I have a 1998 Ford F-150 XLT Triton V-8 4.6L truck, when I got the truck the tires were 235/75/16. I upgraded my tires to 265/75/16. And those tires were Rugged Terrain BFG. I was looking at a 2 inch Leveling kit and a rear block and I was wondering if my tires would look too small if I got the leveling kit? If anyone has any pictures of a truck similar to mine with a leveling kit, could you please post them? And I'd like some input as to if my truck would look any different or would it look a lot higher? Thanks

 

2wd or 4wd?

 

Its not going to look higher. your gonna do it and then want to go higher. but maybe not its all up to u of course. But to get an idea of what it will look like jack the front or back or both up enough to take the weight off and raise it a couple inches with the tire still on the ground. and take a step back and take a look.

 

if he lifts the front, it will be higher. same with the rear it will LIFT his truck..........

anyway...

ifs its a 4wd they might look a little small

if its a 2wd those would be perfect might have to trim a little but wont look to big or too small

 

yes it will lift it a couple inches. but he asked if it will look higher and the correct answer is no it wont be that noticeable.

 

it is noticeable

your telling me you cant tell the difference between a level/lifted truck from a stock truck?

 

nope i sure cant.

 

God help me

so you are telling me that in these pictures the ride height is the same?

 

Its not the same the front is up a lil more in the second pic but its not all that noticeable.

 

if you noticed it it IS noticeable

 

It's called subtle differences, and yes you can tell the difference. In another thread just yesterday, I posted before/after pics of my truck and tool pointed out that before it looked "level" and after my front end was "higher than the rear."

 

i know but is it not LIFTED ?

 

Yessir, defending your point. Tool for some reason insists on saying a leveling kit does nothing

 

amen

 

Anyway, back to the question...I think the 265/75/16 should be pretty much equivalent to my 265/70/17's. Here's a pic of mine with a leveling kit and 265/70/17's.