Can anyone verify if 305/55/20 BFG AT KO2 will fit on a stock 2010 platinum 4x4 20 without rubbing? I'm about to replace my front struts anyway, but I would prefer to not level if I don't need to. Just trying to figure out the best way to go.

Thanks

 

Some will probably tell you yes, but I just put 275/65/20 on my 2014 with a 2" level on stock wheels, they fit and look great, but rub at full lock in reverse only for whatever reason.

 

Good info to know. That size would be about an inch taller, but an inch more narrow than what I'm looking at. I'm not sure if the height or width makes more difference in rubbing.

 

Yes, I just had them put on Friday. Was debating between that and 305/55/20 in multiple brands... I went narrower and 1" taller.

 

Did you get an alignment? Most people in the wheel/tire sticky were able to resolve this by getting it aligned.

 

I put 305/50/20 Toyo Proxes on for summer, got it aligned, they didn't rub. My level kit got here a week later but to see if they would fit without a level I installed them, no problem. Now I have the 2" level as well.

 

Hi guys.....sorry to hijack this, but I could use a bit of help too. I have a 2014 Eco Screw FX4 and I would like to put the F150lifts.com level kit on and put some new wheels and tires. I DO NOT want to trim anything. I realy like the Cooper STT tires. I was thinking of either 295-60-20 or 305-55R20? I would also like to upgrade my wheels to Fuel Octanes 20 x 9.

Any thoughts? Will this work? Offset?

Thanks!
Turbo Kidd

 

I purchased a 2010 4wd that is said to have a two inch leveling kit on the front. It has a full Ranch Hand replacement on the front and I want at least one more inch of lift. I heard I can't add anything else to the front due to it tearing up my CV's when in 4wd among other things. I am wondering if I can put on the Bilstein adjustable shocks with this 2inch lift and still function properly? Any other suggestions?

 

strongly recommend checking out the sticky: https://www.f150forum.com/f38/tire-w...9-newer-68155/

The pdf fitment guide has almost every possible combination.

 

Thanks....I already did and posted there as well. Great information over there....I just didn't see my exact setup....and I'm confused on spacing?