315/70/17
315/70/17
below is a pick of my truck cuz i know some trucks sit different than others stock but i was wondering if its possible for me to fit 315/70/15s just without scrubbing just with turning the torsion bars to level out the truck
i know this question probly gets asked alot....sorry
I know 285s are the common thing but they just look small to me the way these trucks sit.
also i had another question wondering if anyone level'd there truck by removing the rear factory blocks and leaving the front alone....this might would allow me to use 285s without them looking small on the truck
also whats would you recommend other that BFG AT, my buddy has some toyo open country MTs that look good but i dont know much about them
pic of my truck
i know this question probly gets asked alot....sorry
I know 285s are the common thing but they just look small to me the way these trucks sit.
also i had another question wondering if anyone level'd there truck by removing the rear factory blocks and leaving the front alone....this might would allow me to use 285s without them looking small on the truck
also whats would you recommend other that BFG AT, my buddy has some toyo open country MTs that look good but i dont know much about them
pic of my truck
Last edited by Lunchbocks; Apr 24, 2009 at 04:23 AM.
nice truck! no, you're not going to fit 315-70-17's. you would have to crank up the torsion bars all the way, and then do some trimming on top of that. even then, you will still rub on hard turns on a sloped road. areas that will rub that you will be able to do nothing about are the torsion bars, the lower control arms, and the frame. i would recommend a body lift if you are wanting to go this big. otherwise, stick to a 305-70-17 at the biggest.
X2! My truck used to have the az. beige at the bottom, but i took it off when i got it repainted...after seeing yours, part of me wishes i would've left it that way and just added the fender flares. beautiful truck - i love me a supercrew fx4
Nice truck. You can fit a 315/70-17 (35x12.50) by using the OEM wheels. They will rub the frame slightly at full steering lock. Personally, I'd go with a smaller size unless you plan on lifting the truck in the near future.
Beautiful truck.
That color scheme, along with the black and tan, is very nice with that two tone. I'd have to agree that some 305's on there will look really nice and the wheel well's won't look stuffed.
That color scheme, along with the black and tan, is very nice with that two tone. I'd have to agree that some 305's on there will look really nice and the wheel well's won't look stuffed.
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got a picture of it?
i have a 2003 f150 fx4 super cab with a 2 inch leveling kit and right now i am running 265/70/17 if was to get 315's on stock wheels would i have to get a lower gear ratio? with haveing the 3.55's would that ruin my transmission?
Last edited by takethis2urgrv; May 2, 2009 at 07:51 AM.
i have a 2003 f150 fx4 super cab with a 2 inch leveling kit and right now i am running 265/70/17 if was to get 315's on stock wheels would i have to get a lower gear ratio? with haveing the 3.55's would that ruin my transmission?



