hey guys i recently bought a 2008 f150 lariat 4x4. i love it! and ready to modify. already have the lift kit in mind im getting. 3" in front and 2" aal in back leveling kit. i pull a camper sometimes so i need the extra payload. oh im also running stock 20s. what i was wanting to know is weather i can run 33s r35s mts with my 20s and b safe from rubbing. can i get some of yall pics of your trucks with 33s and 35s on 20s. thanks i appreciate all the knowledge yall give.oh and its a Screw to i forgot to put that.

 

If you pull a camper, your truck will be a dog with 35s while towing. Unless you're considering gears, don't go larger than 33s. You could get by with a lot less lift with 33s, forget the add a leafs and just put air bags in the rear and pump them up when you tow.

 

That 3" kit is going to wreak havoc on your balljoints. Stick with a 2-2.5" up front, and a 2" AAL.

You can run 35x12.5x20 on stock wheels, how ever you will have rubbing at full lock, and like Windsor said, it's going to be a dog if you're towing anything.

Stick with some 33's. It'll fill out the wheel arches and you'll still be able to tow.

 

ok well should i consider blocks for back. i dont pull camper that much , a few times a year. if so which should i get , what blocks for front and back. im gonna go with 33s and want my truck leveled.

 

All you really need is 2" up front to level it. If you want a very slight rake in the rear, go with 1.5". That might work better with your camper. Check out Auto Spring. You can clear 33s without any lift on a 4x4. You want the tire cross section at no more than 305mm with stock rims or you will encounter some rubbing.

 

ok if i put a 2.5 in front and 1.5 in back with 33s will i have a big gap from tire to fender

 

Ok so I been looking around online and I think I'm gonna go with a 285 65 20s all terrain bf goodrich. Tell me whAt y'all think. I don't plan on going in mud and I really just stay on road , I just want the look. I shouldn't have issues with rubbing. I'm gonna put a 2 inch lift in front. Any advice will b appreciated!