so do you think you could fit 22s on y ours with your 3/4 drops

 

Mine has a 2/4 and I know if I went to a 40 or 35 series tire I could easily fit 22's. My rims now are 20 x 9 with 285/50/20. Offset of your rims will have everything to do with it fitting correctly. I am going to a 4/6 drop soon and I will be able to fit 265/50/20's under it. Hope this helps! My rims have a 4 5/8's backspacing

 

So the rims I ordered are 22x91/2 with a low offset I already bought a set of stock leaf springs and tomorrow I think I'm ganna order the belltech 3/4 drop with the appropriate shocks to accommodate the drop

 

I tihnk i could get 22's in there. better hope they tuck up in there nice tho, i know my current setup sticks out too far for my liking. If anything, do a 2/4, with belltech street performance shocks.

 

Hey guys thanks for all the help I'm confident that everything will go together smoothly

 

What do you mean by "a low offset"? The lower the number the more the wheel sticks out past the fenders. For instance a +45 like my HD 22s will tuck up in the fenders when I let all the air out of my bags on my body style. The off-road guys with my body style like to go with lower offsets and even sometime negative offset like -12 to get the tires to stick out far past the fenders for that wide aggressive off-road stance.

What offset did you get and do you know what your offset was on your factory or current wheels?

 

Yep any lower than say a +40 you might have problems

 

This thread has some real nice rides, I just finished browsing all the pages on this thread and made me join.

 

My boss 330 wheels are a +32 with a 6.25" back space which tuck under the fenders perfectly.

 

Wow...some nice low F-150s...not my thing but well done.

 

If you ordered 22 x 9's you will need to install adjustable or Lightning Steering stops so they don't rub on the inside.

 

with my lightning wheels turn to 1 side further than they do the other side I don't know all my parts came in today and it goes in the shop tomorrow so will see saturday after It's done my rims are 22x91/2 with a +35 offset we did a test fit on the front and they tucked perfectly

 

Sweet. Can't wait to see pics of it when it's done.

 

I just realized your truck is a '01. The offset on your gen. is much different than say myself or AZ. We have to have at least +40 to tuck. Looks like your gen is safe with +35. That means you have a lot more options as far as wheels are concerned. That is one thing that ticks me off about my truck. Can't wait to see pics of yours.

 

at least +40 isnt necessarily true