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I was running 33x14.50x15 all terrains on my stock height 78 F150 flatbed for a while. They fit the front fine but they would hit the flatbed under suspension compression. Probably would have been fine with a stock truck bed.
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These are 38.5x11.00x15's On brand new springs. I did minimal fender trimming to make them fit. So 33's shouldn't be an issue.
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My springs are 100% original ride height from napa. With a shock that is 1 inch too short. Still waiting for them to get me the right shat. They will rub on hard bumps but not in ordinary driving. Even with the tires cranked to full lock.