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I just bought a 2022 f-350 long bed. I’m wanting to put at least 35s on it. Will I have to level / lift it for 35s to fit? Also, anyone have pictures of your long bed with 35s?
Long bed is available on all three cab sizes so that kind of lacks definition.... 35's fit any of them stock with no need for lift or level. Mine is stock on 35's
I agree on the awesome. Any lift or other accommodations needed?
No lift needed. There is some slight rubbing at full lock (past 38* of turning, these trucks max out at 40* each way), but the rubbing is on the sway bar and radius arms, so you're not going to damage anything with a little rubbing here and there. And at 38* you're not going to be driving faster than a few mph.
No lift needed. There is some slight rubbing at full lock (past 38* of turning, these trucks max out at 40* each way), but the rubbing is on the sway bar and radius arms, so you're not going to damage anything with a little rubbing here and there. And at 38* you're not going to be driving faster than a few mph.
No help, but nice thread... and more and more I wish I had went with a long bed instead of a short bed... turns out I wish I had that more than the 360 cameras that I wanted but removed to get my truck built...
I just bought a 2022 f-350 long bed. I’m wanting to put at least 35s on it. Will I have to level / lift it for 35s to fit? Also, anyone have pictures of your long bed with 35s?
Not sure what cab configuration you have but in my opinion a crew cab long bed needs 37's to look proportional to the size of the truck. 295's on stock 20's in this picture 37's in this pic
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