i am a new owner of an 2006 f150 supercrew XLT 4x4 i do a ton of sand driving never had a pick up
looking to level it out i was looking at Autospring leveling kit, torsion keys or a mechanical 2.5inch leveling kit not sure what would be best for the vehicle im looking a set of kmc 17inch rims and i want to put 33 inch tires on them wat do yall think lookin for some help thanks

 

You don't have torsion bars, so torsion bar adjustment keys are no use to you. I'd suggest the Autospring leveling kit. As for wheels, I'd choose a 9 inch wide wheel with 5 to 6 inches of backspacing and a quality all terrian 33 inch tire.

 

^^^ This guy knows what he's talking about. 33's and a 2.5" leveling kit look great on the newer 04+s F150's IMO... A lot of members run this set up with no problems.

 

thanks alot for the help which brand of autospring kit would you recommend? for the tires i was thinking the bfgoodrich allterrain any opinion?and could i do the leveling kit and the backspacing on my own?

 

can anyone recommend a good brand of leveling kit??? it would help alot

 

Autospring is a name brand. Backspacing is just a measurement. It's the distance from the mounting surface of the wheel (where it bolts to the hub) to it's rear edge.

 

o ok so those air the best leveling kit out there when i look on the website it seems like itys only realy blocks does any now autosprings website?

 

I think it is www.autospringcorp.com or something like that. Most people purchse them off ebay.

 

would u recommend the 2 or 2.5 inch? how badly will this void my 100000 mile warranty?

 

would u recommend the 2 or 2.5 inch? how badly will this void my 100000 mile warranty?

 

It shouldn't void your warranty, but if you are worried then keep your old tires and wheels and just take the spacer off when/if you go in to get warranty work done.

Autospring is a really good choice for leveling as it is very cheap and does its job. I have the Skyjacker 2" and it leveled my truck to within 1/4" all the way around. The picture in my sig is on a slanted driveway.

I recommend you measure how much of a difference there is in your front and back to determine whether to use the 2" or 2.5"

I know the Pro Comp All Terrains have been good to me so far and they are very cheap. I got my 35s for under $1000 mounted and balanced. As for wheels; I have no idea.

 

thanks very much i think i got it now ill do the 2.5 yea i dont mind if i spend more i just want to make sure the autosprings are one of the best