I want to see some different rims on the 04's and 05's. is there any way to select these owners galleries & pictures? Otherwise if you have a picture of yours with aftermarket rims I'd like to see it. I want to buy some myself. Thanks!!!!

 

glad you asked..... more pics in gallery

 

More pics in my gallery:

RamSS/T's Screw on 24s!

 

Does anybody know some online shops that will sell packages with the American Eagle or American Racing wheels? Also Nitto tires. I have looked at discount tire and super buy tire and tire rack. Thanks

 

4Wheel Parts Wholesalers sells Eagle and American Racing packages. They tend to specialize in off road style tires and wheels but they also carry street style packages (20's, 22's etc.).

 

Thanks, I'm definitely going to check them out. I have the Daystar and think I'm going with a 18x9 and Nitto 325-60-18. It looks tight but I think it will work, I don't have flares on my XLT maybe that will help.

Any more addresses for these combos is appreciated!!!!!

 

Heres the ones I picked:

 

I finally got a few new shots of my truck, soon to be leveled.
Can someone clue me in on how to enter more than 1 image?

Scott

 

Hey Scott, nice truck, what rim and tire size combo is that?
Thanks

 

Thanks preppy g, the wheels are 20" by 8.5" MB Motoring Bruzers and the tires are 285/55/20's and fit without any mods. They almost equal a 33/12.50 tire.

Scott

 

 

heres a link to my gallery with pics of my truck with rims
https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=5194

 

Indeed that's a nice truck


Scott 7065, You wrote that the BFG All Terrain 285/55/20 did fit without any mods.

Absolute no rubbing??

 

I have seen offsets in rims from -6 to 30mm. Can anybody help shed some light on this for me. What would the offset be on my stock XLT 17" rim. I am either going with a 17x8.5 or 18x9 aftermarket rim. I want it to stick further out than stock (which sits in sort of) but not way out of the fender. Close to even if I can, is this about a 20mm?? Need offset for dummies lesson.

 

Scott,

Those are some sweet rims! What are they?

Sackett