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Old 03-28-2013, 10:35 AM
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I have a 2006 Ford f150 Lariat and I just bought 18" Monster Xd rims and I am wondering if I got 295/70/18 Nitto Trail Grappler tires would cause rubbing? I also have a 2" front leveling kit on it. Just curious before I buy the tires.

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2wd or 4wd...
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What width wheels and what offset?


Scratch that, your only 2wd and that is a 35" tall tire it's not gonna happen.
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Agreed, the size is to large for your truck. its a 34.5" tire 11.7" wide. Your truck can fit a max of 33" tall tire with a level on it.
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Originally Posted by Golferguy667
Agreed, the size is to large for your truck. its a 34.5" tire 11.7" wide. Your truck can fit a max of 33" tall tire with a level on it.
Is 285/70/18 33"?
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Originally Posted by Smokejr2

Is 285/70/18 33"?
Yes it's 33.7" tall. You might be able to fit that. Idk if that size even exists though. Next best bet is 275/70/18
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Originally Posted by BassAckwards
Yes it's 33.7" tall. You might be able to fit that. Idk if that size even exists though. Next best bet is 275/70/18
I just want the biggest size tires possible on my 18" rims. So what's the biggest I can go?

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Originally Posted by Smokejr2

I just want the biggest size tires possible. So what's the biggest I can go?
That's tough, some people say you can fit 33x12.50R18 but that is the max and that's only with stock wheels.

You should definitely be able to fit 275/70R18 on stock wheels with a 2" leveling kit though if you have the right offset and width on the wheels.
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Originally Posted by BassAckwards
That's tough, some people say you can fit 33x12.50R18 but that is the max and that's only with stock wheels.

You should definitely be able to fit 275/70R18 on stock wheels with a 2" leveling kit though if you have the right offset and width on the wheels.
Ok that sounds good. Do you think they will look good with a 3" body lift kit in the future?


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