I have been seriously delinquent... I have not shared the arrival of my truck. 4 days short of 4 very long months.

Ordered 12/29/16
Got build week of 4/15/2017 On 4/1/2017
Got VIN 4/3/2017
Got window sticker 4/9/2017
Showed up on Etis 4/11/2017
Arrived at dealership 4/22/2017
Pickup 4/25/2017

2017 F450 CrewCab King Ranch Ultimate
Dually
6.7L Power Stroke diesel
4.30 limited slip rear
5th wheel prep and hitch
Rapid heat supplemental heater
Engine block heater
Powerscope trailer tow mirrors
Blind Spot info system
Ultimate Trailer Tow Camera

Two trips back to dealerships to get Toyo M920's installed (all 7). A weekend to install the Bed Rug and American Roll Cover.

LOVE IT!!!

Thanks to all for the information and feedback during those 4 long months.

 

What a beast of a truck, congrats. Those 450's make my 350 cc lb srw feel inadequate. Lol

 

Nice looking rig!

 

Glad to see you didn't just cut and run once your truck arrived, and such a beauty it is too.

 

Hey
Truck looks great!
Hope you like the toyo's I think the 245's really fill in the fenders just right

 

My goodness what a truck! Congratulations!

 

Thanks, it is quite the beast. It is a massive step up from my other "truck" a '94 Toyota pickup.

I am glad I followed your lead Bronc71...it looks a lot better with the 245s.

I can't cut and run...you guys helped me a lot. I still have a LOT to learn about this truck. You guys have a ton of experience / knowledge.

Thank you

 

I love the way the 245's fill the wheel wells up more.

Regarding the 920's, did you give consideration to 608's? If so, what swayed you? I'm thinking of going with 608's all around in 245's but if you know something I don't I sure don't want to make a mistake!

 

Beautiful truck, looks familiar.....

Best of luck with it.

 

 

Sweet. Are you running 265/70's on factory wheels? No other mods for that combo?

 

No, I'm running those tires on american force wheels (6.75 in wide), identical style to stock though. The tires run nice and smooth on the hwy. I'm very happy with the set up, but looking back at it and seeing those that are running the 245 920s, I would probably have gone that route on the stock wheels and saved myself some $$.

 

I love the look of Brutus with its 285/70 Toyo 609. But went with the 920s for a more all season tire and based on the feedback about them here.

However, i do still have the stock Conti's ... and I am now thinking about getting another set of plain steel wheels for summer set and a winter set. Had I planned that originally I might have opted for the 608s

 

Congrats! Any idea why it took so very long?

 

Man those are big....love it!