Hey Guys, I have a 2013 f150 XL 4x4 w/5.0 with stock 235 75 17's... Yes that small. Gonna put a 2' leveling kit on it, followed by Toyo 285 75 17's. Too much, what do you think ??

 

11.2"

33.8"



9.3"

30.9"





106.2"


17"

8.4"

596 Revs/Mile



97"


17"

6.9"

653 Revs/Mile



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235/75R17
Open Country A/T IIFind Best Price
Average Price Online$145.99





235/75R17
Open Country H/TFind Best Price
Average Price Online$148.99




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33" Tire Diameter

285/75R17 = 33.8x11.2R17

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