2024 Lariat - first Lightning

[twentyfourLarry]

Wanted to share with the community my new truck - it’s a 2024 Lariat in AMB. I’ve leveled it, swapped the IMO ugly stock wheels and tires with a set of wheels from a Gen 13 Platinum and BF Goodrich Trail Terrains in the stock size.

 

[mrau]

swapped the ugly stock wheels

Your truck does look nice.

Just not so sure my stock wheels are "ugly".

 

[davehu]

Wanted to share with the community my new truck - it’s a 2024 Lariat in AMB. I’ve leveled it, swapped the ugly stock wheels and tires with a set of wheels from a Gen 13 Platinum and BF Goodrich Trail Terrains in the stock size.

like the wheels

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Wanted to share with the community my new truck - it’s a 2024 Lariat in AMB. I’ve leveled it, swapped the ugly stock wheels and tires with a set of wheels from a Gen 13 Platinum and BF Goodrich Trail Terrains in the stock size.

Woohoo! Congratulations Dan, enjoy the new ride.

 

[EdRudy]

Very Nice! I originally thought the stock Lariat wheels were ugly, but they grew on me. I like them now.

 

[Adventureboy]

Check the weight rating on the tires. They may only be 115 instead of stock 116. It's only a 308lbs difference so for most of us, this is OK, but just know you shouldn't load to Max capacity if they are 115.

 

[MaintGrl]

I like the stock wheels, but also love my two tone AMB (Black looking at it one way, & Blue looking at it an other way)

 

[twentyfourLarry]

Check the weight rating on the tires. They may only be 115 instead of stock 116. It's only a 308lbs difference so for most of us, this is OK, but just know you shouldn't load to Max capacity if they are 115.

These are indeed 115T, but there’s no concern with the reduced load rating since they still support the rear axle GAWR (4950 lbs).

One could install 113T tires (load rating each = 2535 lbs) and still support the rear GAWR.

 

[Adventureboy]

These are indeed 115T, but there’s no concern with the reduced load rating since they still support the rear axle GAWR (4950 lbs).

One could install 113T tires (load rating each = 2535 lbs) and still support the rear GAWR.

Correct from a pure weight rating. 113 would likely get chewed up by the weight/torque combination. We have it, we like it, we use it

 

[twentyfourLarry]

Correct from a pure weight rating. 113 would likely get chewed up by the weight/torque combination. We have it, we like it, we use it

Agreed, I wouldn’t volunteer to try 113’s either.

 

[Danface]

I'm just trying to figure out where in CT you live ... LOL

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Correct from a pure weight rating. 113 would likely get chewed up by the weight/torque combination. We have it, we like it, we use it

That's great to hear, Jonathan! We'd love to see a pic.

 

[Adventureboy]

That's great to hear, Jonathan! We'd love to see a pic.

@Ford Motor Company, Not sure what you are asking.

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