What tires would you get for the 2010 ??
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What tires would you get for the 2010 ??
I just traded my Mustang in on a used 2010 F150. It has the ford factory 9 spoke rims that are 22". I currently have the pirelli 285/45/22 tires on them. This spring I plan on adding a 2.5" front leveling kit. I also want to add bigger tires. I want a tire size at least 305. Does anyone know if I can go a hair bigger without rubbing. If so, what size would you go with. I have done some research and the 22" rim makes it harder to get the tires. Would a 305/55/22 fit well?
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To the OP - you might want to double-check the tire size on your truck before you order tires. I believe you'll discover a "20" at the end of the tire size.
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It would be easier if they were 20", but they are indeed 22" 9 spoke rims. Ford put them on a few of the 150's that sat on the showroom. They also put them on their lincoln trucks. They also added $6k to the price, but again I bought it used.
I was looking more at the Cooper Zeon LTZ Tires, but i cant find them in my size.
I was looking more at the Cooper Zeon LTZ Tires, but i cant find them in my size.
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Just my 2 cents but if it was me i would find a set of 18'' or 20'' rims I liked and buy tires to go with as a package. You will have way more size options in a 18" or 20" opposed to a 22''. Then store the 22" away somewhere or sell them to recoup some of the $ you spent on the new package.
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Nitto Terra Grapplers come in 285`s that have either 33.23 or 34.47 inch heights.
LT285/50R22E1 121R B
LT285/55R22E1 124R B
LT285/50R22E1 121R B
LT285/55R22E1 124R B
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Just my 2 cents but if it was me i would find a set of 18'' or 20'' rims I liked and buy tires to go with as a package. You will have way more size options in a 18" or 20" opposed to a 22''. Then store the 22" away somewhere or sell them to recoup some of the $ you spent on the new package.
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One of those would be your best bet.
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Jordan......I really can't get a good look at your truck, but that is the look I am going for. What kind of work did you do it to get that look. Do you have a close up pic?
