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just the rears, sorry

there were some st patricks day sales, American Trucks had them on sale for $159

So I called fox to ask if the previous gen are OK to use since there’s some pretty nice sales on them. The rep says yes, they will bolt up and they haven’t heard any issues with running previous gens, but that the gen 14 systems are currently in production and should be available “soon.” he...

not KO2, they're the new BFG Trail Terrains. stock size, no lift or level -- no changes to speedometer

I've run KO2s on previous F150s, which harshened up the ride a bit. For my 20" tires, I wanted to stay away from LT rated versions, so I went with BFG's new passenger-rated Trail Terrain A/Ts. Haven't taken them off-road at all, but they handle competently in the rain so far here in the PNW and...

are you talking about changing out your 18" wheels for 17" wheels, or putting 17" tires on an 18" wheel? Certain packages (heavy duty payload package, IIRC) can't run 17" wheels

here ya go, sorry I took so long. I’m a nightshifter and not usually awake at times suitable for a good picture, but the weather sucked here today so these aren’t that great either lol

My truck came with the hankooks, promptly switched them out for BFGs new Trail Terrain A/Ts. Wanted a 3pmsf rated tire that’s mainly on road but was durable enough for little day trips and camping, so these fit the bill perfectly. works well so far here in the PNW rain

you can find the four digit combo lock console vault with the Ford logo on eBay from certain dealerships for cheaper than Ford officially lists it

Thanks for the update. I loved the 2.0s in my old F150, don’t have any real reason not to wait for these.

are the stock pierelli‘s 3pmsf rated? The 20” hankooks that came with my truck weren’t, but my trail terrains are.

They’re exactly like less aggressive KO2s. Lets be honest, I’m not going to take my $70k truck on some extreme off-road adventure more than drive to the grocery store or work…. I wanted something that had the. 3pmsf rating for winter and was less likely to be damaged if I took it on a trail over...

I wanted something a little more capable in snow so I decided to try out the new BFG trail terrains. Apparently, judging by the amount of gray lead weights, they’re pretty difficult to balance. wish they used black sticky weights that didn’t stick out as much ?