I was wondering if anyone mightknow the largest tire size I could use on a 2007 F150 FX4, with the stock 18" wheels and the 2.5 leveling kit. I've heard a few different suggestions so I thought i would ask further.


Thanks

 

You can fit 35s on the stock 18s with the 2.5"

With gas prices the way they are, I wouldn't want 35s or sacrafice acceleration...

I have 34s for a extra set during hunting season, but use 32s the rest of the year.

 

With the stock 18" rims and 2"-2.5" level, I've seen as large as 35's. I've also seen people run 33's on stock 18" rims with no level and no rubbing/cutting.

I'd love 35's, but will most likely opt for the 33's when the stock BFG's wear out.

 

i've got the 35's they been workin or for me

 

i put 285s on wifes. looks good and no rub

 

not sure if this is right area, but any body elses bf goodrichs rugged trail t/as cracking at out side of treads badly? also around nubs of tread. only hvae 11000 miles seems like a defect to me.

 

I had those rugged trails. I hated everything about them.

 

HERE ARE THE TIRES LISTED THAT FORD SAYS COME STOCK ON F150'S. Might help you.

Ed


LT245/70R17
LT275/65R18
P235/70R17
P235/75R17
P255/65R17
P255/70R17
P265/60R18
P275/45R22
P275/55R20
P275/65R18

 

Can anyone provide me with a wiring diagram for the drivers seat of a 2007 F150 FX4 Crew Cab? I need to connect a DVD headrest to constant power, accessory power, parking brake and ground. Can anyone help?

 

seriously?

you joined this site, and randomly clicked a link, posted something that isn't even remotely involved with the topic





just run your own wires. the power seat will have a constant power supply and ground, but none of the other stuff.

and since you are needing all those wires ran anyways, it would be easier and cleaner to just bundle it all together from the dash than to splice into existant wires under the seat

 

Did you ever get a set of new tires? If so, what brand and size are they?

I dislike these BFG's, at least compared to the BFG A/T TKOs I had on my '02, but they are better than some tires I've owned. No cracking or issues at 19K miles with roughly 2/3s life left and they are rotated every 3K miles.