Factory Wheels with Aftermarket Tire Thread

[Daily22ssv]

295 60 R20 Nitto Tera Grappler G2 tire.
On level kit.

 

[MIWheeling]

275/65R20 BFG KO2'S Third vehicle I've put these tires on. Love em.

 

[JG601A]

295/60R20 Ridge Grapplers. Pro Comp 2.5” level. No issues, no noticeable change in ride, and to me no increase in sound.

 

[UGADawg96]

Totally geeking out on this thread.

Question... when going to larger size tires, what do you do about the spare ?

1. Get a 5th tire of the same exact type/size/model/etc like the new four so all five match ?
2. Or get a cheaper tire in the new larger size like the new four so if needed, it's the same size ?
3. Or leave factory sized spare there and don't worry about it ?

 

[GaDirtyBird]

Just checking before buying tires. 285/65/20 should fit stock wheels on a PB without a level? I’m going to eventually go with Icon coilover setup, just waiting for them to have a kit for the 21 F150

 

[mattchops]

Toyo AT3 275/70/R18
2" RC Level Kit

No trimming, no rubbing.

This is the exact setup I’m looking to have. Thanks for posting these photos!

 

[Sundancer330]

I love the look of the 20" wheels on the sport with BSW, the 21 version being so dark is much nicer than the bright version that were on my 18 Leadfoot. I just don't like the look of the 18" wheels with the larger sidewall tire.

 

[GolfR]

For those who have increased the tire size, has anyone had success with re-calibrating the speedometer in their truck. Either via a dealer making the change or FORSCAN? Thanks.

 

[GolfR]

295/60R20 Ridge Grapplers. Pro Comp 2.5” level. No issues, no noticeable change in ride, and to me no increase in sound.

Wow, that looks really good. Now I'm on the fence between 285/65 and 295/60s! I'm assuming that they both would fit without a lift/level. I want a little more diameter but really want to get more width to protect the rims better. I've noticed that the KR chrome wheels are basically flush with the 275 stock tires and I'm hyper paranoid about scuffing them after dealing with very low profile tires on my car for years.

 

[150ish]

I didn't that aggressive because my on road to off road ratio leans more towards on road.

 

[JordanB]

Hi All, I’m looking to go up to Toyo AT3’s in 285/60/20 while keeping the factory sport 20’’ wheel. A tire shop said they will surely rub, while Ford said they “probably” won’t. Looking for opinions on level of rub, if any, at stock ride or with a level. Thanks!

 

[rathbunr5]

people have ran 295/60/20 on stock wheels / stock suspension without a rub so 285/60 will surely work.

 

[UGADawg96]

Hi All, I’m looking to go up to Toyo AT3’s in 285/60/20 while keeping the factory sport 20’’ wheel. A tire shop said they will surely rub, while Ford said they “probably” won’t. Looking for opinions on level of rub, if any, at stock ride or with a level. Thanks!

go back to page six to see these posts, 285/65 is same width, but an inch taller than 285/60:

https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/thr...ftermarket-tire-thread.1246/page-6#post-37394

"285/65r20 BFGoodrich KO2s. No lift/level and no rub whatsoever."


https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/thr...ftermarket-tire-thread.1246/page-6#post-37412

" 285 65 20 falken wildpeak at3. LT. No level yet. No trimming. No cutting. No rub. Tires ride great."

 

[UGADawg96]

I didn't that aggressive because my on road to off road ratio leans more towards on road.

How do you like the extended running boards? I had them on my Silverado and liked them for reaching into the bed, but not many people have them in pics I've seen on this site. I have them in my build, but haven't purchased yet.

 

[Hartz]

Hi All, I’m looking to go up to Toyo AT3’s in 285/60/20 while keeping the factory sport 20’’ wheel. A tire shop said they will surely rub, while Ford said they “probably” won’t. Looking for opinions on level of rub, if any, at stock ride or with a level. Thanks!

I have 285/60/20’s KO2’s on factory sport wheels without a level. Fits 99% perfect. Just a tiny bit of rubbing at full turn on the rubber fairing in front. I shaved off a milliliter using a dremel.

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