Wheels
https://www.f150forum.com/f4/tire-wh...04-08-a-24510/
Also, think twice before putting 35's on your truck. Depending on your engine, gear ratio, and pocket depth..
I was about to pull the trigger on 35's but purchased 33's because I didn't want my 4.6L to become a slower slug then it already is.. people said "Your fine with 3.73 gears!" but I would highly recommend re gearing if you have those.. which again, comes to pocket depth. Just by going up an inch in tire size reduced my MPG quite a bit and a couple more inches and quite a few pounds more going to 35's and I don't even want to know what those numbers would be.. probably single digits.. people will try and tell you "I'm getting 20 MPG with 35's" blah blah blah.. Its all lies. I personally think 33's looks the best on our trucks with a level kit and can still preform well.
Also, think twice before putting 35's on your truck. Depending on your engine, gear ratio, and pocket depth..
I was about to pull the trigger on 35's but purchased 33's because I didn't want my 4.6L to become a slower slug then it already is.. people said "Your fine with 3.73 gears!" but I would highly recommend re gearing if you have those.. which again, comes to pocket depth. Just by going up an inch in tire size reduced my MPG quite a bit and a couple more inches and quite a few pounds more going to 35's and I don't even want to know what those numbers would be.. probably single digits.. people will try and tell you "I'm getting 20 MPG with 35's" blah blah blah.. Its all lies. I personally think 33's looks the best on our trucks with a level kit and can still preform well.
I have 35" tires and 17' wheels off of a 2012 Raptor (cheap, $1,500 with almost new tires). Truck is slower, but not bad. I only get 11 mpg now, I was getting 14 mpg with the stock 20" wheels and tires. On the plus side, my truck looks awesome and the ride is smoother!
pics man! Don't mean to hijack...just gotta see it.


