

210-f150

Here's mine , 2" leveling kit , 33x12.50r18 toyo MT's on factory wheels !

12Supercrew

It's amazing how much better the factory wheels look when you get more aggressive tires. Nice job!

ososlow

2" AS level, AAL and LT285/75R18 Toyo Open Country AT2's



Truck rides beautifully. I like it better than stock, it feels more like a truck.

I had to trim my front WeatherTech mudflaps slightly, otherwise no rubbing at all.