What tires and wheels fit and what ones hit
 

Guys, I have ordered my new 2011 F350 and hope to be picking it up soon. The truck is slated for a 2 1/2" leveling kit. I am currently shopping for tires and wheels.

I am looking to provide a thread where others can look to for future fitment of tires and wheels on their new 2011 and newer trucks. Would those of you lucky ones be able to provide a picture or two and a quick description of the tire size, wheel size, lift or level height, etc?

I hope to add my pictures soon.

Todster

Cooper STTs, 35x12.50x20, load range E, on stock rims.
2 1/2" level kit in front, 1" add a leaf in rear.

2 inch front level with Toyo 315/60/20's on stock 20 inch rims. These are slightly narrower than 325's or the 12.50's. In my case there is plenty of up/down clearance but they contact the control arms ever so slightly. I would think that anything wider than 315's would rub noticeably when turning at full lock.

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t...8/IMGP3399.jpg

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t...8/IMGP3403.jpg

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t...8/IMAG0088.jpg

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Tires: 285-75-18 Toyo MT's
Wheels: 18x9 Dale Jr. Cannons 4.75" Back Space
Stock Suspension
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/p...ictureid=68615
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/p...ictureid=68614

Putting these wheels on Saturday: XD Crank 801's 20X9, 0 offset, 5 backside
http://asp.americanracing.com/dealer...ga/mXD8012.jpg
I'll post up some pictures after they are on. Sticking with these tires for now due to the cost of replacing them.

285/65/20 BFG A/T KO on stock wheels with 2" front leveling kit.
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Has anyone put A/T tires and a leveling kit on stock 18" wheels? Pics? Just wondering if it looks bad...I am currently regretting not seeking a truck with 20" wheels.

Hoping that it doesn't look bad to save myself the money from "having" to buy 20" wheels, ha.

Very nice trucks. All of them. Thanks for helping out all of us looking to take the next step in customizing our new toys.

Keep them coming.

Here is mine with the new wheels on it:
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Lookin good 11350.

Any pics of larger/wider tires on the stock 18" rims?

Thanks. My only problem is that I want to do so much to the truck!!

Ok, found some:

It's shiny andamp; new and ready for a BBD! | The Crush | Bowhunting.Com

2011 Ford F-350 LARIAT For Sale | STRATHMORE AB

Nt sure if I like it or not. Might have to use these 18's as my winter wheels...

It doesn't look good with a full lift, and I think it looks worse with no lift/level and the bigger tires, but I dont know.....might actually look OK with bigger tires and a level. No question the 20's look better, but is it worth the money after the fact? I am having the 20" or 18" dilemma as well.

I think it might just be that those wheels don't look good on a white truck. Definitely need more offset to make those agressive fender flares work.

I did some Photoshop mock-ups on a black truck and it looks decent. Here is the original photo with a 6" lift and aftermarket wheels:

http://img860.imageshack.us/img860/9...06500bef80.jpg

And here is the same truck with the stock wheels (spacers would be required to get the offset efffect OR don't use fender flares and then no need for spacers):

http://img860.imageshack.us/img860/3...6500bef80m.jpg

And then the above pic lowered to roughly stock height:

http://img860.imageshack.us/img860/5...6500bef80z.jpg

Opinions?

JC

They really aren't too bad on a black truck....they look a little small with a 6" lift though. My truck is silver which may be a bit to close to the white. So hard to tell with the continentals on there (my truck that is).