35x12.5x15 Wheels
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Tires will work on those wheels, but they won't fit under a stock F150.
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Go there and look for 'tire fitment' in the list across the bottom.
8" lift required, so they say.
Dick Cepek Tires&Wheels
Go there and look for 'tire fitment' in the list across the bottom.
8" lift required, so they say.
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That might actually be a good idea because I already am pullin all the body parts off to do body work.
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I have 4" of lift on my 1986 F150, and I was at the junkyard and found a decent set of 35s with chrome rims for 20 dollars a piece and I bought them, and they fit perfectly underneath my truck, but it has a 4" lift. As for the body lift, I personally arent a big fan of them at all, I would either buy the tires and do the lift the right way, or I wouldnt mess with it at all. Thats just my opinion.
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OHHH!! I, like UTfball68 just assumed it was a 4x4, there is not a chance they will fit with no lift, and you will probably be lucky to fit them with a 3" body lift on a 2wd. If they fit it would be a tight fit.
Blake
PS. I saw you were from IN too, what area are you in?
Blake
PS. I saw you were from IN too, what area are you in?
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I had an 81 bronco with 35" mud kings and no lift. Those tires chewed on the fenders every time I hit a bump. 
Being 2wd, I'd stick with 31's. You might get away with 32's and minimal rubbing if you use a stock type wheel.
Being 2wd, I'd stick with 31's. You might get away with 32's and minimal rubbing if you use a stock type wheel.
