OFFICIAL RiM AND TIRE THREAD

Mts678 · Oct 4, 2018

I’m boring, no lift or aftermarket wheels... I have a ladder rack on my rig and constantly need to get my ladder off so not interested in a lift due to that. No leveling kit currently, don’t plan on one. Can I fit 35’s on stock set up? And not rub? Running nitro 295’s answer no rub, I’m thinking one more size up won’t hurt. Just wondering if anybody here has ran 35’s on stock suspension/ wheels.

Mts678 · Oct 4, 2018

Mts678 said:
I’m boring, no lift or aftermarket wheels... I have a ladder rack on my rig and constantly need to get my ladder off so not interested in a lift due to that. No leveling kit currently, don’t plan on one. Can I fit 35’s on stock set up? And not rub? Running nitro 295’s answer no rub, I’m thinking one more size up won’t hurt. Just wondering if anybody here has ran 35’s on stock suspension/ wheels.

My mainly stockish platinum. I think she needs 35’s!

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sootie · Oct 5, 2018

Mts678 said:
I’m boring, no lift or aftermarket wheels... I have a ladder rack on my rig and constantly need to get my ladder off so not interested in a lift due to that. No leveling kit currently, don’t plan on one. Can I fit 35’s on stock set up? And not rub? Running nitro 295’s answer no rub, I’m thinking one more size up won’t hurt. Just wondering if anybody here has ran 35’s on stock suspension/ wheels.

35s will fit fine with no rubbing at all. you will have contact with the radius arm at full lock though.

Mts678 · Oct 5, 2018

sootie said:
35s will fit fine with no rubbing at all. you will have contact with the radius arm at full lock though.

Preciate it man!

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theplumber · Oct 6, 2018

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BK39 · Oct 9, 2018

How do you reset the tire sensors? I put wheels on my truck 2 years ago, just got around last week to having a shop put the new sensors in, but he's telling me Ford has to program the sensors to the truck. Is that true, or what's the easiest way to achieve?

Jomax · Oct 13, 2018

Will 35x12.5 x20 on a stock height 2017 F-250, rub with 20x10s?

I’ve been out of the big tire game for a while.

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Matt · Oct 13, 2018

I'm gonna say yes. Mine is stock height with 22x10s and 285/55s and slightly rub on the fender plastic when I'm turning and backing out of my driveway. Nothing major so I'm not too worried about it, but I'm sure a true 35x12.5 would be worse.

6.0 Tech · Oct 14, 2018

Jomax said:
Will 35x12.5 x20 on a stock height 2017 F-250, rub with 20x10s?

I’ve been out of the big tire game for a while.

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Lifting the 17 now? You gonna make up your mind on suspension at some point? How bout leave the front lowered with the 420s, and Jack the ass up and run some 37s. That way you'll get great fuel mileage, you'll be going down hill all the time, and you get both suspensions. Best of both worlds...

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Jomax · Oct 14, 2018

6.0 Tech said:
Lifting the 17 now? You gonna make up your mind on suspension at some point? How bout leave the front lowered with the 420s, and Jack the ass up and run some 37s. That way you'll get great fuel mileage, you'll be going down hill all the time, and you get both suspensions. Best of both worlds...

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Not my truck. I just gave him the idea. Lol.. he doesn’t need it lowered like I did. Needs new tires so why not. LOL

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Black AOD · Oct 15, 2018

Matt said:
I'm gonna say yes. Mine is stock height with 22x10s and 285/55s and slightly rub on the fender plastic when I'm turning and backing out of my driveway. Nothing major so I'm not too worried about it, but I'm sure a true 35x12.5 would be worse.

Have you posted pictures of yours in here yet? It looks awesome, you need to if you haven't