i have a 03 ford f150. i am looking at getting wheel spacers for the rear wheels only to even out the back tires with the front. would doing this cause any damage, also what is the best brand for wheel spacers?

 

why does the front stick out more?

 

I have no idea I have a 4 in suspension lift with 35s

 

I have noticed that some lifted trucks have the front wheels spaced out more also.

 

My.truck is at stock height and my rear wheels are closer together than the front ones are. I think all 97-03s are like this

 

could be a spindle lift. did you install the lift? what brand is it? and you could get 1 inch spacers i suppose. got any pics?

my 2wd was pretty even before i lifted it.

 

It's a fabtech lift and no I bought the truck with the lift already on it. Do you know a good brand of spacers? I've heard good and bad things about them.

 

aftermarket wheels and tires installed?

could be a fail in back spacing...

 

i put 1.5" on mine and have had great luck but i dont offroad mine but it made a huge difference in the look.

 

Or possibly even spacers up front already because the wheels didn't have the right backspacing for the lift.

 

I don't off road at all either. What brand of spacers do you have?

 

could be a little of both. the back wheels look a little tucked in for being so wide.


no offroading in a 4x4? but it has a camo steering wheel cover and and a deer sticker on the back window.

 

Yea cus I go hunting that doesn't mean I go tear my truck up in the mud?

 

Take a joke man. The wheels definitely looked tucked so I'm leaning more towards it having a spacer up front to correct the backspace. Either way first you need to go measure the difference so you can figure out what size spacer you need. Hopefully it's at least 1.5" on each side, because that's about the smallest spacer you can get that has studs pressed in, and even then I think you have to trim a little off your old studs.

 

you deff need to cut at a half inch off your existing studs. ill get the brand of mine in the morning for ya.